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If you were asked to name an influential person in history, who would you immediately think of? Most likely, the person is or was a politician, businessman, writer, etc. You most likely did not think of a musician. We, as a society, under appreciate the work of great musicians of our time as well as past times. For example, William Byrd was an extremely influential musician who lived from 1538-1623. He is responsible for choir pieces consisting of four (or more) voice parts. Throughout his lifetime

No gimmicks, no costumes, no makeup, no bs, just solid core rock music. Four guys, one band, Divide The Empire. Honesty comes natural for these Midwestern boys, the band describes their music "The music is at times dark, sometimes uplifting, but always honest." and this is what you will hear when listening to their latest album 'Three Winters, Volume II'. The album begins with the song "Easy Way Out", which starts very melodic, however as the song continues the music and vocals pack more than a

Bob Marley was a famous reggae artist known for spreading peace throughout his music. He had many famous quotes the one I that is the most meaningful to me is “Some people feel the rain. Others just get wet.” this means a lot to me because not many sixteen year olds that still listen to Bob Marley. I am very passionate about anything that interest me like most people but i am not interested in many things. This quote emphasizes how some people live life don't individualize their own path idea;

Pollution- The connection with pollution to which happens in the Lorax movie was clear and which was the following. When the Once-ler made his Thneeds everyone went crazy for them causing for higher demands. Thus this led to him chopping down trees with large machinery which also shown black thick chemicals get released into the atmosphere. Also not to mention when his factory gets upgraded it also increases pollution amounts. Which is how pollution relates into the Lorax. Energy consumption-

The Beatles, an originally British band caused chaos in the United States during the 1960's. 4 charming "lads" introduced pop ballads, rock, rock and roll, and various other musical styles to the American people. Ringo Starr, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and George Harrison formed their widely known band, The Beatles, in a city of England called Liverpool. Together, as a band, The Beatles created a total of twelve (12) albums in a matter of twenty (20) years. John Lennon created a ballad which he

that I will mention, used that platform to speak about important events happening in the world. Bob Dylan was born Robert Allen Zimmerman in Minnesota, Duluth (Biography.com). He changed to “Bob Dylan” during his college years by performing folk and country songs (Biography.com). It is believed that his girlfriend at the time was hugely influential in his activist ways (Corbett, 2017). During the 1960s, Bob Dylan was known to write protest

In hindsight, all of these artists were the foundation of what lies on the horizon, a revolution that would evolve into a dynasty that hasn't been seen since the Renaissance and one unlikely to be repeated. Just as these artists were influencing me, they were influencing others ─ others with vastly better skills than I could ever fathom. On the smaller stages of the Los Angeles club scene, a band was mixing the sound, style, and showmanship into a cacophonous stew, gently boiling and carefully

The Revolution Will Not Be Televised The Revolution Will Not Be Televised may be considered one of the greatest works of art of the twentieth century. It was said that the poem has influenced many common day artists such as Kanye West, Queen Latifah, and Lupe Fiasco. Gil Scott Heron was born in Chicago on April 1st, 1949 in Chicago Illinois. As a child, he was raised in Tennessee by his Grandmother. Later on, he moved to New York then attending Lincoln University for college. He was also addicted

Charles Hardin Holley, or as we all know him, Buddy Holly was amongst the most influential singer/songwriters of the rock and roll generation. He was a very popular artist. While traveling to one of his concert venues, the plane he chartered unexpectedly crashed killing him and two other mainstays of 50s rock and roll, Ritchie Valens and The Big Bopper. It is this incident that drove Don McLean to write the song American Pie which, to this day, remains one of the most widely talked about and debated

In 1972, Dr. Seuss published “The Lorax”. The story is about of strange isolated man who lives in a very polluted area. The strange man called the Once-ler is visited by a curious young boy who is seeked to hear the legend of the Lorax. The Once-ler tells the boy of his arrival to a valley filled with Truffula trees and a range of animals. The Once-ler, in his long anticipation of seeing a Truffula tree, began to chop down the tree to use its silk like texture to put together his versatile invention