... hugely successful Animals, the Kinks and the Who, who are best remembered for their on stage antics when they used to smash up there equipment at the end of their concerts. With John Lennon as a member of the Beatles one thinks that it was inevitable that the Beatles would have experienced some controversy before they split. John Lennon was very outspoken ... stand and watch because if you danced you got squeezed to the back of the floor and missed it all."" One can imagine the mayhem that took place at Beatles concerts as they grew evermore popular. Not every young teenager in the sixt...

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... Sound (straight vocals) and Southern Sound (Spiritual based) With these three styles, Soul was able to appeal to a large group of people; in fact, some of the first integrated concerts were soul concerts in the 1960s. In the 1970s, Soul was beginning to die down from its national popularity and it split into two styles. One was a more modern form of Rhythm ... ...

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... more common in the mid 1930's. The films began to be played commercially in Vaudeville houses, cafes, and music halls where musician's were already hired to play in the musical concerts that evening. Because the musicians were already there they were asked if they would play along with the film. In the Vaudeville houses there was no specific place for them ... ...

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... . "Inspired by the anti-drug furor ignited by federal get-tough policies, Indiana attorney general Theodore Sendak proposed legislation in 1973 that would similarly get tough on large outdoor rock concerts, which Sendak referred to as "drug supermarkets."" Shortly after Indiana legislators adopted the proposal, they realized that they had also mistakenly outlawed the popular Indy 500 race."" (Nuzum 145). Then ... ...

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... be alive. While airports are in need of major security changes, I believe public gatherings should be under higher security also. Many Americans still don't feel safe attending professional athletic competitions, concerts, and high profile public gatherings but I believe we should. The super bowl isn't what it used to be with one security guard stating, "No water. No backpacks. And if you ... ...

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... . However, their easygoing attitudes were replaced by intense feelings when politics was the topic. They had very strong feelings for the Vietnam War and the Civil Rights' Movement. They organized concerts in order to voice out their beliefs in peaceful ways, but their anti-war rallies and protests were more seen and heard. Not only did they fight for the American ... ...

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