It became a model for subsequent rock music festivals from Woodstock to Bonnaroo and was a touchstone moment for the fusion of rock music and antiwar politics.
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Robyn Hitchcock with Emma Swift, American roots rock music. Jan.
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Our twenties had been full of rock music and courage.
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You didn't have 40 years of rock music to reference.
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Who says political activism is dead in modern rock music?
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It's an insect mukbang complete with a rock music soundtrack.
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There wasn't a countrywide audience over here for rock music.
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Mr. Williams was a rock music fan at the time.
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I was into rock music and had my own little band.
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But my record collection doesn't contain a lot of 'rock' music.
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Growing up, I was heavily into punk rock music—still am.
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Fifty percent plus of what I listen to is rock music.
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Every artist here is a Great Maker of Classic Rock Music.
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He pushed for us to get into rock music in general.
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Richie's epiphany, it turns out, is just another rock-music truism.
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That honesty and the openness is missing in rock music now.
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I don't listen to rap/rock music or anything like that.
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We listened to rock music on the way to small battles.
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That night Hannah was interspersing Western rock music with her reports.
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" Rock music constantly asks the question, "What's real and make believe?
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The city gave birth to grunge rock music in the 1990s.
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"Hair" paved the way for pop and rock music on Broadway.
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Rock music has generally remained hostile to these kinds of innovations.
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I feel like rock music in the last decade has stopped evolving.
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PORT WASHINGTON Robyn Hitchcock with Emma Swift, American roots rock music. Jan.
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Have you ever watched a basketball promo with rock music on it?
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I liked rap music, I liked rock music, I liked pop music.
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I just didn't listen to a lot of rock music back then.
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It's become arguably as critically and commercially relevant as most rock music.
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The early history of rock music is littered with conscious-altering moments.
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Warped Tour ended, and the rock music itself felt regenerative, not evolutionary.
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Thanks for all those wonderful records that will define rock music forever.
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And it's true, it was hard to make money from rock music.
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NOW: Gregory Raposo branched out into rock music after Dream Street disbanded.
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Indie rock music wafts through the air, adding to the festive vibe.
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If you put on rock music, well, they certainly won't like it.
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Everybody wore fun dress-up clothes and let loose to rock music.
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We grew up listening to rock music, Motown, rap, electronic, heavy metal.
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Rock music, or any other type of music, is no longer rebellious.
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"It's not like rock music or programmed drum music," Mr. Jagger said.
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But somehow these songs became part of the fabric of American rock music.
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"Time to make ROCK #music#Album6 #AL6 #fenderguitar," she wrote alongside the shot.
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It was rock music made by men that liberated me, not mainstream pop.
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It wasn't a packed arena, and his arrival wasn't punctuated by rock music.
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That dissonance gave rock music a distinctive, nonmusical importance for a long time.
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Fox and Wharton talked regularly by phone—about rock music, classic sports cars,
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Cafe NELA: Northeast LA's destination for live punk rock music and cheap beer.
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Some Nigerians have made spreading the gospel of rock music their life's work.
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Their kind of rock music, bluesy and harsh, broke the rules of harmony.
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Kusnetsov, the running back and wrestling champion, was obsessed with '16s rock music.
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In 2013, they were also seen chatting at the Hard Rock Music Lounge.
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The congregation prefers the term "Worship rock" — music designed for the Sunday service.
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They all love rock music; in fact, all but one can play an instrument.
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Much of rock music history can be explained away by its swinging pendulum effect.
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He likens it to Chinese rock music and animation during the 1970s and '80s.
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So what makes him the Quincy Jones of Commercial Rock Music With Artistic Intentions?
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That it is less likely to be rock music, which is masculine and aggressive.
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Spoon are a band that have consistently made creative and not-boring rock music!
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M.K. That's an obvious difference between the art world and the rock-music world.
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For me, that thing was rock music, or guitar music, or bands, in general.
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A reaction to mainstream rock music, disco has been left miserably underrated by comparison.
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Rock music is black music mainstreamed by white musicians, particularly white musicians from England.
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Sometimes it's the protagonist themselves that [gives you problems] especially in rock music movies.
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We grew up listening to rock music and tropical music and to electronic music.
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Shortly thereafter, I became enamoured with rock music and I met my friend Xander.
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The couple met in 2008 at a local garage rock music festival in Detroit.
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Female drummers are rare in rock music, and were even rarer in the 19803s.
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In its early forms at least, rock music certainly cultivated this kind of ethos.
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The couple met in 183683 at a local garage rock music festival in Detroit.
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First, rock music history often leaves out the contributions of Black and brown people.
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Mr. Oliver grew up immersed in rock music and intrigued by album cover art.
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And I thought it was funny because isn't literally all rock music complaint rock?
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I don't listen to much rock 'n' roll or punk rock music, at all.
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By the time Tool came around, rock music had largely fallen into the latter camp.
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The 25 turkeys enjoyed a plush upbringing, receiving hand feedings, baths, and soft rock music.
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Prog Archives, a website dedicated to progressive rock music, classifies the Beatles as "proto-prog".
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A colleague previously told PEOPLE Ahrens was deeply religious and loved guitar-driven rock music.
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If you like fast, catchy, punk rock music and have never heard of PUP — welcome.
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He is also known as a fan of British hard rock music from the 1970s.
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To me, the spirit of punk only really came from the spirit of rock music.
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A HURRICANE has blown through rock music since the 1960s, and its name is Neil.
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Chuck Berry's persona is the purest distillation of what we understand rock music to be.
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For Kohn, it was paradoxically music – secular rock music – that helped her escape the Moonies.
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In October 2015, Nguyen cranked up some rock music in the operating room at CHoP.
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"Whether we like country or rap or rock, music helps us share ourselves," she said.
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So we sent Eve Peyser to speak with him, to hear his Rock Music Jams.
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Rock music would do what it could to destroy itself; Tipper Gore needn't have worried.
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One of the more popular niche services, Flying Vinyl, is all about alternative rock music.
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At minimum, it is excluded from conversations about the great rock music of the 1990s.
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Will rock music ever be able entirely to extricate itself from a profoundly gendered symbolism?
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Rock music, they believed, could change the world, and Monterey Pop would be the proof.
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His rock music -- including Van Halen and "Du Hast" by Rammstein -- also kept him going.
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J.C. Anyone worried about the vitality of mainstream rock music need not: Haim is back.
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Not to mention, it's full of phenomenal rock music in its purest, most invigorating form.
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By the end of the '249s, Radiohead was exhausted with the stylistic restraints of rock music.
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By the end of the '261.8s, Radiohead was exhausted with the stylistic restraints of rock music.
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But this artist complex also sometimes features local acts toying with the fringes of rock music.
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The building was surrounded by U.S. troops, who resorted to psychological warfare by blasting rock music.
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For years, following the Cuban revolution, rock music was banned on Cuban state TV and radio.
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Later, during a break, he reflected on the significance of bringing classical and rock music together.
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Teenagers also cemented the success of rock music and the mass reactions surrounding its biggest stars.
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Nevermind the fact that people have color have long played crucial roles in heavy rock music.
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That rebelliousness is part of great rock music or great literature or any great creative stuff.
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On a weeknight last month, the Lions made their dramatic pregame entrance to blaring rock music.
