Posts Tagged ‘music’

music can change the world

Tuesday, May 25th, 2010

What Bob Dylan, Elvis Presley, the Beatles and Mozart have in common? What they have in common with almost every other artist, that creativity has changed the world?
Elvis – that famous and fateful day in Sun Studios in Memphis he let go and put it all together … blues, country, gospel and regional factors are influenced in his youth met in rockabilly, rock & roll, which had not previously heard. Elvis on Sullivan also met the new music form and the new medium – television in new ways has influenced generations of rock icons that they get their first guitar.

Bob Dylan … They pulled the plug on his show when he had the courage to bring electric instruments, drums and a Backbeat of folk music and protest. But Dylan had his vision of his music and was influenced by Woody Guthrie in it, but the last decade of rock and roll and other influences .. combined forms of popular music in new ways.

The Beatles … well have the world on fire with their style and their hair cut and everything else. The Beatles on Ed Sullivan – still one of the great moments in rock history of television. Mozart? Well, watch this great film, Amadeus, and you will understand better than I can explain.

Another may be mentioned here is Johnny Cash. Johnny Cash has broken down barriers to communication and artistic styles, and not only knocked down these barriers, but he showed why it is important to do so. Cash’s music contains many elements together for the first few times in different parts of his career.

So the point …? If you want to make music that does not change the world, only the last kid on the block, the last rapper in the hood, the newest rock club in Backstreet. The derivation of the word “art” really means … to unite. The world needs great artists. Start!

most influential classic rock star

Wednesday, April 7th, 2010

classic rock is a fundamental part of American history. While every song made available to the world has an impact on the music industry had, there are some artists who will forever stand in the forefront of the music. From folk rock to psychedelic rock, there are many innovative sounds and voices. Here are the top ten most influential classic rock bands in history.

Elvis Presley

While Elvis is not traditionally regarded as the classic rock genre, it is impossible to ignore his influence on the world of Rock-n-Roll. As the first mainstream America to expose to something other than the traditional musical family, he faced an enormous amount of opposition from the mainstream. Especially African-American artists influenced sound Elvis’ style. DJ Radio South initially refused Elvis’ singles play, because they sounded “too Negro” for white air channels.
Not only was Elvis’ sound, but his performance, which has attracted controversy.
Despite the storm of criticism that surrounded the kingdom of Elvis’ continues its popularity has ensured that Elvis crown as the King of Rock and Roll would remain valid for decades, even decades after his death.

Beatles

As the best selling musical act of all time, it is difficult to assess the influence of the Beatles, not only deny the musical culture of America but also in every aspect of human life. The Beatles included John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr and George Harrison. Their innovative style defined the music of 1960 – twice. Like the hippie days of late 1960 began to keep the young Americans, the Beatles music again with a new style of music appreciated by the masses. Their strong stance against drug use and the war, she has a controversial group, but their popularity never wavered. Although the Beatles held the loyalty and admiration of their late 1960 to the public until the group disbanded, the Beatles touring days “ended in 1966 when John Lennon said:” The Beatles were more popular than Jesus Christ. ”

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Dylan is one of the most easily recognizable in the world. Roca and passion, the sound of Bob Dylan is distinctive. His songs are incredible and defined a generation obsessed with the themes of social conflict, an anti-war, and encouragement for the civil rights movement.

A traditional folk singer, the works of Dylan transcends genres and appealed to many young Americans.

Jimi Hendrix
As the undisputed master of the electric guitar, Jimi Hendrix is a foundation of classic rock. The self-taught guitarist refused to be constrained by conventional views of many guitarists.

Before the development of the guitar of Jimi Hendrix, electric guitar was just seen as a stronger version of the acoustic guitars.

Pink Floyd

Easily considered the greatest band of all time, the unique style of Pink Floyd and showman called psychedelic rock. Their albums are masterpieces thematic concept that appeals to the audience numerous. The Dark Side Of The Moon, Animals and The Wall are still all great rock masterpieces.

The Who

Also known for their thematic dossiers pioneered the idea of a rock opera.
The Rolling Stones

The Rolling Stones are easily maintained their position as one of the longest lasting bands in recording history. As the most famous rock bands of the time, were an English band that was based more than happy to take on America.

Their shabby grungy picture became so popular that many artists continue to try to dominate.
Cream

Cream, with guitarist Eric Clapton was one of the bands most technically advanced of their time. Their instrumental techniques became legendary and paved the way for other bands to focus on developing technical tool, in addition to their texts.

The Doors

The doors are always one of the most controversial band that ever existed.

Led Zeppelin

The way was cleared for heavy metal of Led Zeppelin. Their first album was pivotal to the inclusion of distorted amplification techniques. Over the years, their experiments included mixing acoustic and electric sounds, with the addition of synthesized melodies. The success of Led Zeppelin helped establish a solid foundation for the development of metal music.

Few people of their generation or this generation realize that if Elvis, Led Zeppelin, most of them took inspiration from African-American artists. Let’s agree that most of us love all the bands of ten in this list.