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Rock music comes in a range of forms so the chances are good that everyone on this planet will be able to appreciate at least a few songs. Having said that, rock music is not a style that appeals to everyone. It can be a bit hard and loud for those who prefer their music light and airy. The lyrics can also be on the dark side and depending on the genre, a little depressing. Those who love rock have their particular genres and tend not to stray too much. Those who love soft rock for instance, won't spend much time or money on the punk rock or metal scene. Likewise, metalheads wouldn't be caught dead cruising the pop rock aisle. Alternative rock is a genre that encompasses many others, some of which are included below.

Punk rock is one of those fiercely anti-establishment music genres that your parents hate. It developed between 1974 and 1977, mainly in the US, UK and Australia. Punk rock moved away from mainstream 70s rock by stripping down the instrumentation, playing faster and harder and writing more political or nihilistic lyrics. Writing also confronts sex and relationships in a manner that was scandalous at the time for its anti-sentimentality. It struck a chord with rebellious youths of the time who adopted a particular style of dress and developed their anti-authoritarian philosophies. It was a scornful answer to the political idealism of the time and strongly rejected the flower-power hippie movement. Punk resulted in a total cultural revolution, which gradually led to the development of the alternative rock movement.

Alternative rock serves as an umbrella term for all underground music that has come about since the mid 80s. Its characterised by its rejection of mainstream culture and materialism. Those who feel cast aside by society or who feel like they don't fit in anywhere else often embrace it. It has no set musical style and ranges from grunge to gothic rock. Lyrics are often concerned with social issues like drug use and depression.

Pop punk combines punk rock and pop music and is thus known as a fusion genre. Pop influenced punk has been around since the 70s. It has a faster rhythm than hardcore punk, from which it mainly originated. Their approach is more positive and sarcastic than other punk genres and this is their distinguishing characteristic. Their brattiness also provided many punk fans with relief from the moodiness and nihilistic lyrics of the grunge and hardcore punk bands.

Heavy metal, or simply metal developed in the 60s and early 70s. Vocals vary widely from a multi-octave theatrical approach (Bruce Dickenson from Iron Maiden), to a gruff style (James Hetfield of Metallica), to screaming and growling and a phlegm-clogged, possessed style. Lyrics most commonly revolve around sex, violence, death and the occult. They also feature fantasy inspired themes.

Thrash metal emerged in the early 80s, with a sound that was faster and more aggressive than traditional metal bands. Lyrics dealt with social or political issues or were nihilistic in content.

Death metal came about as thrash evolved into more extreme genres. It is characterised by lyrics that emphasise blasphemy, aggression, violence and Satanism. Vocals tend to include guttural "death grunts", high-pitched screaming and various other hardcore techniques.

Emo is a sub-genre of hardcore punk. It began in the mid 90s and was used to refer to the indie scene. These days the term has expanded to include such a wide variety of bands that very few of them have anything in common. This expansion makes the term very difficult to qualify. It has become so broad, in fact, that many bands and fans of the bands have rejected the "emo" label as it does nothing to distinguish them from hundred of others. It merely lumps them into a single category because they may dress in a similar fashion to other bands, or some of their songs may be popular within the "emo" scene. However, those who identify strongly with the "emo" scene and label are severely offended when the term is applied loosely to so many bands that don't fit the profile. Guy Picciotto of Fugazi and Rites of Spring was once asked how he felt about playing an instrumental role in creating the emo genre. This was his reply, " I don't recognise that attribution. I've never recognised "emo" as a genre of music. I always thought it was the most retarded term ever. ... every band that gets labelled with that term hates it. They feel scandalised by it. But honestly, I just thought that all the bands I played in were punk rock bands. ..."

Some other famous rock stars have their say.

