Stone Temple Pilots Legacy

Although they only had seven years together as a band, Nirvana is thought of as one of the most influential bands of all time. Before Kurt Cobain's death in 1994, the band only recorded three studio albums, Bleach, Nevermind, and In Utereo. Combined, their estimated total record sales are over 75 million worldwide, with Nevermind and In Utereo reaching Diamond status. Nirvana solidified their place in rock history by bringing alternative rock to the mainstream, expressing raw emotion in their music that had never been heard before and probably not since. (“Nirvana

First of all Def. Leppard should get this award because they have very good musical and are a pretty sweet bad. The other reasons I think they should get this award is because they have a lot of achievements. The first achievement that I liked was they were on the “Bill Board 200 with their song “Hysteria”, sold 10,000 in the first week of it being out, and also with the song Hysteria spent six weeks at number one and 133 weeks on the Bill Board 200.”(Caulfield 57) There next achievement was that there was a big accident and there main drummer lost his arm. So he was back to playing the drums. That’s when they made the big hit “Hysteria in 1983 whit there album “Pyromania” after the car accident.” (Tamenbaum 16). There next big achievement was that “Phil Collen and Vivian Campbell had there amazing guitar abilities over looked.” (Hammond 16-20). The next achievement I believe is very good because “Def. Leppard and Kiss are paring up to go on tour to support our troops in the U.S.A.” (Fekadu) The next award that they received was “The 2008 Kerrag award also known as the “Classic Song Writer

Is your playlist out of date? Do you need to start listening to new music? If you answered “yes” to both of these questions, continue reading. The band, Twenty One Pilots, is all the rage! They’re the biggest hit this year! They’re two guys who create amazing music. Here are some reasons why you should start listening to Twenty One Pilots.

The Eagles started out as any other band would by strumming their guitars and beating the drums in their garage of their parents house. Later, they began their real career as a backup band for Linda Ronstadt. The Eagles began as an all American Rock band in Los Angeles in 1971 by band members Glenn Frey, Don Henley, Bernie Leadon, and Randy Meisner. The Eagles, being number one in the world in the 70’s, have been given awards for their creativity and meaning in their music. “With five number-one singles, six Grammy Awards, five American Music Awards, and six number one albums”(Graff), the Eagles were one of the most successful bands of the 1970s. Their music changed history in their time. Many of their songs on their number one albums got into the “Rolling Stones Top 500 Songs of All Time” list”(Graff).

Nickelback is one of the most commercially successful Canadian groups, having sold more than 50 million albums worldwide and ranking as the eleventh best-selling music act, and the second best-selling foreign act in the U.S. of the 2000s, behind The Beatles. Billboard ranks them the most successful rock group of the decade; their song "How You Remind Me" was listed as the best-selling rock song of the decade and the fourth best-selling of the decade. They were listed number seven on the Billboard top artist of the decade, with four albums listed on the Billboard top albums of the decade.

Rock and pop have been evolving areas of music for the last fifty years. They have created riches for people, and have created artifacts that are now considered precious. Christie’s Rock & Pop Memorabilia by Peter Doggett and Sarah Hodgson describes the basic information of artists and their now famous music and artifacts. If you are wondering what a memorabilia is, in Merriam-Webster’s dictionary a memorabilia is defined as, “objects or materials that are collected because they are related to a particular event, person, etc.” The ages of rock and pop have had an abundance of memorabilia that is worthy of recognition.

Chapter 4 titled, The Forefathers of Rock and Roll, talked about various things. The Birth of Rock and Roll was considered to be during the years of 1951 through 1954. "Bill Joe" Turner was one of the most influential forefathers of Rock and Roll. He also was recognized for introducing a heavy backbeat to his music which later influenced many rockers in the 1950s. On the other hand, famous saxophonist and singer, Louis Jordan had 5 consecutive #1 hit songs during the years 1946 to 1947. He also held #1 place on R&B charts for 44 weeks.

They get prize in The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2016. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is which decides the most popular rock band. The achievement show that this is very popular even now. I want a lot of people to know more Deep Purple, so I will recommend to close people.

The band has sold over 75 million records worldwide. This proves that they were one of the best-selling music artists in history and since the band’s breakup, they are often considered as one of the greatest artists of all time. Two live and two studio albums have also reached the number one place on the Billboard 200 chart.

My research question was about how icons influenced the evolution of rock n roll throughout the decades. My first product idea goes with it, because I could display how much rock and roll has changed by playing an older popular song verses a newer one. I feel that relates to is, because people can hear the differences. My second product idea, actually involves a concert. How that relates to my research question is it gives me the chance to experience how the artists felt before performing. Also, I can perform just like certain decade(s) and show the how much it has changed.

American literature is often remembered as poetry and fictional stories; singer-song writers are rarely recognized as staple items throughout American history. The Eagles are a commemorated rock band whose music has inspired the works of many. They have been known to write and sing some of the most controversial songs of the twentieth century. Although some critics may view them as untalented and overrated, they are still some of the most crucial affiliates of American rock music. The Eagles are not only an extremely talented rock band, but have also influenced many future generations of American proceedings.

Tron Legacy is the sequel movie of Tron (1982); The Tron tells the story about the struggle of Kevin Flynn (Jeff Bridges) to maintain his computer program and prove to the world that he was a creator of that program by fighting back to the villain named Dillinger. After 28 years, there is a production of Tron Legacy where a movie tells the story about the struggle of Kevin Flynn’s son (Sam Flynn) to find his father (Kevin Flynn) who suddenly lost when his father’s game project was booming. When Sam grows up, he meets Alan who is his father’s best friend; Alan gives him a clue about where his father would be. Sam was surprised when he knew that his father still alive, but he was caught in his own game project called Grid. In the world of Grid,

With a lifespan of over forty years, Rolling Stone magazine has been one of the most influential music and popular culture magazines published within the United States.

The Foo Fighters after a 3-year waiting period between their last album and their new one have released Concrete and Gold. This time around the Foo fighters chose to take a different approach to writing and producing their album by having a new producer help with the album that made the album sound not like a Foo fighters album, which isn't a bad thing, just different. The album starts and finishes as a whole but has some questionable tracks along the way. There are multiple cameos on this album ranging from Boys to Men, Justin Timberlake, and even Paul McCartney. They released 3 singles before the release of the album, Sky is a neighborhood, the line, and walk. These 3 songs in my opinion were by far the best of the whole album showing that

Allegiance is the first album from the Melodic Deathcore band and was released through Century Media in 2006. The recording quality of the album is something I can admire to a point, as the production hadn't hit the level of sterilization that a majority of Deathcore bands presently receive. In fact the recording is actually quite raw. And even though it has quite a bit of muddiness to it, I can get behind that far more than the bands who sound like souless droids pounding away at their instrument with absolutely no feeling. Unfortunately, however, that's almost the only compliment this album deserves. There were so many times while I was listening to the band that I just felt utterly disappointed. It was frustrating, every time I felt they