In the late 1970’s, an alternative form of music was arising. The beat of the music was simple, but the lyrics held a new style. Unlike anything before, these lyrics were much more up tempo. The number of words in a song were almost doubled through 16 bars. More important than the style of this music was the content. In the lower ends of the New York ghettos the rituals took place for the first tim

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