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    Music Scene : Bon Iver

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    something odd. About every other band had one related artist in common: Bon Iver. I scrolled more. "Bon Iver, Bon Iver, Bon Iver." This guy has wrecked the indie music scene. Bon Iver (who 's real name is Justin Vernon) has clearly left a mark, or even a scar, on the genre. No one is quite like him, yet everyone is inspired by him. Due to his unmatchable voice, deeply layered instrumentals, and breathtakingly visual lyrics, Bon Iver has completely wrecked and rebuilt his style, forcing anyone similar

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    is a way for people to release and let go. It helps everyone not feel alone and relate to a song or album. It is an art that represents people's emotions and ethics. Bon iver is a band that uses these forms of pathos to get to the listener. Their albums are a mirror to people's feelings toward loneliness, places ,and hope. Bon iver was formed by justin vernon around 2006, during that time he had recently broke up with his band, his girlfriend, and was bedridden with mono. He decided to go up to his

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    It’s been five long years since American indie folk band Bon Iver last released an album. Needless to say, their new album, 22, A Million, has been long awaited. But this album strays far away from their usual soothing, folky sounds. Departing from the soft, acoustic melodies that comprised their first two studio albums: For Emma, Forever Ago and Bon Iver, Bon Iver; 22, A Million takes a dramatic risk. Bon Iver tried something completely innovative and experimental. The result is a sound like you’ve

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    Davis Hinshaw Mrs Weide American History II 4 December 2016 The 1980s With the cold war showing no signs of ending, the watergate scandal and the vietnam war it was no surprise that the 1980s were a complete explosion of counterculture and mistrust in the government. The election of former actor Ronald Reagan kickstarted the 1980s with his optimistic ideas he appealed to many americans. He was running against former president Jimmy Carter, Reagan won the election with 51% of electoral vote. He promised

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    Most girls don’t pay money to roll around on the ground with sweaty guys. Yet that is exactly what I did this last July. No, it’s not what you’re thinking; I went to wrestling camp. Wrestling is a sport that I’ve always wanted to try, but my shyness and insecurity held me back. This year I decided that I will no longer allow other people’s opinions affect my own decisions. Joining wrestling is the first major step I’m taking to change my life. “You want to do…wrestling? As in…wrestle?” This is

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    J Cole Song Analyse

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    This song produced by the artist j Cole. This song hit number on all charts in every category. This song was influenced by j Coles best friend who died saving his best friend. The part that is getting everyone's attention is that he was talking to his daughter the whole time. They wanted to wait till the daughter (Nena) was at a mature age so shell understand about everything that is happening. "I'm proud to say I was a father Write my story down and if I pass go play it for my daughter when she

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    George Morton

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    The first song that serves as a musical tribute is “It’s My Life” by Bon Jovi. This song accurately describes the personality of one of the main characters in State of Fear, George Morton. Morton is a well known millionaire and an avid supporter of an organization known as the National Environmental Research Fund, also known as NERF. When one of Morton’s friends, NERF founder Nicholas Drake, calls Morton’s lawyer and asks about the state of his mental health and whether or not he will be attending

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    Essay On Video Games

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    There is this new video game I have started playing. It’s called Player Unknown’s Battlegrounds. This game is a multiplayer shooter in which a hundred players parachute onto an island and fight to the death. When you first land, you got to find weapons, ammunition, or any supplies that might aid you. You can either play solo, in a duo, or run with a squad of four people. The main goal is to be the last man or group standing. First, you have to pick how you're going to play; either by

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    Jack was hoeing in his mama’s garden and thinking that he’d sure like to have a pretty girl to marry. He was thinking about something the Tinker told him the week before. Now, the Tinker was a traveling peddler who sold pots and pans and spoons and things to people who needed them. The Tinker also fixed things that were broken for farmers and town folks, and that’s how he got his name. The Tinker traveled all around and knew all kinds of people and things. The Tinker was telling Jack, while he was

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    With the force of a tornado fire and smoke pour out of the cardboard box engulfing the entire apartment building in flames. Theodore turns around and watches as the fire eats away at the building killing everyone unlucky enough to live on the second and third floors. The flames reflect off the moon and Theodore's eyes. In the distance the former prince can hear sirens so Theodore runs away from the apartment faster than a rabbit running from a fox. Theodore runs to the restaurant which is now mostly

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