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Rock music gives way to the plaintive Bee Gees ballad "Holiday" and the pace slows accordingly.
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It's more like rock music, it sounds like R&B sometimes, it's very exciting, it's emotional.
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In addition, the older sibling shared a throwback video of Olivia Jade dancing to rock music.
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Here's how it happened... In the late 1960s, British rock music swept through the Latin world.
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The Dresden-born percussionist helped reshape the sound of rock music in the 1970s and beyond.
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We're trying to help rock music out because it's in a really dark place right now.
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We lost David Bowie, who imbued rock music with electric currents of queer energy and iconography.
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This all seems to point to rock music being in the middle of a long identity crisis.
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Sian: Especially with rock music, it's the typical "can you name five songs that aren't singles?" thing.
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He gestures outside, toward the yelling protesters and the escorts blasting rock music to drown them out.
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Yet Coldplay has thrived in an era where "rock music has been done," in Martin's own words.
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You can do that with rock music quite a bit more than you can with dance music.
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In another he was a "hipster," playing off his encyclopedic knowledge of film and indie rock music.
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When critics talk about women being the future of rock music, they're usually referring to indie rock.
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These days, "I host, sing rock music in bars and attend launch ceremonies and weddings," he said.
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He says that the internet, rather than rock music, was becoming the conveyer of rebellion in society.
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Bootlegs have been a part of music history, especially rock music history, for more than 21994 years.
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If you had to sum up what happened in rock music in 21960, you'd say: People died.
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Yes, rock music predated Berry, and other people, particularly Elvis, were more responsible for popularizing the genre.
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These bands, unsettling as they are, feel like a necessary corrective to the state of rock music.
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They destroyed their CDs of the rock music they'd previously loved, and Rahma threw away her guitar.
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I wonder how that feels, considering The Breeders' status as standard-bearers for women in rock music.
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The book captures an eventful time in American rock music, no doubt, and one that deserves documenting.
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Krueger kicked up his heels a bit, too, with a paper on the economics of … rock music.
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Will it be like rock music that has been stuck in the same place for years now?
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As a child I listened to a lot of Russian facsimiles of American and European rock music.
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She has curly blonde hair, listens to rock music, drives a sweet ride, and is unnecessarily rude.
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In 2018, Nielsen reported that for the first time hip-hop has surpassed rock music in popularity.
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The New York location has moody lighting, minimal rooms, and decor inspired by art and rock music.
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If you want to drink and listen to rock music, there are places you can find solace.
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This is unabashed rock music that quite simply doesn't get made to this affect that often anymore.
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Or just enjoy these very chill old rock dudes, who just love playing their chill rock music.
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The 1975's self-titled debut from 20003 was largely a straight-ahead rock album cut with a soft-focus and especially British sensibility, but I Like It When You Sleep is "rock" music only in so much as our collective definition of "rock" music is in constant flux.
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Calling Bad Brains influential to late-20th century rock music is like calling Abraham influential to Western religion.
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Originally a jazz trumpet player, Flea later was introduced to rock music and bass guitar by Hillel Slovak.
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He took refuge in the papal embassy but was driven out by rock music blared outside the embassy.
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If you have an extreme opinion, you won't be censored the way you will in other rock music.
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The score will be an eclectic mix of classical melodies and "1980s-inspired pop and rock music," Broadway.
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So why does this video have some Explosions In The Sky-type post-rock music playing over it?
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But if rap is embracing wellness and sobriety then what about rock music, where old habits die hard?
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That's like the perfect trajectory, I think, because when you're a kid, rock music is all that matters.
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We discussed the origins of the film, the racial coding of rock music, and the band's extraordinary confidence.
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Without him rock music -- and indeed pop culture itself -- would have been very different, and much less fun.
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How did you make the transition for writing rock music to scoring and composing for TV and movies?
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Most often, love albums in rock music take two forms in which the listeners can instantly see themselves.
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"When the show started, nobody used rock music as their score," producer Judd Apatow once told Entertainment Weekly.
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Siouxsie Sioux showed us that rock music, so frequently perceived as the realm of boys, was ours too.
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"Whether we like country, or rap, or rock — music helps us share ourselves," Obama, 55, told the crowd.
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He enjoyed rock music in the sixties, especially the Beatles, and would accompany her to concerts and clubs.
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It was not unlike 203s fears over gory comic books and 1980s worries over sex-laced rock music.
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They mean to create not just music as a refuge, but recognizably indie-rock music as a refuge.
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Those were really innocent days and rock music was only 903 years old; it was a new phenomenon.
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In presentations of theater, motion pictures, opera, and pop and rock music concerts, no such ceremony is required.
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As a kid, he immersed himself in punk and rock music (perhaps rebelling against his classically trained parents).
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It's safe to say not much can get in between Jackson and her love for hard rock music.
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LA Weekly once called Rush "the anchovies of rock music"— loved by a select few, hated by many.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO Anyone worried about the vitality of mainstream rock music need not: Fall Out Boy is back.
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It is unclear whether Mantovani's views could affect any projects that might finance initiatives for rock music events.
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The lighting in "Play It Loud" is dim, perhaps reflecting rock music as the sound of the night.
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We could talk all day about how the genre might be hitting a wall, having its signifiers co-opted by rap, where the whole thing can go from here, but for now let us talk about the band that does rock music best because they do rock music the dumbest.
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I tried to explain how that "Drive in Saturday" moment brought home the power of rock music to me.
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The persistent hum of fans and the sound of rock music filled the temperature-controlled, 15,000-square-foot space.
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You'd be hard-pressed to name a more impactful figure in rock music right now than Laura Jane Grace.
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At the time, there wasn't really a rock music scene in New York, which almost sounds like a myth.
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"Everything I both felt and didn't know about rock music was opened to me," Mr. Bowie wrote in 2003.
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Wall of Death is a French trio that plays progressive, yet cool rock music intent on hitting different moods.
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Amelia Krales Even the term "rock music" seems stale now, but I'm not sure what else to call it.
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Please enjoy the rock music for yourself below: Eight Nights will be released via Specialist Subject later this month.
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And what does that even mean then, when a good part of rock music is only about selling records?
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This not some company streaming on your phone and making you pay monthly to hear rock music by mistake.
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"It is a combination of science and rock music, both of which I love," he wrote in an email.
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Among other tactics, U.S. forces blared loud rock music from Humvees parked outside the embassy to drive Noriega out.
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A lot of the cultural dissatisfaction with Trump will be expressed in poetry, film, rock music, novels, [and] television.
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KUTA, Indonesia — Rock music pulses from open-air nightclubs as foreign tourists shuffle from one packed bar to another.
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Wild fans, said they had attended the festival merely because they enjoyed listening to rock music with German lyrics.
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I bring this up because I came to a full stop at 17A's "Rock music?" in Patrick Berry's puzzle.
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Known for hits like "Fly Away" and "American Woman," Lenny Kravitz has forged a solid career in rock music.
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It's also got plenty of '70s rock music, perhaps because it knows there was some in Apocalypse Now, too.
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Some said he was like Woodlawn's Dennis Rodman, an unconventional Black kid who had piercings and listened to rock music.
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But pop [and] rock music representing the youth in opposition to older people, I think, is an idea that's gone.
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"Iggy Pop's body is central to an understanding of rock music and its place within American culture," says Jeremy Deller.
