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    Musical example of the Beatles "I Feel Fine" John Lennon (although credited to Lennon/McCartney) and released in 1964 Duration: 2:18 KEY G Major METER 4/4 FORM Intro -> Verse -> Verse -> Bridge -> Verse -> Verse (guitar solo) -> Verse -> Bridge -> Verse -> Outro (fadeout) ________________________________________ Style and Form - The form of this song is unusually bulky because of the individual sections themselves being rather short. Note especially the unusual series of three

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    decades‚ there has been a significant influence of various western forms in India owing to globalization and increase in the use of developed technologies. This research is an attempt to observe this influence over traditional Indian Music and to study whether it has hampered or has added value to Indian music. How there is head and tail for a coin‚ there is both positive and negative impact of western music on India and especially on Indian youth‚ In past in India men wore our traditional

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    For years‚ advertisers have targeted America’s youth‚ taking advantage of popular culture such as TV‚ media‚ videogames‚ and music videos‚ along with their psychology and instincts. They have amassed effective strategies to influence teens and children alike‚ resulting in them buying their products. However these millions of ads are taking their toll on our children’s health‚ behavior and much more. Advertising will only increase‚ already children see 40‚000 television commercials a year. For Unless

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    Luis Torres The Beatles – Help! Luis Torres Prof. Ziawinski MUL2380 10AM 23 March 2013 Help! The Beatles performed a song called “Help!” that acted as the title song for their soundtrack album and the 1965 film. The song was released as a single with number one on the charts for three weeks in the United States and United Kingdom. The Beatles had used every possible style of music possible. The style was rock. The Beatles approach to music-involved parts of a lot of music. On one

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    The Beatles Rock Russia “You say you want a revolution. Well you know‚ we all want to change the world”. Those lyrics from the Beatles song Revolution were considered subversive to Soviet youth by the Communist leaders. In fact until the late 1980’s‚ Beatle music was banned or very difficult to obtain in Russia.(Woodhead) Their music was smuggled into the country. If a person was caught‚ he would be punished by the KGB. Yet‚ despite the efforts of the authorities‚ the youth of Russia

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    Do advertisements really influence America’s youth? According to many pediatricians‚ “Research has shown that young children – younger than 8 years old – are cognitively and psychologically defenseless against advertising” (“Children‚ Adolescents‚ and Advertising‚” 2006). Children see advertisements of different things almost everywhere they go. Two types of advertisements that kids may come in contact with on a daily basis are fast food advertisements and advertisements that encourage them to look

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    Ashley Choi Music History 68 Discussion 1E 204164204 “ For No One” Featured on the second side of the “Revolver” album‚ the Beatles’ song “For No One” is an expressive‚ deeply poignant ballad written and performed by Paul McCartney that in a sense encompasses the theme of a love song gone wrong. However‚ there was no rush to record “For No One” nor was there considerable publicity praise for this simply crafted song. Thus‚ “For No One” truly fits its brooding motif about dismal one-sided lost

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    The Influence of Western Culture on Youth: is it corrupting? Nowadays‚ having a wide range of media sources such as radio‚ television‚ typography‚ and of course World Wide Web we have an easy access to all kinds of different information and materials. This provides a lot of opportunities such as education and entertainment. But with all these advantages we could also unintentionally absorb unnecessary or even harmful information. It could easily affect even the minds of educated grown up people

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    Hamilton Professor Weierman History and Journalism Paper 3/11/12 The Beatles “Oh Yeah‚ I’ll Tell You Something I Think You’ll Understand When I Say That Something I Want To Hold Your Hand…” “I Want to Hold Your Hand” was the first song released in America by the popular band from Liverpool‚ The Beatles. From that moment forward‚ The Beatles became popular all over the world and forever changed the music industry. The Beatles started the British Music Invasion in the United States. On December

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    be in their best interest and regarded it as a revolutionary cause. Hitler was also successful in implanting thoughts and ideas into the German society by using propaganda. By federally spreading anti-Semitic books and cartoons as a norm on to the youth of the previous generation was how virtually all public discriminatory acts against Jewish citizens became accepted and not criticized. In the society of today‚ in order to prevent this type of manipulation from reoccurring‚ young people must truly

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