"We weren't too ambitious when we started out. We just wanted to be the biggest thing that ever walked the planet." -- Steven Tyler

"... I don't want you to play me a riff that's going to impress Joe Satriani; give me a riff that makes a kid want to go out and buy a guitar and learn to play- ..." Ozzy Osbourne

"We never thought of ourselves as a 'heavy metal band' we've always regarded ourselves as a rock band. The big difference we've always thought we had a lot more feel for rock, we always went out for songs, not riffs or heavy, heavy sounds. But every now and again it does come on like a sledge hammer." -- Angus Young, guitarist with AC/DC

"Whenever society gets too stifling and the rules get too complex, there's some sort of musical explosion" - Slash/Guns 'n Roses

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and what is your favourite music . R&B , hip hop and pop music also can

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It's the top 25 Dance songs of the week in the U.S., it is updated every Friday, so i suggest you visit the Billboard website this Friday to see if there's a new number one and maybe you'll find an artist that you like.

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90s Dance Music List

How Record Pools Can Make Musicians Rich!

Record pools...ever heard of them? The chance is that you have not. And, there is an equal reason that you have not. And, even though major record labels have used them for years, and continue to use record pools extensively, record pools are one of the most secretive elements within the Music industry.

Yet, although record pools can literally make you and your music project an overnight success, they can also make you filthy rich. And, if you utilize enough of them often enough, you can get filthy rich!

But, let's answer the foremost question first...what are record pools?

Record pools are music organizations that distribute the music from labels and artists to deejays who are pool members for the express purpose of obtaining music for the nightclubs in which they play/spin records. The pool is overseen by an individual referred to as a pool director.

Record labels and artists send music to record pools in order to test market their music at the least expensive cost, as well as a fast way of getting paid. Likewise, labels and artists do not charge pools for copies that they send them. Additionally, record pools are probably the fastest way to get exposure for a new release.

Okay, the pools win by getting music from labels and artists, which attracts deejays as members. Accordingly, deejays win by eliminating the need to purchase music for their nightclubs.

But! How do labels and artists win? What's in it for them?

What is in the deal for labels and artists is:

* Quick exposure directly to music listeners
* Quick exposure directly to music buyers

But, how does the process really work? Glad you asked, because now, I have a chance to give you a step-by-step approach:

1. First, you need to have a very strong single (or singles) if you desire to release more than one single release. My advice is, regardless of your genre, if your music falls within a "commercial" aspect, i.e., Pop, Rock, Dance, Urban, Country, or any hybrid or sub genre thereof, your preference, first and foremost, should be either:

a.) A hot dance single or...
b.) A very strong tear-jerk, heart-wrenching ballad

Anything in between will simply not suffice because club goers are in clubs for (primarily) one thing...to dance, whether that is shaking their gluteus maximi to an uptempo beat, or "slow-dragging" = (old school term for grinding ever so closely while not necessarily being in love).

2. Take your selected single(s) and enhance it/them to some degree that will make the song(s) slightly different from your radio version. Ways to do that include:

* Extending the song(s) from the radio versions' 3-4 minutes in length to 5-6 minutes in length for the nightclub versions', since people prefer longer versions in clubs.

* Adding or modifying sound effects.

* Dropping out or fading certain instruments, or incorporating new instruments not heard in the radio version.

I believe you get the point...

3. Place your club version on vinyl, as most nightclub deejays still prefer vinyl (wax), although there are now a number of deejays that will also accept your enhanced version on CD. To cover all bases, consider placing your club versions on both vinyl and CD, if it is affordable to do so.

4. Contact record pools to learn if they have member deejays who play your genre of music in their nightclubs and, if so, the number of such deejays they have. This number from each pool will allow you to determine the number of pieces you will need for the pool(s).

Note: One such pool that actually distributes on a worldwide level is Dixie Dance Kings. DDK also holds the honor of being both the 2002 and 2003 International Dance Music Association pool of the year. DDK's service areas include: United States, Alaska, Japan, Europe, South America, the Caribbean, Saipan and Guam.

Even so, there are a number of additional record pools, however, DDK is an excellent one to begin with.

5. Once you have the number of pieces for the pool(s), and after the pool receives them, it will usually take 1-2 weeks before your music begins getting club play. Then, the response is almost instantaneous.

Note: Prior to sending out to pools, you should also ensure that you have your offline retail distribution covered so that you can get sales as a result of the club play. A good place to begin for offline retail sales is with The Orchard and New Artist Direct.