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Gun rights advocates blame mental illness, video games, rock music, anything but the ease with which we can buy weapons.
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" I screamed over the sound of rock music blasting from the speakers of a tropical-themed bar in Brooklyn. "Who?!
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David Bowie, his generation's standard-bearer for rock music as theater, died on Sunday, two days after his 26th birthday.
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Mayer is known for his soft, emotional guitar-driven rock music, but has always floated within the world of pop.
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These days, he runs an online magazine about bikes and rock music—the website's URL is tattooed on his neck.
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The band boasts four albums of alt-rock music with Arabic lyrics that tackle social issues, corruption, sexism and sexuality.
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Phantom of the Paradise is beloved by me, but is more about being odd than about rock music, per se.
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Sold with baritone voice-overs, country-rock music and images of heroic capability, trucks are testosterone in four-wheel form.
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Rock music played, and fans clad in orange and navy tossed footballs and drank beer on a recent Saturday afternoon.
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So in a loose sense, the DNA of rock music has been intertwined with their own from the very beginning.
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By the mid-aughts, both rock music and its eponymous McDonald's had lost their edge, but not their nominal appeal.
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That original film is so iconic that it's bled into so much of this sort of otherworldly, heavy rock music.
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He is more of a rock music guy, with an apartment decorated with astrology memorabilia and posters of Elvis Costello.
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As a fellow theatergoer who'd already seen the show described it, it's basically the movie Dodgeball but with rock music.
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I try to listen to a bit of everything — I love hip-hop, rock music and I've dabbled into classical.
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In rock music, young Nigerians found their range of emotions reflected: Anger, loneliness, grief and insecurity could exist alongside rapture.
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"Mary has the most amazing sense of humor and we both shared an interest in rock music," Mr. Kennett said.
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Lots of books about rock music now are like books about World War II, written by people who weren't there.
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The mood was upbeat and anticipatory, not unlike the crowd assembled for a rock music festival, but without the weed.
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The festival has long been a place where rock music dominated, only recently shifting to some pop and hip-hop programming.
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O was too; yet her expression, and occupation of that space, challenged what women could or should do in rock music.
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Whether we like country, or rap, or rock, music helps us share ourselves —- our dignity and sorrows, our hopes and joys.
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We started investigating the competitive landscape and found another service called Flying Vinyl but they were all about alternative rock music.
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In a celebration of that, and of the great tradition of rock music in general, he's issued an important cover version.
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Whether we like country, or rap or rock, music helps us share ourselves; our dignity and sorrows, our hopes and joys.
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As the band has evolved, so has its music, but one sad note remains: Rock music is "done," according to Martin.
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Hendrix had absorbed the tropes, voice, and structures of sci-fi and had begun to apply them to the rock music.
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It was about the lack of it—about the utter arrogance and entitlement of rock music itself nd Axl Rose specifically.
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" Lind describes its early members in Los Angeles as "a group of teenagers hanging out, smoking pot, listening to rock music.
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It used the furthest extreme of other rock music genres as its base line, its foundation, and pushed forward from there.
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They'll discuss changing diapers, rocking their daughters to sleep using rock music, and anticipating crying during their daughter's high school graduation.
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Fender has for decades been seen as one of the most iconic names in the guitar industry and — inevitably — rock music.
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The event opens with music from Tigue, a trio that blends contemporary classical and art-rock music, with distinctive personal elements.
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But they also liked the bludgeoning release of rock music, especially the way Jimi Hendrix made the amplifier's squealing feedback sing.
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In the April, 21974, issue, King was asked to address one of the most polarizing issues of the day: rock music.
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Budi Santos, the owner of Blok M's Deep Rock Music, says that he still sells a lot of Harmony Corruption cassettes.
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Perhaps that's no surprise in rock music, but opera singers can sometimes be as far out of tune as shower singers.
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Within hours of arriving, Cook learned she was no longer allowed to wear jeans, listen to rock music, or use tampons.
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The Colombian team likes to play the racy, rousing rhythms of salsa; Uruguay's fans are blasting melodic yet swaggering rock music.
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The band sings in German, and its music is a punk-inflected variant of "deutschrock," a form of German rock music.
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Leave those tri-cornered hats and homesteading for a life of bell bottoms jeans and the golden years of rock music.
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All in all, Mr. Maxwell, a newcomer to composing musicals, was less influenced by musical theater and more by rock music.
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"You don't know that rock music exists in this age unless someone shows you," Jacob Faber told Rolling Stone in January.
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The first thing I noticed about my room was the classic rock music playing from a tiny, but mighty Tivoli radio.
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In his latest film, Song to Song, Malick returns to those same queries, this time in the Austin rock music scene.
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Larson — who famously died of an aneurysm the night of Rent's final dress rehearsal — wasn't just a fan of rock music.
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They talked about how amazed they were there was a woman of Somali heritage making punk rock music in the 70s.
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And in all this awfulness, the way capitalism sometimes feels like our invisible bedfellow turns it into ripe material for rock music.
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On their way out to sea that February night, they didn't play rock music, as today's Coasties might; they sang a hymn.
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Why is Yeezus dropping with more punk attitude, breaking the rules and ignoring the mainstream more than any rock music out there?
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There are entire genres of rock music that support dudes literally raging at the world and amongst each other at live events.
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Along the way, he came up with the lyrics to the psychedelic masterpiece "Good Vibrations" – a track that forever changed rock music.
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Prince was a black man who played any kind of genre he fancied from rock music to funk, to gospel, to soul.
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Their new album Patience feels like the culmination of the band's sound, a full-throated and meaty exploration of loud rock music.
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Why did you want the characters to be in the music business, and rock music to feature so heavily on the soundtrack?
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Not that non-rock music isn't good, but it's pretty much what I play—it doesn't stray far from that main genre.
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And as his songs began to influence younger artists, he passed those values on in ways that continue to shape rock music.
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Chuck Berry may very well become the artist society selects when rock music is retroactively reconsidered by the grandchildren of your grandchildren.
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"Whether we like country, rap or rock, music helps us share ourselves," said the bestselling author of the memoir "Becoming" (Associated Press).
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Gladiatorial rock music blasted from loudspeakers as Ali walked to the mat a few feet behind her opponent, Ekaterina Bukina of Russia.
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Wilson1ny New York Why do newspapers use the term "rock star" for someone so far from rock music or vertical stone faces?
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Perhaps the most offbeat choreographer in American ballet, Mr. McIntyre, who often employs pop or rock music, is now in top form.
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For years the band have said they don't listen to much rock music, aren't impressed with what's coming out of the "scene".
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When Neil arrived with his guitar, many critics and fans were beginning to understand rock music as a break from the past.
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Those who don't give rock music the time of day are truly missing out on the most influential artists of this century.
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A lot of Rage fans have been exposed to ideas that are very different from the other hard rock music they've heard.
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Rick would eventually start his own bands, influenced by Purple Knight, The Robins and Mark's anti-commercial taste in punk rock music.
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They slammed him against the wall and chained him from the ceiling as the prison echoed with the sounds of rock music.
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While Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to Heaven" is a well-known template for rock music, very few have managed to follow it well.
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So yeah, there's sort of been a shift where rock music has taken over from electronic as the bedrock of our sales.
