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The Chinese Beatles Mayday, a Taiwanese band, included 5 men, and they set up at around 90s. Their band was named So Band, and change to Mayday in 1997. A-shin (lead vocalist), Monster (lead guitarist), Stone (Rhythm guitarist) and Massa (bass guitarist) known each other when they were in high school. They wanted to publish their own album, so they send their demo to all big record company. In 1997, Rock Records signed Mayday. In 1999, Guan You (drummer) joined with them and published their first

My Chemical Romance was a musical band in the subculture of emo, a shortened version of emotional. MCR was active from 2001 until their disbandment in 2013. Hailing from New Jersey, this band recreated what it meant to be a band, and what it meant to be in the music industry. Above all, they tapped into raw human emotions and gave them a soundtrack, and brought a strong message to carry for an eternity “You are not alone.” The band had four main members: singer Gerard Way, bassist Mikey Way, guitarist

broadcasted that Adam Kessler had left the band. According to the remaining members it was devastating at first when Kessler left with no clear circumstances. This in turn introduced Chris Stein on drums and Myles Matheny doing backup vocals as well as guitar. A couple of weeks later Pierce announced the

“This is going to be the best night of our lives!” Judy exclaimed as they walked up to the fair. Her excitement was felt by the rest of her comrades, who could not help but be swept up in the feeling. “I can’t wait to see all of those other ban-,” Joe whispered sadly as he gazed upon the fifty other up-and-coming groups. “But we may still have a shot. Good thing we have those instruments in the bus,” Janet interjected. “I have a good feeling about this,” commented James with a smirk. He was up to

Nepalese Music Band: Nepathya Nepathya is a music band that was formed in the early 1990s. In 1990, nine young boys started a band from beautiful city called Pokhara, Nepal, which is now famous by the name “Nepathya”. They were nine different people but came together to achieve a goal, met at Kathmandu during their college and formed a “Nepathya”. At first, they used to sing in the concert in the street and in the restaurant. As time passed by they began to broadcast through radio. They started to

music. I attended this event on June 5, 2016 at 7:00pm. It was located at in Scottsdale at McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park. The exact address is 7301 e Indian Bend Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85250. The instruments that were used during this event was a guitars, drums set, and a single voice. The set was very small, everyone played their instrument while the one main guy sang. All of the music that they played was very strophic. Some of the

The typical classic rock documentary tends to focus on the musicians and what being a part of the band did to them individually. However, This is Spinal Tap is like no other rock documentary. Through its use of satirical devise such as Exaggeration, Parody, and warped logic This is Spinal Tap follows a band on their American tour, one of the lowest points in their careers. It not only satirizes the typical rock band of the time but it also ridicules American culture at the time. This is Spinal

attended University of Florida’s Homecoming Game Event Gator Growl. This event took place at Flavet Field at 7:30 pm. Here I saw the performance of the alternative rock band Foster the people. Like most rock bands they had the basic instruments like guitars, basses, drums, and pianos. Additionally they also had multiple keyboards and synthesizers. They played a variety of songs from different albums creating a more diverse set list. Most songs were mellow jams or up-tempo rock as well as some melodic

Gaiman’s boldness and creativity were molded during her formative years while her mother was a theater professor at Wesleyan University in Middleton, Connecticut. As a child, campus life exposed her to playing gamelans in the music department, sneaking into R-rated art house films in the student center, and listening to Ravi Shankar practice in the concert hall. While her mom was co-writing a book with Gloria Steinem, her babysitters took her to see the Grateful Dead on the great lawn, where she