Search Essays

…has kept the friendship and admiration of his friends and fans. He remains an outstanding songwriter and an underrated pianist, and together with the Beatles and Rolling Stones is Britain's most successful artist. He has openly revealed his private life…

…and prophecies about the "revolution" that Manson felt was coming. Manson called this revolution helter skelter, after a Beatles song, which he felt told about the future of our society. Manson believed that the African-American members of our society were…

…to the Beatles song 'Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds'." The newly discovered cosmic gem technically known as BPM 37093 is actually a crystallised white dwarf, the hot core of a star left over after the star uses up its nuclear fuel and dies. It is made mostly…

…The Beatles once said that love is all you need. While Dr. Spock of the Starship Enterprise stated that he really learned it all from mothers. And so from these divine wisdoms one must conclude that love is important and that mothers are important…

…passions and my music is a fusion of all of them," Shakira said. Shakira grew up listening to many different american bands,"I was born and raised in Colombia, but I listened to bands like Led Zeppelin, the Cure, the Police, the Beatles and Nirvanar…

…the spare time and money created by the uprising economy. Companies such as Fubu and Microsoft devolved in Generation Y. Along with technology came new forms of music. The baby boom generation listened to popular music such as The Beatles and Elvis Presley…

…the music scene completely." Pete Townshend - "I think in many respects he changed the sound of rock far more than the Beatles. He changed the sound of the guitar; he turned it into an instrument. No-one ever before had brought it out and sold…

…is a visual connection between celebrity and fan. Certainly the appeal of music from the likes of the Beatles was enough to hook a fan, but who can think of the Beatles as just an auditory concept. Certainly we think of their dominance of the British Invasion…

…. The Beatles, Pink Floyd, Janis Joplin, the bands: Peter, Paul and Mary, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, were only few of the artists of that time who wrote songs that caught the people's minds and imagination. The message from these artists is best described…

…than any other group. The Younger Boomers still have children at home. Much of their time, energy, and income are centered upon the children's welfare. They are into the music of their childhood- The Beatles, Isley Brothers, and Rolling Stones- and take…