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As a child I listened to more than punk and rock music, later I have loved electronic and more experimental music styles.
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Normally, I'm into indie, folk-rock music, but when it comes to workouts, I'm all about bass-thumping hip-hop and EDM.
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Many in the industry say China has long tried to suppress Western-influenced youth culture, going back to punk and rock music.
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In the 1950s, "bone records" were old X-rays printed on flimsy vinyl sheets that were used to share American rock music.
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The latest controversy follows a December video in which the head of Brazil's National Arts Foundation (Funarte) linked rock music to abortions.
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Mr. Díaz-Canel could be accessible, friendly and modern — mingling with locals, playing basketball with the youth and listening to rock music.
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Although critics enjoyed the film's soundtrack, most found that the film itself missed the spark that punk-rock music is known for.
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And while I'm sure he's trying to make it seem cool, he ends up selling rock music as narrow, unimaginative, and dull.
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There were about ten of them, and they started playing rock music like AC/DC out on the patio with their little speakers.
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It kind of seems a little contradictory to sing a song titled "Slowly" to raging rock music... but, hey, it's still pretty cool.
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A charted history of counterculture rock music spills out from there, though not in any kind of linear, board game kind of way.
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Martinique Pelser and Andreas Schönfeldt are from Kilner Park, a suburb of Pretoria, and a place not widely known for garage rock music.
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There's always been that association with punk rock music and skateboarding; skate culture had that punk infusion, as far as I can remember.
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Or is it purposely engineered to be not-so-good, as proof that the movie thinks rock music is the more authentic genre?
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That may be true, but regardless, Young went on to have one of the longest-running, most critically acclaimed careers in rock music.
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Glam music was played in discotheques where people danced at the shows, whereas the previous stage in rock music was much more contemplative.
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Before long it would inspire not only his breakthrough song, but the genesis of a revolutionary pairing of science fiction and rock music.
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J. Wilson) and has a 12-year-old son, Chris (Judah Lewis), who loves hard rock music and is uncertain about his sexuality.
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The documentary harks back to a time when rock music was about leather costumes and feathered hair, while also being very specifically feminine.
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It has a balanced sound, but I found it handled "busy" music, like uptempo jazz a little worse than pop or rock music.
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"Whether we like country or rap or rock, music helps us share ourselves, our dignity and sorrows, our hopes and joys," she continued.
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At concerts geared toward younger audiences, "people in their 20s are high-fiving us like we've just discovered rock music," Mr. Langille said.
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After all the good times, this one-two punch at the turn of the millennium left indie — and rock music in general — reeling.
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I don't think rock music really fits into the process of building a better world, especially now where it's such a niche thing.
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In recent years, the discussion of women in rock music (and music in general) has reared its frizzy haired head in many forms.
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Even though there is a recognized canon of rock music, there are big differences by birth year in how popular a song is.
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Hootie became, to some, a punch line — shorthand for the kind of middlebrow rock music that arrived in the wake of grunge's demise.
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U2 just released its 14th studio album, "Songs of Experience," a continuation of one of the most storied careers in mainstream rock music.
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The McCallisters were at E's Bar, known for its board games, craft beers, tacos and rock music from the '70s, '80s and '90s.
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"Whether we like country or rap or rock, music helps us share ourselves, our dignity and sorrows, our hopes and joys," Obama said.
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"In the 1950's this so-called Elvis Presley emerges with rock music that makes everyone bounce and shake their hips," Mantovani adds.
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He has held forth on what he views as rock's problems before, even asking, "Is rock music?" in a video posted February 2018.
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Rock Nacional, a genre built on rock music and pride in the Spanish language ,was born, causing a chain reaction in Latin America.
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There's a long montage — with rock music playing in the background — of Sophia walking through the streets of SF with the new jacket on.
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After the Gemstones deliver a maudlin report from China to their thousands of parishioners, the rock music begins, and the offering plates are passed.
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You also couldn't miss the fluent spectrum of musical styles, from African worklike meters to rock music, with spirituals and other idioms in between.
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Cuomo: If we can contribute to like, making rock music in the public eye less of a joke, that would really make me happy.
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Heavier rock music sometimes pans the high and low toms to opposite sides even though they're only inches apart on an actual drums set.
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The show's relationship to the movies of the '80s is basically the same as Forrest Gump's relationship to major world events (and rock music).
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Not only was I competing with soft-rock music blaring in the background, but it sounded like she was battling a cold, to boot.
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They remind us that – maybe — this very late Modern medium of rock music still has a lot of juice left in it after all.
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However, without the iconic rock music, the music video for classic song "Down Under" looks pretty wacky when dubbed with a more natural sound.
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But despite his noteworthy place in the glorious lineage of American rock music, there's one major strain of it that he really can't stand.
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On one floor, I remember, the museum featured a row of headphones, each playing a different iconic song — a tour of rock music, essentially.
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The short clip is filled with blazers, rock music, and that jagged neon font to really hit you over the head with 80s references.
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There are plenty of people making strong, scrappy, introspective rock music right now, even if the genre is still working through an overall lull.
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His family moved to Los Angeles when he was 10, and he joined the California Boys Choir and was first introduced to rock music.
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Did Lil Wayne feel that teen angst was a necessary part of the DNA of the kind of rock music he wanted to make?
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Known for his flashy appearances with colourful clothes, jewellery and motorcyles, Singh has also appeared in numerous rock music videos and holds regular concerts.
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That's all it takes to know that Omni isn't just another band—they're the most exciting thing to happen to rock music in years.
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Alan's guide on this faraway planet is Yousef (Alexander Black), a goofy, oddly paranoid taxi driver who is obsessed with loud American rock music.
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There were Black Panthers in my family and I hated the get togethers so I'd play rock music as a way of annoying them.
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There's "There's No Romance in Rock and Roll," which is about how terrible rock music is as well as the people who like it.
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Rock music, inherently, is corny, gross, pandering, stupid, stubbornly unaccepting of changing trends while also extremely self-conscious of how it's perceived by others.
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If the garage is the place of legend for rock music, the dark, obscure gym is the land of dreams and visions in basketball.
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The line between the end of the Meet Me in the Bathroom era and the current state of rock music is a bleak one.
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Generations of musical theater composers have integrated rock music into their own scores with a freedom and stylistic flexibility that he helped make possible.
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The music is a collage (by Bruce Andrews) of pop-rock music; it kindles the energies of these three fabulously unorthodox and assertive dancers.
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"Rock music leads to drugs, which leads to sex, which leads to abortions," Dante Mantovani claimed in a post on his personal YouTube page.
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My parents were working all day and I was a skateboarder and I was heavily into punk rock music, which is rebellious by nature.
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" When musician and former Oasis songwriter Noel Gallagher sees scissors, he thinks, "Ah, scissors, the things you use to make beautiful British rock music.
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He funded and designed the Experience Music Project in Seattle, devoted to the history of rock music and dedicated to his musical hero Jimi Hendrix.
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Historically, rock music instruments have been dominated by men, but at this point — there is not a shortage of talented women who are playing music.
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Chelsea Clinton's daughter also takes Songs for Seeds classes, in which the band plays rock music to teach children about animals, shapes, colors and numbers.
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So I was safe when I was just a bored lonely teen living precariously through my AD&D manual and listening to punk rock music.
