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…yuppies? No. Because I am a voice. And its worked in the past. Think about it. What stopped the Vietnam war? "I was at the press conference in Los Angeles when the Beatles were asked directly about the Vietnam War and John replied, 'We think of it every day…

…and soft rock along with disco ruled center stage. Some of the performers of that time were The Byrds, The Beatles, The Bee Gees, Van Morrison, and The Eagles. In the late seventies Woodstock and the hippie crazy were very dominate (Seventies 1). There were…

…for it anyway. Speaking from experience in graphic design, the models in the magazines are airbrushed and are not perfect. When asked what a radical female writer remembered about the 60s, she replied ‘it wasn’t the Beatles, or wood-stock but the 50 calories in half…

…sold out and stayed at work. “Father McKenzie, wiping the dirt from his hands as he walks from the grave, no one was saved.” This line, taken from the Beatles song “All the Lonely People”, gives an image of the Priest casually walking from a grave…

…novels and songs written, such as the Beatles' "Can't Buy me Love", people still have this misconception. With money comes greed and the impairment of people's judgment. These people only see the things that can be bought and the idea that they will find…

…this (Richardson p. 120). Before the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Jefferson’s Airplane, or heck even NSYNC, Bob Dylan was here. His sneering scratchy voice shaped American popular music as we know it today. Not only did he show the world that it is O.K to do creative things…

…was a musician, not a rock star, and with his popularity, he proved that sleek, sexy looks were not essential for rock success.”13 The Beatles, among other rock sensations would later copy Holly’s style and use it for themselves. His music would prove…

…. These fashions were mostly due to the individuality of the young population. The British band the Beatles who had long hair influenced most of these hair styles on young men. The political aspect of the 60's was very wild. The Americans were involved in the Vietnam…

…The Catcher in the Rye has been steeped in controversy since it was banned in America after it's first publication. John Lennon's assassin, Mark Chapman, asked the former Beatle to sign a copy of the book earlier in the morning of the day that he…

…and tattooed smiley faces on his knees. After getting out of jail, Ozzy turned to music. He appreciated the fame people got and such bands like the Beatles were very popular(Lalonde). He went through numerous bands until finally he put an ad in a paper and lone…