Led Zeppelin are one of, if not the most influential band of the 1970's. The group was heavily influenced by various kinds of, including early rock and roll, psychedelic rock, blues, folk, Celtic, Indian, and Arabic music.(http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/334473/Led-Zeppelin) Led Zeppelin was accepted into the Rock 'n Roll hall of fame in 1995, and for good reason. The band has won countless awards, they won five Grammy's for “Led Zeppelin IV”, “Stairway To Heaven”, “Whole Lotta Love” and
Led Zeppelin Today, I get the task to discuss why Led Zeppelin is one of the greatest rock and roll bands of all time. In this text, I will explain how Led Zeppelin started as a band, the achievements they accomplished together, the impact that Zeppelin have had on my life, and how they are remembered and influence modern listeners and musicians. Being such a broad subject much will be left out, but I hope to highlight some of the high points about the career of this once in a lifetime hard rock
flows back and forth across the borders all the time.” Margaret Atwood. Throughout the history of music, people, cultures and musicians around the world play or create different genres of music. Even though all genres are not related to each other there are certain influences in history where there are clear examples of connections between different genres. A very strong example is Jazz with African music, where we can hear how related both genres are, in terms of melodic and rhythmic traits. The aim
The development of pop music from 1950 Here I will take four different genres of pop much from the 1950’s to present day, in order to explain how popular music has developed in the past 65 years. First ill talk about Rock and Roll music of the 1950’s, then through to 1960’s psychedelic rock, Funk of the 1970’s to1990’s, and a change at the end to Dubstep in the 2000’s. 1950’s Rock’n’Roll In Cleveland, Ohio a radio DJ named Alan Freed starts up his "Moondog Show" where he platys up-tempo rhythm
As a result, psychedelics would explode out onto the mainstream and influence much of American culture at that time. People’s encounters with psychedelics lead to philosophical social encounters, influenced 1960’s pop culture, and facilitated the development ideologies that were contrary to popular political policies. Before