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…with her new family. Irene tries to break all ties to the past whereas Sam attempts to piece them together. Sam longs to discover the mystery of the war's effect on her. She tries to relive the war era, through listening to Beatles Records and watching…

…, the answers would probably be: the Beatles, Bob Dylan and miniskirts. What these people have forgotten, is to add a fourth: LSD. LSD, which stands for lysergic acid diethylamide is a hallucinogen drug, also known as a psychedelic drug that alters moods, thoughts…

…. The Beach Boys came along and their music appealed to high schoolers. At the same time, The Beatles emerged from England with an innovative rock music that appealed to all ages. Unlike the 1920's, music changed greatly throughout the 1960's, mostly because…

…has contributed to the open acceptance of things like sex. The Rolling Stones, one of the pioneers of rock, influenced thousands of teens and otherwise, although the main thrust of their popularity was in the 70s. "...While the Beatles simply wanted…

…) The Dominos released the successful Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs, which, of course, featured the title track, Layla, based on Clapton's infatuation with Patty Harrison, the wife of friend and Beatle, George Harrison. yet another one of Clapton's bands bit…

…groups, such as the Beatles, nobody ever heard of the Dead's band mates' being bitter towards or jealous of each other. The Dead were utterly satisfied with putting together a performance that their supporters enjoyed. They never asked their fans to change…

…. Then suddenly I hear his voice, he started singing my favorite song, he started to sing "cry, baby cry, make your mother sigh, she's old enough to know better, so cry, baby cry!" After these words I stopped crying. Beatles helped me, George helped me. And after…

…", he gained an immense amount of support when it knocked the Beatles off the number one spot. Finally in 1968, he recorded his final hit "What a Wonderful World". Armstrong died of a heart attack in 1971 at age 69, the night after playing a famous show…

…of Frank Zappa, Charlie Parker, and the Beatles (Russcol 65). The development of the "new wave" bands in the 80's and early 90's is also a product of the visions Edgar Varèse made through "Poème Électronique…

…in bars, cafes, and restaurants. He dresses with casual chic and frequents the movies regularly. His tastes in music and reading materials, though predominantly popular, are disarmingly eclectic - from the Beatles to Mozart, from Sherlock Holmes to Nietzsche…