The photo I chose is a black and white photo of a 1950’s Rich Family Reunion; my shutterbug father was probably the photographer. Grandmother Rich liked gathering all of her children, in-laws and grandchildren (about 25 total then) for two weeks; in this picture we are in a rustic mountain resort. Our anchor is a dark upright piano in the corner of the dining hall, with its painted wood beamed ceiling, painted wood paneled walls, hardwood floors and dark curtain rods with opened light drapes; an
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The man walks to the door very confidently and picks the door on the right. He slowly pushes the door open and suspension filled the stadium. The man look around the door and the room was black, he saw a beautiful girl looking at him straight in the eye. The man felt tingly and he instantly fell in love. He went inside the room to get the girl and they walked out of the room holding hands and started to walk towards the middle of the stage. The priest comes out and starts to say the words. A furious
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First time I ever heard of the band was when I was browsing through Soundcloud randomly to make a playlist. “Uppercutter” was the first song I heard from them and after months of only listening to that song, I decided to look up the band, Saintseneca. I found their album “Dark Arc”, played it for hours and instantly loved it. It was the first time I’d ever heard American folk music with a bit of a rock punk twist to it. Many people would call it “hipster” music, since the band isn’t very well known
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The first single from 1992's release, “Killing in the name” arguably the band's most commercially successful song, gained them mass publicity and opened the doorway for the rest of their career as a band, while gathering some controversial attention. Commencing with chaotic down-strikes of low distorted guitar notes accompanied by crashing cymbals on every the first beat of every bar, the opening of the song is striking to say the least. It draws the attention of the listener in right away. The lyrical
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Have you ever heard a strange noise late in the evening when you were alone, or woke up in the middle of the night, to dark silence, and felt a shiver go down your spine? Generally nothing happens, correct? It’s just a trick of your imagination, or the product of watching too many scary films. Well, for Cas Lowood, that eerie feeling in the pit of your stomach, like like your guts are tightening, means that he has to yank out his father’s athame quick, unless he wants to get killed by the dead.
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(At the end of a chapter.) Raph plops down on the couch, slightly moaning as he rolls around. He closes his eyes, ready for the sleep he has so dearly missed. Mikey laughs at him, saying something Raphael does not bother to hear. Darkness slowly seeps over his visions and little dream scenes play that he will not remember by morning.  (Next chapter, because I'm mean.) (Lea, again because I need a default name.) A phone rings, a sweet melody of bells sounding through the lair. Mumbling to himself
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And to do while listening to old REM Rain is falling on the fields. We shield ourselves in acid metal pop. But there’s green all around us, and it never gives up. Harmony grows and ebbs, like it was meant to, all around us, now it’s bent too. Ghosts in the meadows, ephemeral in their gaze, they hang around, waiting for love to equate, their state. There’s a drum beat, slow, and dumb, keeping the time, almost silently. And the guitar strings, they sing melodically, in chords and tabs written
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(Your Name) Prof. Horn MUS 100 18 February 2013 Concert Paper 1 These days musicians all feel the need to be performers, complete with pyrotechnic displays, on stage gimmicks, props, and special accoutrements necessary for a live performance, however there are some who still hold to the old staples, of just the instruments, the stage, every day clothes, and a smile; of those performers, even fewer are referred to on a first name basis that is recognized cross genre, and one of those musicians
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| || Sex, drugs and rock and roll. Those words should definitely catch attention. Whether or not for good or bad reasons, that is purely up to the individual. Rock and roll, hard rock, heavy metal. All forms of music that has been an important and influential part of my life and many others life. Some may argue that it’s actually a way of life. So many arguments and discussions about these forms of music have I seen and even participated in. One question and one statement concerning these
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a13 Downloadet Engelsk fra Opgaver.com 18/12-08 The Shining Mountain Analysis and characterization The story is about Scottish girl called Pangma-La, named after a shining mountain so she would stand tall and be proud. Pangma-La's father was a famous mountaineer, so she promised herself that she would never disappoint him. When Pangma-La was tough enough, her father and she went to the shining mountain, to climb it as promised. When they arrived the Sherpa men offered to carry their loads
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