… now than ever the entertainment industry is putting out vulgar messages for the public, and more specifically young people. The music that many young people are listening to is evidentially immoral and parents are standing up against it. What conclusion…

… never know when a zeitgeist will hit. If the Beatles were nonexistent, there would be no pop music. There would be no reason to grow out your hair. There wouldn't even be a reason to play guitar and form a band. Very few musicians in the 20th century…

… March 25, 1881. His early childhood was riddled with illness. Until the age of five, he suffered from a prominent skin rash that was brought on by a botched small pox vaccination he had received at the age of three months. Bartók was embarrassed by…

… expanded the vocabulary of the electric rock guitar more than anyone before or since. Hendrix was a master at obtaining a manner of sounds from his instrument, often with innovative amplification experiments that produced high feedback and deafening…

… to actors David and Elizabeth Poe. Poe's father disappeared in 1810. Elizabeth died in December of 1811 and Edgar was adopted by John & Frances Allan. John was a Scottish merchant. They lived in Richmond, Virginia. In 1815, they all left…

… Nagyszentimiklos, Hungary. Bartok's childhood was ridden with illness; he suffered from eczema (a skin rash from a smallpox vaccination), pneumonia, and was diagnosed with a spinal curvature. His illnesses caused him to withdraw from others, making him…

… giving it a deceptively simple, but extremely poignant first impression. The song opens with McCartney's vocal accompanied by the piano which provides the rhythm. The dynamic is quiet, and both piano and voice are pitched low giving the piece a subdue…

… are varied yet specific, remaining consistent throughout generational gaps. The qualities of a true pop explosion are subjective and may very depending on whom one asks. But Griel Marcus of Rolling Stone has cited the enduring qualities that define…

… composers, I feel that Johann Sebastian Bach has contributed more to the Baroque period then George Frederic Handel. Johann Sebastian Bach may not be well known to the public until the Baroque Revival by Mendelssohn in the Romantic period, but his works…

… There are many different styles of music, to go with each individuals different type of listening preference. Some of the most popular songs, have the artist putting their soul and heart into the words of song, and that's how we can relate to the meani…