Describe Crybaby

Listening to the cover done by the Indigo Girls definitely gives the song a different meaning in my opinion. The song itself feels more upbeat and less angry. It sounds like when they sing it they are accepting the fact that these awful things are happening to them, and it’s not that big a deal. Furthermore, the Indigo girls are not of Native American heritage, so the song has less meaning coming from

I also really loved the songs, including: Tan Oak, Banana Slug Song, SCAT!, F.B.I, and my altime favorite and the saddest song, Shooting Stars. That song made me truly emotional. It made me realize how I’ve learned and the bond I’ve developed with my cabin. A few lines from the songs are “Please won’t you catch a shooting star for me”-Shooting Star “It starts with a S and ends with a T…”- SCAT!

I’m a long-time fan of Diana Krall; I began listening to her when her Look of Love album came out in 2001. I own most of her albums as well as Live in Paris – DVD and Live in Rio – BluRay. So, you can imagine my excitement when I heard she was coming out with a new album in 2015. Then I found out what was going to be on it. Now I was excitedly concerned. She’s known for singing the Great American Songbook and jazz in general. Wallflower sounded like it was going to be the Great American Soft-Rock (Pop) album. Some of these songs were sung by The Carpenters. Not to disparage The Carpenters, but I have heard the songs in more than one elevator and more than once while I’m waiting on the phone. I was more than a little concerned that this was

Some of the most popular songs of the album include “The Arms Of The One Who Loves You” and “My Little Secret” both breaking into the top 10 of the Hot 100 chart at positions 7 and 9.

Actually, this song was not bad, I just do not like this kind of music, rock music made me dizzy. The next song also brought a rock style, “Whiskey on The Mountain”. The same girl played for this two songs. Still, very high and strong voice.

Near the end of the competitive Space Race in the early 1970s, a Soviet institution joined forces with a young Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory to garner a greater understanding of the subatomic world. Tomorrow, the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in Dubna, Russia turns 60 and is heralded as a long-running Fermilab collaborator.

The lyrics are seriously brutal, as some of the most direct references to the album’s darkness: “Lately I been panicking a lot / feeling like I’m stranded in a mob / scrambling for Xanax out the canister to pop” and "I just want my time and my mind intact / when they both gone you can't buy 'em

What I really like about her is for example in this two memorials she develops this architectural structures which are so simple but have a great amount of meaning such as the rounded table, while you go around the table you come to understand why equality is so important and the importance of this movement. For example in the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, there are two black granite walls, but the significance of it is that she wrote in a chronological order the people who died in this war; you as a watcher you get touched and sad because many innocent people were dying because a political decision that was taken place by a series of events done by the government. I enjoyed watching this video, because I was never interested in architectural sculptures and memorials, and at the end of the video I fond it very interesting. She makes these well-developed sculptures that are incredible to notify the amount of detail they have producing a great focal point and balance in each of her pieces. She makes her artwork very satisfying to watch and being a part of it; because you do not see this dramatic impact or something out of the regular you see something regular an object. An object that inspires you peace you can connect to her pieces of art, because just by touching it or looking at it you understand the message of the piece. I also really love the way she uses natural essences to connect with the person and planet

Her tone was beautiful, and the parts of her voice that while we were younger made me cringe, make her voice so incredibly unique today. Her voice still has that bright quality but now instead of it lending to a harsh heavy chalkboard feeling tone it allows for a flexible and interesting sound. Coupled with her fun ability to build a character that the audience can laugh or cry with, she is just a fun and enjoyable performer to watch. She crafts a beautiful picture in to what the song is trying to tell its audience. Now on to the informative

In these lyrics, she is criticising men for not taking care for kids they helped to make. She uses her music to spread an important issue. She isn't the only one that does

Captain Gordon Captain Gordon is a parody of American culture displayed through a character in the video game “Disgaea”. Facets of his character represent major events in American history. His self-centeredness is shown through his interactions with other characters, providing a comparison to America’s manipulative nature regarding politics, minority oppression, and violence. America’s ethics during the past decades are reflected when Captain Gordon’s values break down as he attempts to justify his actions. His inability to justify his own actions is demonstrated when his self-imposed reality betrays him, much like how America continues to send troops based on thinly build justifications.

This very slow song, so in my opinion I think it reinforces a sense of bittersweet, because even though she mentions how she wants to be remembered for the good things that she did she also mentions death and regrets in her song.

Does Queen Cry Baby also known as Melanie Martinez’s songs have messages or meanings to them? Yes they do, it is proven that 50% of songs have meanings to them, some people may not get the messages or meanings and other may get them, it truly depends on the person. So yes Melanie’s song do have messages to them. And this is what some of them are.

“Sippy Cup” is the third single on the debut Crybaby album released in 2015. the whole album was written and performed by The Voice alumni, Melanie Martinez. The entire album and corrondspoing music videos,which Martinez also directed, are released in chronological order following Melanie's character Cry Baby, as she navigates through the troubles of living with a dysfunctional family consisting of: her abusive drug addicted brother, her adulterous, philandering father, and her psychotic alcoholic mother. In the EP titled “Dollhouse” Cry Baby is afraid that someone will uncover the rotting, festering truth behind her family’s picture perfect exterior. The sequel, “Sippy Cup”, allows listens to delve in deeper to Crybaby’s unfortunate family dynamic. In a past interview with SPIN magazine, Melanie Martinez stated;

Beyonce uses pathos, the first of the three appeals in her song by using very descriptive phrases. When she states, “I’d listen to her, `cause I know how it hurts,” Beyonce is telling her audience that she understands what it is like to be hurt, and that if she were a boy, she would treat her women better because she could understand where she was coming from. This tugs at the listener’s heart because you can see that she has been emotionally hurt from a past relationship. Also, many people can relate to what she is disclosing. It is human nature for people to get emotionally damaged in a relationship and therefore her feelings are empathized. She also uses syntax by the way she orders her words by telling a story. If the song was not in story form, it would not produce the great impact that it does.