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Consider Buddy Holly, an enormously skilled songwriter who was poised to redefine pop and rock music but never reached the upper echelons of music stardom.
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Even Rolling Stone and VH1, outlets which have tended to prefer rock music, include it in their lists of the greatest songs of all time.
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Flaca has reminded me that a character can be a chick who listens to punk rock music and also just so happens to be Latina.
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They're the guys that took rock music to the masses, and it's because of them that we now have this massive, monotonous money-making machine.
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Caron and Niles may not seem like they are on any real revolutionary rock music precipice but they are and they can make a difference.
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If that doesn't hold you over, you can listen to a playlist of the rock music that was used in the show over on Spotify.
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Happily, I was there, and can confirm that she's going to save the world via the sheer power of rock music and knee-high boots.
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Over the nine years of their initial run, Pixies spewed some of the most enigmatic and uproarious rock music of the '80s and early '90s.
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In 21 years, the idea of "rock music" being represented by a two‑pronged combination of Elvis and Dylan would be equitable and oddly accurate.
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For younger generations, emo is less a genre that speaks to a moment than a perennial force that generates waves of searing, confessional rock music.
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Ms. Ono's early albums, which brought the worlds of rock music and avant-garde art together in an inventive head-on collision, are being reissued.
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Honest, lyrical punk rock music should drag us out of our world or give us something to latch onto over and above this vein-cutting.
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Perhaps she is more palatable to critics who once turned their noses up at the superficial pop world and stayed in little rock music bubbles.
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This 38-year-old singer, guitarist and songwriter, who looks and seems younger, is the nearest thing rock music has these days to a consensus.
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The bride, 33, is the director of content and culture for the indie and rock music department at Tidal, a streaming service in New York.
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At the time, all the people who were making rock music in the Downtown scene couldn't get a gig unless they were a cover band.
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Rock music royalty will be coming together for a three-day California music festival in October, with tickets scheduled to go on sale next week.
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After listening all day to a scratchy boombox tuned to a hip-hop station, Abraha shops to the accompaniment of rock music from the Wallflowers.
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This show is a homecoming for these indie stalwarts, who met at N.Y.U. and started making dark, stripped-down rock music in the late 1990s.
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She gave a short speech about music bringing people together — "whether we like country, or rap or rock, music helps us share ourselves," she said.
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In the 2000s, I shifted into indie rock music snob territory while Jackson went further down the path of R&B-laced sexuality in her music.
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Ren, a new arrival in a sleepy rural town, is appalled to find that dancing and rock music have both been banned by the local preacher.
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This particular hard rock music tune is second track to come out from the new record Songs From The Garage, out now via Metal Blade Records.
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Christgau was among the first journalists to tackle rock music as a serious subject and to extend that same critical eye to pop culture, at-large.
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But in at least a few ways, the Southern California radio rock stalwarts are to Popular Rock Music what Bernie Sanders is to the Political Establishment.
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That's the reason why small, boutique publishers like Devolver Digital have popped up, operating more like a punk rock music label than a traditional game publisher.
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Maybe it was his relatively advanced age, but that song is shockingly mature, especially when compared to everything else in the first wave of rock music.
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Here the author is on more comfortable terrain, speculating happily, for instance, on whom posterity will come to see as the defining figure of rock music.
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He did ask people around me, like my teachers, if rock music was good, if it was safe, if you could make a living from it.
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While that name may imply very unchill moshpits at parking lot metal festivals, the band produces progressive, yet cool rock music intent on hitting different moods.
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In an era when rock music—and to use a term that Cox tells me he abhors—"indie" were mannered and polite, Deerhunter were outsized outliers.
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It was a time when everyone had new-wave hair and makeup and record companies had a lot of money and people listened to rock music.
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You're coming of age in a time where hip-hop has replaced rock music as the sound that young people gravitate toward in their formative years.
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Much has been written about Nirvana's legacy over the years — especially about the lasting impact of Nevermind on both rock music and the industry in general.
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It's not a self-aggrandizing display, but rather a love for the entire lineage of rock music as it's grown into increasingly challenging new art forms.
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It's been five years since the last Slipknot album, and the band is neither closer nor further away from the center of the rock music conversation.
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In his book about their relationship, "The Ultimate Fish" (2014), Mr. Hopkins wrote that his obsession with rock music had been replaced by a different one.
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"Academy of Villains" features hard rock music that even non-metal heads will know and enjoy, and performers with mind-boggling abilities, both freaky and beautiful.
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As rock music faded in importance, Rolling Stone got a lift from Wolfe and Thompson and became, in many ways, the beating heart of New Journalism.
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Following the success of their Fairuz covers, the band began composing and performing original rock music in Arabic, becoming the first Palestinian band to do so.
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"Whether we like country, or rap or rock, music helps us share ourselves — our dignity and sorrows, our hopes and joys," the former first lady continued.
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With rock music pumping and a podium shaped like the first two letters of Weber's surname, there was no escaping his campaign slogan: "The Power of We".
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Rich Costey produced this record, and Rich isn't really a rock music fan, so we were listening to a lot of Aesop Rock as well as Kanye'sYeezus.
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His latest venture, "Sit-n-Bull", has bar games, live sports and rock music that competes with the lively chatter of tattoo-clad patrons in tank tops.
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In recent years, however, the American guitar manufacturer has been looking for ways to broaden its appeal as rock music has slowly waned from the music charts.
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Bumblebee, which arrives in theaters Friday, is a coming-of-age story, replete with rock music, teen angst, and a pesky little brother (played by Jason Drucker).
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Blue jeans were as much the counterculture zeitgeist of the 2168s and 210s as rock music and anti-war efforts, cementing its status as a fashion staple.
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What wasn't considered black by some was as depressing as it was vast—things like cleanliness, two-parent households, middle-class income… and of course, rock music.
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The third album from Radiohead is widely regarded as one of the greatest of all time: a showpiece of melodic brushstrokes, expansive rock music and primal anguish.
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It also tiptoes its way through decades of guitar-focused, melody-centric rock music: call it "indie rock," call it "college rock," call it whatever you want.
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Their following would come to the shows all dressed up, acting out the fantasy of rock music, the world of elegance and chic—a beautifully designed life.
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He made this statement The Advocate, most likely in order to connect with a queer audience and show that not all people in rock music were homophobic.
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For one, each track sounds like all the rock music I ever heard while playing Madden growing up, which means that there is nothing special about it.
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As a young provincial party chief, Diaz-Canel bucked party orthodoxy by backing an LGBT-friendly cultural center, reportedly listening to rock music and sporting long hair.
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The number of non-completely embarrassing pieces of art about rock music, outside of rock 'n' roll itself, can be counted on a sole two-finger salute.
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"Goon Squad," a Proustian meditation on rock music and lost time, hopscotched through the past, the present, and the future, switching protagonists and voices with each chapter.
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The band earned two top 40 singles on the Billboard Hot 100 and went on a world tour, performing its unique blend of funky, soulful rock music.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Mao Live House, a legendary live rock music venue in Beijing, shut its doors on the weekend, the latest closure to hit China's music scene.
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A former punk musician, McGrath feels a deep affection for the joyful raucous stupidity of rock music; refreshingly, he isn't ashamed to say so in a poem.
