Music

I love it,

I like all kinds of music, from classical (especially J.S. Bach) to Grunge (Nirvana, Black Flag). There is 1 kind of music I can’t stand: The actual commercial music (especially Pop and things like this), I can listen pop rock music and be okay but pop is stronger than me.

Well my favorite kind is Rock, because I think it’s the most versatile and you can combine with any other: You can mix with folk (Jethro Tull, Bob Dylan), make it harder (Led Zeppelin, AC/DC), even with classical (Emerson, Lake & Palmer), with psychodelical music (Pink Floyd). Well the experts says that rock is the music of the young people, and every new generation has a new style, but the news styles are being created at this moment don’t like me, and that’s the reason I listen old groups (especially 60’s 70’s and 80’s).


This is for the English subject no?Then I talk about Brit rock:

It was 1990 in U.K. After the success of the independent music, there was too difficult to have a contract, and for fight against the American grunge bands, the U.K. groups did a 180º change of the music of the moment. Oasis was 1 of that bands (Blur o The Smiths ara two other influential bands of the moment). With his second album (What's the Story) Morning Glory? what include one of their most popular songs Wonderwall, they jump to the top.(There were so influential that Coldplay copy his style (you could listen the song Clocks it’s too similar at this style)).You can imagine a concert in Network, it was so big that you see the images in the concert gigant screen and then you listen the music. The amplifires were noisier than a rocket launch ( a rocket launch generates 104 decibels and the concert had 108). After that concert the independent music had been arrived at the top, that no was indie it was the commercial.


Wonderwall- by Oasis
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hzrDeceEKc