Introduction Cool is an elusive attribute as it is a subtle word that changes meaning that is dynamic through different generations (Vuolo). At its simplest form cool refers to something or the weather that is neither hot nor too cold. At the turn of the 16th century, the word cool metamorphosed...
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The film Artifact The film Artifact tells the tale of the rock band Thirty Seconds to Mars and their first steps toward learning about and filing a lawsuit against EMI, a record label. During the time of the film's setting, the band was in the process of recording new songs as...
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Although a few rock bands from the 1970s survived the transition into the 1980s, it is important to remember that it was a difficult period for many acts. And if it was a difficult time for most acts, there were many singers and rock bands that endured and even thrived...
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The Beatles were a well-known rock and roll band that formed in England in 1960 and revolutionized popular music as a highly innovative and lucrative art form during the next decade (Beatdom 2015). The band was a well-known collective at the time, producing hits such as Hey Jude, With a...
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The Beatles were a well-known British rock group that were successful in the 1960s; their songs revolutionized music on many continents. The Beatles were made up of four men: John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Star. These four men produced music that was widely embraced and had a...
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The Beatles: Revolutionizing Rock and Roll Music The Beatles are one of the most iconic musical forces of the twentieth century, inspiring the world and paving the way for other artists. The Beatles were a four-man band that rocked the world by revolutionizing rock and roll music. With their songs, the...
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During their productive years, the Beatles had a huge influence on the American and Western European cultures. Any of their chart-topping hits can still be seen in Rock n Roll music theaters and personal music players today. The Beatles' albums, like those of other popular music artists, were influenced by...
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