The Orchard currently pays for sales on a quarterly basis, while New Artist Direct currently pays on a monthly basis. Combined with CD Baby paying weekly, you can realize income on a weekly, monthly and quarterly basis. Such a setup is unheard of with traditional distributors, and you will now have money in your pocket a lot sooner and more consistently.

There was a time that, when an independent artist was fortunate enough to get airplay outside of his local or regional area a couple of thousand miles away, equally unfortunate was that there wasn't a thing he could do about it, in terms of sales. He could only weep at his potential sales losses.

These two organizations eliminate that loss, of which they have a 90%-95% concentration into offline retail stores, both major chain stores as well as independent music stores.

6. The point of making sure that your music is set up with these particular organizations is that, when club goers hear a "hot" record that they like, naturally, they want it, and they want it NOW!

And, while these two distributors do not take hundreds of your CD at a time (which is a great thing for you, as it does not tie up your product and make it difficult to get back, as with traditional distributors), these particular distributors make your music available through a national retail database so that stores can place orders instantly for their customers.

They operate much like online music sales sites CD Baby and Amazon.com do, again, with accepting only a few copies at any given time, but they are the offline versions, reaching music retailers while giving you the best of both online and offline sales worlds.

Now, you have already seen the wide distribution area of the Dixie Dance Kings record pool and, if you have not, I encourage you to review it. And, again, there are quite a number of additional record pools that, in general, serve as specialty pools to particular genres, or serve virtually all commercially viable music releases, regardless of genre.

In fact, I now encourage my radio promotion and publicity clients to try to make record pools the very first aspect of their promotion and publicity campaigns.

7. Nightclub deejays must report their club responses to your music to the pool director, generally, between 2-4 weeks. Each deejay compiles his own club response report, which he then turns in to the pool director.

The pool director then compiles a final report from each deejays report, and provides you with a copy. This report generally includes each club's listing, address, the response rating to your music, along with an overall average score. You can then use your report as influence to obtain; more radio airplay, press coverage, distribution deals, and more.

8. Now, in addition to having a completely different version of your song(s), you also have another version of the song(s) that you can sell at retail if you wish and, as the saying goes, "getting two bangs for your buck," or as I like to put a twist on it, "getting two bucks for your bang," as a certain number of people will also be interested in your enhanced club version.

9. An added and peripheral benefit of having a club version of your music is that a number of record pool deejays also have specialty/mix shows on stations in their area or, they may even be a part of the main staff on their area stations.

Thus, should a nightclub deejay really like your music, and is not simply fulfilling the obligation to play your music in his club, it is very likely that you will begin receiving airplay on his area station as well.

One final note is that radio and retail work very closely within their own local and regional areas, with each apprising each other of what is getting response from listeners, and what is being asked for at retail, respectively. This is why it is vitally important that you are set up with the two aforementioned offline retail distribution services and others like them.

Now, when you begin the radio promotion and press publicity aspects of your marketing campaign, they can merely serve as "icing on the cake," so to speak, as opposed to being the only driving factors you have to make the public aware of your music.

In fact, with now including record pools within your marketing, and being able to provide proof to both radio and press of your music's club response, you are likely to experience much easier access to the media. And, wouldn't that be a good thing?

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Don't wait to make a big change in the quality of your life.  Eight of these ten little ways to happiness can be done in less than five minutes.

1. Smile.  Raise the corners of your mouth.  Soon your smile will become genuine.  The smile that begins as an effort and a pretense quickly grows to become genuine, and given time, a habit of happiness.  In the words of Zen master Thich Nhat Hanh, "Sometimes your joy is the source of your smile, but sometimes your smile can be the source of your joy."

2. Breathe deeply and slowly.  Focus your entire attention on each in-breath and out-breath.  Imagine drawing new clean energy in through the top of your head on each in-breath, and expelling old stale energy out the soles of your feet on each out-breath.

3. Take a quiet walk by yourself.  Focus on each step and on your breathing.  As stray thoughts enter your mind, thank each one, and quickly release the thought and return to a focus on your breathing and your steps.