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Much of his latest album, the fifth installment of his "Overseas" series, boasts the rugged conviction of rock music and the tangled melodic momentum of a fugue.
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But more notable is her ability to fuse rock music with Afropop, the predominant contemporary sound in Lagos, and the success she has had in doing so.
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Scott Walker, at least in his '60s pop and troubador eras, is so far from proto-punk it's barely qualifies as rock music at all, thank god.
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They did, however, all tell me that other Black people in their lives derogatorily called them "white" for listening to rock music and adopting a goth persona.
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Its more recent history has roots in the straight-edge punk rock music scene, the anti-globalization protests of the 1990s and the Occupy Wall Street movement.
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After graduating she was able to get jobs with New York magazine and The New Yorker, writing about rock music, often in a way that invited derision.
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"Please, please stop referring to a white Christian supremacist movement as the 'alt-right' — a phrase that sounds like a subgenre of rock music," one reader wrote.
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Marjorie: No. When I was 16, in my hometown back in Brazil, Curitiba, there was a place where all people who are into rock music would gather.
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The band is set on playing rock music filled with delicious hooks and satisfying riffing, introducing the world to what they're capable of with their debut album.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. Every adult emo fan and rock music writer will remember the Halloween of 2019 as the greatest Samhain since their childhoods.
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I would listen to rock music and indie, but I could never dress like those kids did — I couldn't even figure out where to get the clothes from.
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In the new book "Sticky Fingers," biographer Joe Hagan chronicles how Wenner created Rolling Stone magazine and became the gatekeeper of rock music — and eventually, all pop culture.
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If the 20163s political counterculture had rock music, the new socialists -- their affection for a good sing-song notwithstanding -- have podcasts, internet memes, and a vibrant independent media.
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Perhaps these albums may be the start of something new, a fresh interest in the dulcet shades of some of the best rock music history has to offer.
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Malkmus' clever, sometimes stream-of-consciousness wordplay, laid-back attitude, and underrated guitar-work has seeped into so many corners of rock music over the past quarter century.
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The electronic sounds of '80s music, provided largely by use of Moogs and keyboards, and the electronic tinge to much rock music today makes them sonically incredibly similar.
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It would still be a while before I would buy tickets to get on carnival swings that flew high above loud rock music at a giddy, centrifugal angle.
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"His incredible vocal range and distinctive sound and performance style made him one of the most well-known icons of rock music," Mr. May said, reading the citation.
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For Rock & Hammer Tax Service, a New York accounting firm, this means packing up a truck every day, cranking up some rock music and heading to midtown Manhattan.
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Alternative or modern or college or indie rock was supposed to save rock music itself — the white-guy-with-guitar genre that had seemed so indomitable for decades.
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And if you were a young Californian at any point since the mid-1990s, then the punk rock music festival most likely touched your life in some way.
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Famed rock music ensemble Guns 'N' Roses confirmed this morning that they will release a remastered version of their 1987 debut album, Appetite for Destruction, on June 29.
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By the end of the tracklist, it's clear there's no road in the nebulous genre of rock music King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard won't gleefully run on.
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There really wasn't anything going on in the art world, and our audience was entirely made up of visual artists who were all grown up on rock music.
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LAGOS, Nigeria — Rock music is often produced and enjoyed under the pressure of social constraints, and the restrictive culture of post-dictatorial Nigeria made for a perfect cooker.
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Depp and musician Jeff Beck performed the music in the film, which was inspired by the track "Rumble" by Link Wray, a Shawnee guitarist who pioneered rock music.
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At 7 years old I started my lifelong love affair with rock music, and to me, Fiorucci imagery was the perfect fusion of fashion and rock 'n' roll.
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The film was "a love letter to the Hollywood of his childhood, a rock music tour of 1969, and an ode to cinema as a whole," Fremaux added.
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He had gotten used to the rock music that played between classes, creating the kind of happy chaos that would never be allowed in a regimented Chinese school.
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While the details of Cornell's death are still coming to light, the music world is loudly mourning a man, and a voice, who helped redefine modern rock music.
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My childhood was ordinary—not in the least metal—although at 2003 or 13, I had a best friend who loved any form of self-serious rock music.
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She will grow up to become Genya Ravan, a real-life rock singer and later a producer at a time when rock music was almost exclusively a boys' club.
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Central to the Trainspotting soundtrack's legacy was its insistence on presenting electronic music on equal footing with rock music in a way that had never really been done before.
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He was previously the head of Epic and Columbia Records prior to joining Capitol in 2012, at a time when much of the labels' successes were in rock music.
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While clear alcohol might be Camille's greatest crutch, she also relies on angsty rock music, the kind that is alien to her hometown, to get her through the day.
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But over the years, as garage rock duo Make-Overs, Martinique and Andreas have managed to release a bunch of records of ramped up, psychotic and psychedelic rock music.
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LOS ANGELES — If Pat Perez were not a professional golfer, he might have found success as a disc jockey spinning records from his voluminous collection of 2155s rock music.
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I notice the security guard in charge of the queue is wearing a ring with a skull on it, surely a clear signifier of a love of rock music.
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"If the Soviet government didn't succeed in stopping rock music, jazz music, regardless of all attempts, of course, no, they won't be able to stop hip-hop," he said.
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It became easy to be the big brother/hero figure for all the young kids because I had goofy hair, was getting tattooed, and listened to punk rock music.
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Still, I can't help but wonder if it's unfair to pin my rock music salvation on an artist who doesn't play an instrument, and who says he's a rapper.
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Rock music is such a generational thing—you see parents taking their kids to metal shows and passing down records—and this project is a living example of that.
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From track to track the record embodies and subverts different aspects of rock music, going from songs that are upbeat and exciting, to more down tempo and somber songs.
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Just seeing some rock and metal music at a big show like this would shock the world and be absolutely awesome for people that love metal or rock music.
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When it's pop music, which grunge was and a lot of rock music is, I think of it in terms of how interesting, appealing, and different the songwriting is.
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Rock music has historically been a way for kids to dissent, but the D.I.Y. scene which incubated the group just a few years ago has largely dispersed, says Faber.
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In fact, probably one of the reasons I grew up loving rock music is because 10 Things (and, to be really real, Avril Lavigne) opened it up to me.
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GINA When I was a kid, happily singing along with my mother to "Judy Garland Live at Carnegie Hall," my brother blared scary rock music from his bedroom upstairs.
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One wonders if rock music, saturated with sexuality as it has been since its beginnings, will ever be able entirely to extricate its instruments from a profoundly gendered symbolism.
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He was one of the most enduring and beloved voices in folk and rock music, and released his last album, "You Want It Darker," just weeks before his death.
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Take Jaimeo Brown's album of nouveau blues, using Lomax's old recordings, or the rock music of young Maya musicians in Central America, drawing on traditional instruments and indigenous languages.
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SYDNEY, Australia — It's the same thrashing guitar and rock music, but the words are different from the lyrics of Twisted Sister's hit song, and the band is not impressed.
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This is part of what makes Timehop so transporting: On a good day, you can watch yourself cycle through half a lifetime of poses, from, say, worldly fan of obscure rock music (age 15), to worldly fan of obscure rock music but with a sense of humor about it (age 20), to noncareerist but definitely successful and not at all flailing post-college striver (age 23), all in a couple of swipes.
