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I have lots of songs that I would consider my favorite. I know I’m not the only one when it comes to this. I have the craziest music on my phone and any Ipod I have ever had. This is because I simply listen to any kind of music out there. I enjoy the old rock as well as country and some pop. My all-time favorites are the old rock. I really can’t think of my all-time favorite of all the genres. I will have one for country, one for rock, and one for pop. This is because choosing one song for me is just too hard. My favorite for country is Every Storm Runs out of Rain, My favorite for rock would be The Highway to Hell, My favorite for pop would be See You Again. These all have very important reasons for being written but this is my input on how they helped me. I chose “Every storm runs out of rain”. This is because when my grandma passed away we played this song for her funeral. She was a very outgoing women when she was older. She had cancer most of the years she was alive and I had known her. This song reminds me a lot of her. I used to sit in the chair in the living room when I was younger and listen to her play the piano. This was my favorite part about
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This is another one of my favorites because we all have those really bad days. This is the song that gets me through those days. I simply could not make it without this song. This is what they call my head banging music. This is because when I am really upset and I’m ready to give up I remind myself hell is not where you belong. It isn’t always easy to get through the times that are the hardest. Most of the time it is some of the hardest things we will ever go through. When I have decided I have had enough and I want to give up this is the song that gets me back on track. There are too many reason why this song has kept me out of the darkness. Some days are harder than others and the days that are we can thank hard rock for getting us back to
My favorite song is My Little Girl, by Tim McGraw. This is because it does something to me that no other song does. That is, in the way that it sends chills down my back, and the way it gives me goosebumps. This song is important to me because I never really knew my father. This means a lot to me in the way that I had this father figure that has helped me through a lot. He has been there for me through some of my hardest times, even though he hasn't been a part of my life for that long. This song makes me cry every time I listen to it, it means that much to me. About the song itself, it's powerful. It is beautiful. It does a really great job of expressing the meaning of the lyrics. The melody pulls everything together, as well as the beat.
Throughout the millennium, music has touched the lives of many people around the world. Music is the one force of nature that can touch one’s heart with the perfect rhythm. With its many genres, people can enjoy each genre of music given the time and place in specific ways. Rock ‘n’ roll, for example, has influenced many Americans from the mid-1950’s and became inspirational today. While listening to rock ‘n’ roll music, everyone can’t help but name one key musician, and his name is Elvis Presley. Because of the way Elvis took the stage with his flashy hair, he later took the title as ‘The King of rock ‘n’ roll’. But was that really the case for African Americans? One must wonder, was rock ‘n’ roll specifically for White Americans? Why many
The song that i have chosen is Horses by PnB Rock, Kodak Black, A Boogie wit da Hoodie. I like this song because it connects with me on a personal level. For instance, when it says, “Going so fast, hope i don't crash (skrr, skrr) One false move, that could be my last (yeah),” it make me think of me running, playing any sport or even work for school and how fast i do everything. The song makes me think that if one thing goes wrong it could be the last thing you will ever do. I chose it because it has a special connection with me. I admire all three performers, they all inspire me of what hard work does if you put the time in to do your work. I like all of A Boogie wit da hoodie’s songs they all are unique in their own way. Kodak Black is a fantastic performer. His songs have a special twist when he sings it. They all start off one way and
I chose the unique song "Ol' Man River" performed by Paul Robeson. The way the intro has soft violins slowly leading into the introduction of the singer allows you the time to enjoy the musical aspects before focusing on the singer and the lyrics. To me, it seems very unique the way the song is sung in a low pitch as a bass through out the whole song. Also, the melodic contour is very wave like through out the song which keeps your attention on the manipulated high and low sounds. The tempo keeps you on edge through out the song by starting with a slow steady pace and speeding up throughout that later drops back to a slow and steady pace at the cadences. The music has a western style that I enjoy while also addressing a very important racial
In mid 1960s the 8-track tape was invented which was popular until the late 70s. During the 70s the Cassette tape was introduced, which became popular very quickly. The 1980s saw a revolution in music technology, which was a huge upgrade in the music industry. Personal stereos enabled people to play music on cassette tapes and listen to it through headphones wherever they went. Many people began listening to music while walking, travelling on public transport or exercising. In the late 1980s, compact discs (CDs) began to replace vinyl records. CDs were lighter and smaller than vinyl records and offered a much higher quality sound.
The song I chose is a Christian song called “Need You Now” by Plumb. This song explains those who are going through a hard time in their life. It is written for those who are facing the darkness and the pains. It is a song that when you hear it, you just know exactly what it means, both on the surface and in hidden meanings. This song relates to me because when I am down or depressed, I listen to the song I cried out to God.
You simple can’t compile a list of the best tracks without the classic Thunderstruck. The great thing about the song is that it made AC/DC appear on the global stage again.
I picked “A Thousand Year” by Christina Perri. I love this song since the first time that I heard it. This song tells you that time can fly, and we can die but even thou he/she will love you for an eternity. My second song is “Because You Love Me” by Celine Dion. She transmits a message thru this song about the person that has been with her forever and how graceful she is to be with him. The singer cannot be more clear when she sings “You were my strength when I was weak, You were my voice when I couldn't speak, You were my eyes when I couldn't see, You saw the best there was in me
Queen has been a very well-known and very popular band throughout the UK and the US since the 1970’s. Their number one song, and my all-time favorite Bohemian Rhapsody is one of their most well-known masterpieces.
Almost everyone has a favorite song, a song that takes them back or sends them forward to a place and time that is not the present. What makes us pick out our favorites? What kind of affect does a song have that it requires us to constantly hum it or sing it at the top of our lungs? While I cannot speak for others without some kind of group consultation, I can explain the things that make me feel so intensely about this song, "Lithium," preformed by a 1990s grunge rock band, Nirvana, and sung by Kurt Cobain.
I choose the song, Tu Falta de Querer, because in some point of the song I feel connected with it. Through my life, I had not a lot of love relationships. They are
Especially in "Monster" by Skillet, "Backroads Life" by Charlie Farley, and Grandaddy's Gun" by Rhett Atkins. Each one of these songs captures an aspect of my life whether it is good or bad. They all express
Music is very important to me personally. Music has the ability to change my mood and keep me level headed and that’s why it means so much to me. The songs I picked are; Something for Nothing by Rush, Long,Long,Long by The Beatles, and La Villa Strangaito by Rush. All of these songs reflect on my life in different ways some being more personal than others.
One of the Events/ Memory I chose was one from my Childhood. The memory I chose was when I was younger. I chose this memory because Elementary School used to be fun to me and I used to enjoy playing games with my friends. The song I chose was Party Rock Anthem. I chose this song because whenever I think of Elementary School that was the songs the kids I hung out with listened to and we all used to dance to this and stuff like that.
My first song is All I Want, by Kodaline. Personally I love this song and its music video because its lyrics speak truth about being changed for the better, by a person because they believed in you. The second song I choose is Me, Myself, and I, by G-Eazy. The basic background meaning is that even though you are different it's okay to be independent. Both of these musical pieces are produced by very talented artist but one piece gives more relativity.