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    such that the modification must be understood differently with respect to each modified word." Say what? How about an example from Dorothy Parker: "It’s a small apartment. I’ve barely enough room to lay my hat and a few friends." There’s also the Rolling Stones’ "Honky Tonk Woman": "She blew my nose and then she blew my mind." 6. Smaragdine‚ 1961. Of or pertaining to emeralds‚ or having the color of emeralds. "What beautiful smaragdine eyes you have." 7. Esquamulose‚ 1962. Not covered in scales

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    Since 2001‚ almost every teenager in america was impacted by the rise of My Chemical Romance‚ one of the earliest bands to uncover the genre of Emo music along with Fall Out Boy‚ Paramore‚ Jimmy Eat World etc. My Chemical Romance was a band that was formed by Gerard Way‚ the lead singer along with Matt Pelissier after the 9/11 attacks. Gerard Way felt strongly about the attacks. Such that‚ he decided to found the band My Chemical Romance‚ Often abbreviated to MCR‚ that changed the history of american

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    ‘n’ Roll started during the 1960s and continues to grow well into today. Their tempos are almost always fast paced and the lyrics are Mesmerizing. I hold a special love to the classic Rock songs of the Vietnam War‚ stars such as Jimi Hendrix‚ Rolling Stones a and more. Their songs set the benchmarks for this type of music for years to come. From the guitar solo section to the drummer’s relentless beats‚ and the singer’s voice hitting the high note at just the

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    anymore‚ that’s not what it was for. It was for the time‚ it was a "timepiece". On the other hand‚ we have the bands that were not simply "timepieces" and were able to stick around three decades later. These bands are the Who‚ the Kinks‚ the Rolling Stones and the Beatles. This is another aspect of why the invasion was so influential. Where would we be in rock and roll with out the Beatles‚ and on a slightly lesser

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    journey to the heart of the American dream.<br><br>Before one can review the motion picture "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas"‚ he must first research the full length novel of the same name. The book first appeared in 1971 in issues 95 and 96 of Rolling Stone magazine‚ published November 11th and 25th respectively. Although the two part series stated its author was someone called Raoul Duke‚ the story was copyrighted in 1971 by Hunter S. Thompson. Raoul Duke is actually the false name under which Hunter

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    However I did notice one song called “You can’t always get what you want” by the Rolling Stones which seemed a little fitting in all that was the mantra of Trump’s campaign. When he came out he immediately gave the awaiting crowd a wave and flashed a huge smile as we was walking to his podium positioned in the center of the stage. He allowed

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    born in Westbury‚ Connecticut. Based on Peter Marshall’s article posted in About.com‚ as a student‚ Leibovitz had an architectural dig at King Solomon’s Temple in Israel by 1969. By 1970‚ she had her first photograph published by the magazine "Rolling Stone." When she graduated from San Francisco Art Institute with her BFA in 1971‚ she became the magazine’s principal photographer in 1973 and stayed with them for the next ten years. Her major influences especially when she was at college were Henri

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    ‘Beatlemania’ encouraged other British rock artists such as the Hollies‚ the Animals‚ the Rolling Stones‚ the Kinks‚ Gerry and the Pacemakers‚ the Zombies and the Who to begin to touring outside the UK and creating tours across the US. This phenomenon was known as The British Invasion. The concept of British artists touring the US was once never

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    Buddy Holly’s Influence on Music The 1950s was a very influential time for the United States as well as the world. Music was changing‚ teenagers were gaining more freedom‚ and music was evolving into something no one had heard before. In a time where rebellious teens were looking for a new sound‚ and a new look‚ Buddy Holly came forth as the ideal artist to comply. Holly’s well receipted look and sound started with an early love for music. Born Charles Hardin Holley‚ into a Texan family in

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    Look like cash and they all just stare Bottles‚ Models‚ standin on chairs Fall out coz that’s the business All out it’s so ridiclous Zone out so much attention Scream out I’m in the building (hey! ) They watchin I know this I’m rockin I’m rolling I’m

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