70s, 80s, 90s, Albert Camus, Babybird, Bob Dylan, Britpop, Bruce Springsteen, Divorce, Drug Dealer, Every Breath You Take, Face Value, Fanaticism, Gulf War, Heroic, Insult, Lyrics, Maroon 5, Misinterpretation, Mockery, Narcotics, Patriotic, Phil Collins, R.E.M, Religion, Religious, Ronald Reagan, Scam, September 11, Songs, Stalker, Sting, The Cure, The Police, The Stranger, The Vapors, Tom Jones, Veterans, Vietnam, Vietnam War
In Music, Pop, Trivias, Unique on February 16, 2009 at 2:05 pm
I believe all of you would absolutely agree if I say that music plays an important role in our life. As for myself who was born in early 70, I found out that the music from the era of 70s until the 90s were great ones. I like music and always listen to it in every aspect of my life. I can say that my life has been quite musical in the sense that it’s an inseparable part of my life, I sing (in the bathroom), I hum, whistle my favorite bands’ songs and even pretending to be one of the band members performing live, lol. This post will bring you back to early 70s, 80s and also modern era where, in my opinion, lots of great bands and or music were formed. Sadly, some of us or even most of us often misinterpret the real meaning of these songs. As described in www.wordreference.com, misinterpretation is misunderstanding, mistaking, giving wrong interpretation on something. We often miss the intended context of the related songs. Here are the famous songs, in misinterpretation..
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Alabama, Bardot, Ben Hur, Billy Joel, Bridge on River Kwai, Brigitte Bardot, British Politician Sex, Budapest, Buddy Holly, California Baseball, Charles de Gaulle, Children of Thalidomide, Dacron, Davy Crockett, Dien Bien Phu, Disneyland, Doris Day, Edsel, Einstein, Eisenhower, Elvis Presley, England, H-Bomb, Harry Truman, Historical Timeline, History, James Dean, Joe McCarthy, Johnnie Ray, Joseph Stalin, Juan Peron, Kerouac, Khrushchev, Lebanon, Little Rock, Mafia, Malcolm X, Malenkov, Mickey Mantle, Moonshot, Nasser, Pasternak, Peter Pan, Piano Man, Pope Paul, Prokofiev, Punk Rock, Red China, RIAA, Richard Nixon, Roy Cohn, Space Monkey, Starkweather Homicide, Storm Front, Studebaker, Suez, Television, Toscanini, Vaccine, Watergate, William Martin Joel, Woodstock
In Amazing, History, Music, World History on November 27, 2008 at 9:01 am
Historical Timeline from 1949 to 1989:
Billy Joel
William Martin Joel, famously known as Billy Joel, is an American rock musician, songwriter and singer. He released his first hit single, Piano Man, in 1973. Recording Industry Association America labels Joel as The Sixth Best-Selling Recording Artist in the United States.
One of Billy Joel’s song in STORM FRONT album, We Didn’t Start The Fire, has been considered an essential education tool in terms of history. Each word in the song represents a clickable-historical event in the world. Check out the lyric below and hover your mouse on each word to see the hidden history behind it :
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