4. Count your blessings.  Make a gratitude list.  You have thousands of reasons to be thankful.  Be thankful for those who serve you.  Make a list of those you depend upon.  Everyone has many people who help along the way.  Don't forget those who grow and deliver your food, keep your electricity and telephone running, provide emergency medical care, and protect the safety of your community and your nation.

5. Forgive someone for something right now.  Release the resentment and anger.  This practice is for you to become happier.  Telling the other person that you forgive them is completely optional, and is merely a bonus.

6. Stretch your body.  Do yoga, do qigong, or just stand and stretch.  As a simple stretch, stand and hold your arms out to your sides forming a cross. Gently bend each hand back at the wrist until the fingers point straight upward. Twist each hand and arm in a wringing motion as if you were operating a screwdriver.

7. Turn on happy music and dance.  Don't stop 'til you're tired.  Dance with someone or dance all by yourself.  Choose music that makes you want to move and keep moving such as Latin Fitness Dance music.

8. Spend some time with a furry friend. If you don't have your own, borrow a cat or dog to love today.

9. Be of service.  Find someone who has worse troubles than you and do something nice for them today.

10. Have a conversation with God (or whatever you call your Higher Power).  Approach the conversation with an attitude of gratitude rather than neediness.

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tracy chapman-the promise
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gary allen- don't tell mama
holly dunn- daddys hands
the judds- guardian angels
tommy roe- crimson and clover
toni braxton-you mean the world to me
tracy lawrence- time marches on
ty herndon-a man holding on to a woman letting go
ub40-i can see cleary now
kc and the sunshine band- funkytown
john cougar melloncamp-jesse's girl
john cougar melloncamp-hurts so good
john cougar melloncamp-jack and dianne
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hootie and the blowfish-let her cry
fleetwood mac-tell me lies
def lepperd- pour some sugar on me
diamond rio- what a beautiful mess im in
collin raye-holes in the floor of heaven
collin raye-if you get there before i do
celine dion- its all coming back to me now
bleeded union of souls- let me be te one
air supply- good bye
bee gees- one
La bouche-sweet dreams
La bouche-where do you go
meat loaf-id do anything for love
alice in chains- i stay away

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once upon a time in mumbai movie Review Story & Track List

There was a time in the film on Mumbai is the story of the first celebrities Haji Mastan  Don  of India, the later the reform, and gangsters and the first phase of the contraband in Mumbai in the 60s and 70s and revolves around the birth of the mafia in Bombay in the 70s and 80s. Mastan was responsible for introducing the world of crime Dawud and slowly put his power, he runs in the background of the amendment.

Besides the main story is the story of unrequited love Mastan during the 60s to the Indian actress Madhubala. They never returned his feelings, and after ...

Story Plot

Through the eyes of a policeman, Once Upon A Time In Mumbaai traces the changing face of the Mumbai underworld.

The film, presented in 1970, Mumbai, is the rise of the Sultan (Devgn Ajay) and his final case, if its protected (Emraan Hashmi) Shoaib, challenges to its hegemony and power usurped rule the dark belly Bombay. Should be based loosely on the life of Dawood Ibrahim and Haji Mastan.

The film is a kind of avant-garde, full of colors, the style of the 70s and 80s even greater.

Cast

* Ajay Devgn...... Sultan[5]
* Emraan Hashmi...... Shoaib
* Kangna Ranaut...... Rehana
* Prachi Desai...... Mumtaz
* Randeep Hooda...... Agnel
* Gauhar Khan...... Item number
* Imran Hasnee...... Harish
* Avtar Gill...... Home Minister
* Naved Aslam...... Patrick
* Sanjeev Wilson...... Chandru
* Mehul Bhojak...... Javed
* Arbaaz Ali Khan...... Pathan
* Ravi Khanwilkar...... Vardhan

Track List

01. Dil Lagale
02. Piya Tu Ab Toh Aaja
03. Bhool Ke Bhi
04. Teri Soorat
05. Har Baar Kaha
06. Chahoon Tujhe
07. Waada Hai Mera
08. Meri Zindagi Se
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