... biggest influential factors in teenage society. So, there's no problem in assuming that our present adult society is built with some of the ideas formed in these early years of modern music (the fifties & sixties to be exact); and that the future adult society will be influenced by the different views of the present teenage society. What I"m going to do is ... social unrest, civil rights injustice, and violence. A lot of this action happened in the United States so it was logical that this will have to be the birthplace of the modern Cultural Revolution. During this time, musicians reac...

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... of Rock "n" Rollers. Through the sixties, the Beatles dominated the record industries all over the United States. John Lennon and Paul McCartney formed the band in 1962. The group featured modern Rock that was new and popular during the period, with John Lennon and Paul McCartney composing and doing most of the singing. They were backed by George Harrison on bass ... decade's music was intended to be listened to, but not to be danced to traditionally. It became very energetic and loud; it lost the beat that tempted the listeners to dance. Instead of dancing, the musicians and the audien...

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... garment of knitted trunks suspended from a cord around a neck. Discotheques, nightclubs featuring recorded music, were starting up and they inspired customers with writhing go-go' girls who demonstrated the new dance routines. Some of them went topless and soon others followed. So-called Topless Bowling was opened in Los Angeles where customers could order their cocktail, which was served by half ... , pattern, and design flourished. Wigs of many shades followed. Even the sober eyeglass became a fashion accessory, being sometimes huge and dark, other times small and wire framed. As alway...

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