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If mainstream music publications aren't covering a band, and hardly anyone has heard of them, but music professionals love it, who's even to say what good rock music even is?
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Petty gradually aged into an affable elder statesman of rock music, though he kept a rebellious streak: 2002's The Last DJ was a caustic indictment of the music industry.
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It's a sadistic "peace and love" collective with a surface-level adherence to apocalyptic scripture, full of drug addicts who are — as an actual game mechanic — controlled with rock music.
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FENNY BENTLEY, England (Reuters) - In a pub in central England, fans of toe wrestling cheered their hero as he entered the ring, rock music blaring, to defend his world title.
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Here's the full statement: Separately, Russia's official Twitter account tweeted an odd video featuring the country's folk scene set to rock music that was apparently aimed at the United States.
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So it's incredible that if there were one kind of defining moment in rock music that will always be in the history books, that one of them came from Seattle.
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The guitar lines in the middle break point of the song give it elements of sludge and absolute pure heaviness, enough to satisfy any fan of ultra heavy rock music.
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On Japandroids records, the only thing better than male friendship is drinking, which still isn't better than rock music, which is nowhere even close to being as awesome as women.
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But it was the middle album in his catalog that marked his transition from a psych-weirdo to one of the most influential and ubiquitous voices in contemporary rock music.
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Rock music is tied to myth and legend (so much so that the decline of rock's prominence coincides with the rise of the Internet and the destruction of anecdotal storytelling).
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The rock music introduced to her by her hippie parents, from the Hairspray soundtrack to the Beatles, was banned, but the Moonies did sing some folk songs — with a twist.
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A band of clean-cut teenagers, most of them Thomas' kids, are on stage, playing the kind of anodyne, soulless, Christian rock music that evangelicals have foisted upon the world.
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Mr. Garland's "Return" (1999) was a loose collage of sophomoric romps in which dancers show us some of the fun to be had from by doing ballet to rock music.
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Except for Kyle, the band is aggressively working class at a time when rock music is largely the purview of those who come from at least a bit of money.
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Photo by Jamieson Moore Rolling Blackouts Costal Fever is a band out of Melbourne, Australia that play rock music designed to latch into your ears until the end of time.
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British rock music was edging its way out of post-punk indie and garage into a new world of buzzy electronics but this record held its ground—and still does.
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If art music and rock music sat at either end of a scale, Glenn Branca would be standing on the fulcrum, smashing each side with as many guitars as possible.
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They play by their own rules and continue to avoid conventions, making them a band that's inviting to anyone with an interest in rock music that's strictly for the weirdos.
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Mr. Hopkins produced an eclectic range of work that was largely about rock music but that also included books and articles about exotic food, sex, travel and Hawaiian musical instruments.
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So he mixed in bits of their culture and heritage — in touches of chinoiserie, mainly — to the American pop culture that is his own: football, rock music, motorcycle culture, punk.
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Most of us remember the two events as distinct phenomena: One was a story of firebases, napalm, jungles and the draft; the other of communes, L.S.D., flowers and rock music.
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Amplified to exuberant rock-music levels, works by its founding members, David Lang, Julia Wolfe and Michael Gordon, typically featured a novel mix of electric guitars and traditional orchestral instruments.
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Crowcroft introduces us to bands like Lebanon's Damaar and Creative Waste from Saudi Arabia, both of which share the experience of being persecuted for the simple crime of loving rock music.
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Emerson was widely considered one of the greatest keyboardists of his generation, fusing rock music with classical and jazz influences, first as a member of The Nice and then with ELP.
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Sound quality from the Level On Pro Wireless is comparable to modern Beats, which means it's not overly bassy, but is definitely tuned for pop, hip hop, dance, or rock music.
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And if you could care less about a solid week for rock music, that's fine, too: there are new singles from Clams Casino, Sampha, and T.I. available for your listening pleasure.
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Working from the premise that the collective memory of rock should dovetail with the artist who most accurately represents what rock music actually was, the Rolling Stones are a strong answer.
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Created by the dancer and choreographer Nichole Canuso, as well as Geoff Sobelle and Lars Jan from the world of theater, the work combines dance, theater, film and rock music performance.
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Rock music can fall prey to the downfalls of ineffective activism, attempting to take on the man but existing in your own dream horizontal world, essentially removing yourself from the problem.
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Rock music was pretty rare on All That, but Avril Lavigne ended up being one of the show's most frequent guests—making an appearance in each of the last three seasons.
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Mr. Caro, who also wrote the script, favors the comedic potential of this couple's situation and plays up the good humor with visual jokes, frivolous misadventures and upbeat pop rock music.
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I've seen the mind-blowing creativity of fans — from wizard rock music to cosplay to fan fiction that will make you weep — as well as their unparalleled capacity for positive change.
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Each year around the last week of December, fans of Dar Williams' warm, witty folk-rock music flock to this Gowanus, Brooklyn, venue for what has become an annual concert tradition.
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The Dallas officer – who requested anonymity – described Ahrens, who is survived by his wife, Katrina, as a "salt of the Earth type" who was deeply religious and loved guitar-driven rock music.
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At the age of 15, with a love of punk rock music, she tricked her mother into taking her to her first tattoo convention by telling her it was an art exhibit.
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So, even though decades later, we just group the '5003s and pop music and rock music of the late '60s and the Summer of Love and all that into one big group.
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Yet as long as there are people for whom the platonic ideal of rock music is black leather, ripped denim and roaring amplifiers, the legacy of Messrs Fields and Stein is secure.
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Now someone who doesn't listen to rap or someone who doesn't know rock music won't necessarily have an outsized influence on the genre, if the people who are knowledgeable have more access.
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Petty, best known for his roots-infused rock music, carved a career as a solo artist as well as with his band The Heartbreakers and as part of supergroup The Traveling Wilburys.
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When I think of Bruce Springsteen, I think of just like that rock music and full production with lots of musicians in the room along with talking about Jersey and American life.
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Deerhoof, "Plastic Thrills" Deerhoof's been churning out avant-garde rock music for almost two decades now, and they still don't really sound like anyone else: they're arty, mathy, noisy, and occasionally sweet.
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The game is an open-world shooter about taking on a rather large and extensive Bolivian drug cartel using only your wits, your helicopters, your weapons, and your aggressive rock music soundtrack.
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Over the last 13 years, the band has worked its way through God-fearing acoustic reckonings, beautifully harmonic rock music, and crushing distortion, always keeping a self-deprecating, sardonic humor close by.
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Jennifer Egan's A Visit from the Goon Squad, which I haven't read because I hate reading about rock music though smart friends say it's great, and the comic book Love and Rockets.
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The buzz was electric as the stadium filled and continued to build as the sisters arrived on the court under spotlights and rock music giving the contest the full big event treatment.
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Mr. Ross was chief executive of School of Rock, the chain of rock music academies, and expanded the number of schools to 55 from five, Paul Green, School of Rock's founder, said.
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"He's charming and he's funny and he's a musical genius," Alison tells the doctor as she describes Joe, who spends much of his day wearing headphones listening to grown-up rock music.
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But I think what doesn't change is the thing that pulls you to rock music: The internet hasn't changed people's need to misbehave and get free… But now everything is so documented.
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Despite being on the main party strip full of douchebag bars blasting bland rock music on the inside and annoying shot barkers advertising disgusting concoctions by the door, Jackalope keeps it real.
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The bands that founded the scene have histories dating back 20083 years or more, to a time when playing rock music (let alone metal), was illegal, as was singing anything in English.
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"AC/DC's music and approach had a worn-in, scruffy vibe that stood in stark contrast to the pretentiousness suffusing much rock music at the time," the Hall of Fame website said.
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We would sit around it for hours, drinking beer, smoking cigarettes and listening to the sound of rock music mingling with the clack of backgammon pieces from the bars and teahouses nearby.
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On albums like "Cerulean Salt," released in 2013, and "Ivy Tripp," from 2015, the band Waxahatchee — led by the Alabama-raised singer-songwriter Katie Crutchfield — has excelled at emotionally frank rock music.
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During the Who's performance at the event, Abbie Hoffman crashed the stage and asked how the band could be playing and "digging rock music" while the activist John Sinclair sat in prison.
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I just loved that kind of wall of sound from My Bloody Valentine, Slowdive, Lush, Ride, all those bands from the 90s that really treated rock music like electronic music in a way.
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I started listening to rock music in elementary school, and it was a precious experience to be able to go out to many rock concerts during the period of birth of Japanese rock.
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The songs were loud and fast and short, a departure from the narrative-driven rap and soul songs I'd attached myself to, or the silent, more meditative rock music I'd grown to enjoy.
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The Minimoog was originally created as a more compact version of a modular synthesizer designed for use in pop and rock music, but grew to have a formidable legacy in its own right.
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After World War II, swing dancing fell out of favor — the dancers and musicians were drafted, the war led to a tax on entertainment in the US, and rock music was supplanting jazz.
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With any kind of rock music—or any kind of entertainment that features a star as a sort of untouchable and extraordinary figure—there's an authoritarian relationship between the performer and the audience.
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Nearly 20 years into its lifespan and growing faster than ever, Roadburn's springtime gathering boasts the most daring and forward-thinking lineups in the greater spectrum of rock music and general art curation.
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In some ways, Nirvana's legacy has barely been diluted, but as far as the musical moment from whence it came, the 220s renaissance of heavy, anthemic rock music—well, that feels long gone.
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One of Scorsese's most deft uses of rock music is Goodfellas' hedonistic cocaine sequence, a wired journey through Henry Hill's increasingly frazzled brain which does its best to make us feel the same.
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Despite the score not being very melodic, rock music plays a large role in Mandy even besides the entire thing essentially being one of Frank Frazetta's Molly Hatchet album covers come to life.
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Despite being on the main party strip full of douchebag bars blasting bland rock music on the inside and annoying shot barkers advertising disgusting concoctions by the door, outside, Jackalope keeps it real.
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The Real Weezer Fans are outraged: once again their favourite band are making fools of themselves, insolently refusing to return to being A Real Band performing Real Rock Music for Real Rock Fans.
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Later that evening, she'd play her first UK show upstairs—a stripped-down solo set—to rapturous reception from a crowd who clearly view her as the most holy future of rock music.
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In addition to Islam, they included abortion, drugs, evolution, homosexuality, rock music, the Roman Catholic Church, Judaism, Mormonism and Freemasonry — but also Dungeons & Dragons, Harry Potter, Halloween and updated translations of the Bible.
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And check out this new feature from our Arts desk: It's something like a visual playlist, with snippets of songs, photos and video interviews, with the women making the best rock music today.
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A group of outcasts wages a battle to take back the world from the control of a global corporate entity in this musical inspired by, and featuring, the stadium rock music of Queen.
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Promise Everything is a record primed to appease any fan of rock music, as Basement makes the hooks catchier than ever and adds a much bigger feeling of space and warmth in their sound.
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For its part, T-Mobile released a rock music-infused unboxing video for the Revvl Plus that seems to position the phone as a badass country legend, straight out of a hot pink box.
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In an email to Noisey, Breuer went deep into the track's hidden meaning: "Do you like RIFF driven, catchy hard rock music tunes that will get you out of your chair?" he asked, probingly.
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A musical child prodigy, she has now grown into an artist with her band Micachu & The Shapes and her solo work such as 'Mica Levi Presents Bedtime', an hour of 'live heavy rock music'.
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In our tests, I had to turn really bassy rock music up to a level that meant it was uncomfortable to listen to via the headphones before it could be heard by anyone else.
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The effort is being organized by rights group Provea, which says rock music is more likely to reach young people than human rights reports that are typically clogged with statistics and complex legal language.
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American music has a history of being so racially coded, and rock music in particular is always coded as a white thing, despite the likes of Chuck Berry, Prince, and the Black Rock Coalition.
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They're the ones that took rock music out of places like the Marquee club and into stadiums; they put together The Creams, and later on produced films like Saturday Night Fever and all that.
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If we concede that the "hero's journey" is the de facto story through which we understand history, the differences between these two heroes would profoundly alter the description of what rock music supposedly was.
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The rock music blaring in the arena was shut off, and the announcer asked the crowd for silence so that the climber and their guide could hear each other by headset during the competition.
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In July 21977, the town of Wallkill, N.Y., dealt a potentially mortal blow to Woodstock Ventures, a group of rookie promoters hoping to organize a grand festival of rock music in rural New York.
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As this cultural revolution changed the face of popular rock music, the gaming industry was also going through the gears on the way to its most significant transformation of the 90s—that of 128bit.
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Fans of Suicide or the Cramps or anyone opposed to homogenized rock music should see this record as an absolute must in their collection, or else forever be lacking in its hurriedly brilliant spirit.
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But it's quite possible that he's not stopping there; indeed, it is quite possible that he's here to restore rock music as an entity to its former glory (despite now being an EDM producer).
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With a strong industrial base divided among several local oligarchs and vibrant theater, rock music and street art scenes, it saw a surge in the kind of patriotism not seen in other Russian cities.
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The film touches upon her blossoming sexuality, her changing ideas about rock music, her complicated relationships with her family, and so on, but doesn't dwell long enough to really grapple with any of them.
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Presented in collaboration with the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, this exhibition offers a vision of history in which the rock music that flowered in the 1960s and '70s sits firmly at the center.
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But it's even more significant as a touchstone moment for the fusion of rock music, antiwar politics and the millions of young people like Baker, who that summer provided the driving force behind both.
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Presented in collaboration with the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, this exhibition offers a vision of history in which the rock music that flowered in the 1960s and '7843s sits firmly at the center.
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The 20-year-old, who wanted to be an engineer and loved motorcycles, punk rock music, and Corvettes, had not openly discussed his sexuality or identified as LGBTQ, according to his girlfriend and brother.
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"I said I wanted to get some outside stuff, and I looked out the window and saw it was getting darker and darker," he told Rockarchive, a collective of rock music photographers, in 2007.
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"Rock music leads to drugs, which leads to sex, which leads to abortions," claimed Dante Mantovani, newly-appointed head of the National Arts Foundation (Funarte), in a recent post on his personal YouTube page.
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Presented in collaboration with the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, this exhibition offers a vision of history in which the rock music that flowered in the 1960s and '7843s sits firmly at the center.
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Setting up "young male anger" as the beginning and end of rock music obviously ignores the massive influence that people who aren't men have had on guitar music and its nearby fury since inception.
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