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first band to acheive popularity in Acid Rock |
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| Regarded as best white blues female singer of 1960s |
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| Most innovative guitarist that turned feedback and distortion into music |
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| Returns Rock & Roll to blues |
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| Known for his fuzz tone guitar sound where he poked holes into speaker cones |
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| Most progressive Hard Rock group of the UK |
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| Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck |
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Over Under Sideways Down & Happening Ten Years Time Ago |
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| Hard Rock Songs by the Yardbirds |
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Hard Rock transforms the Blues in what ways? |
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-Guitar becomes main instrument -Blues is now revived -Guitar solo's are now possible |
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This Hard Rock group layed the groundwork for Heavy Metal |
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| Name of song by Jeff Beck group |
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Most influential and succesful of hard rock/ heavy metal pioneers |
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| First to dethrone Beatles from top of popularity charts |
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| Realigns direction of rock towards hard edge |
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| Longest living genre of Rock |
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| AC/DC, Scorpions, KISS, Aerosmith |
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| First of metals groups to deal with taboo: occult, black magic, death, satanic orientation |
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| Bit of head of Bat during Black Sabbath concert |
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| Thrash, Glam, Seattle Grunge, Christian Rock |
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| 4 Sub Genres of Heavy Metal |
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| Most skilled guitarist gave major leap in guitar technique |
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| Eddie Van Halens guitar technique |
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| Melding of classical music and Rock |
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| Unacknowledged Borrowings |
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| Association with Orchastral Classical Idiom |
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| Unacknowledged Borrowings |
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| Classical music given Pop feel, dont inform listners on its borowings |
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| Association with Orchastral Classical Idiom |
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| Symphonic orchastra worked into rock song |
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| Used synthesizers to mimic orchastra during live performances |
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Want Rock to become more sophisticated, new style of art rockers emerge |
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| Elvis Presleys "Its Now or Never" originaly by Eduardo Di Capua "O Solo Mio" |
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Example of borrowing from Art Rock |
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| Beatles from Seargent Pepper album entitled "A Day In the Life" and Moody Blues "Days of Future Past |
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| Two examples of Association with Orchastra Classical Idiom |
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| Name of first synthesizer used |
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1)Formally trained in musical conservatory 2)Grew up emersed in pop and rock and roll |
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| Art Rockers are first musicians who could both: |
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| Connected rock with avant garde |
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| Pictures at an Art Exhibition |
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| Name of Lake, Palmer, Emersons song |
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Second Branch of Art Rock |
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| Little classical music used, "studio magic", Lengty, many instruments |
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| Third branch of Art Rock, 20th century avant garde music using tape recorder as instrument |
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| Edgar Varase "Poem Electronique" |
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| Name of Musique Concrete song |
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| Pink Floyds album that had the longest shelf life and stayed on top 200 list for 14 years |
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Art Rock Avant Garde music that uses a simple melody, repetition and transitions in repetition using thematic material |
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| Mike Oldfields "Tubular Bells" |
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Highpoint of Art Rock song |
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| Rebellion, revolutionary against traditional values, unusual fashions, provocation of audiance |
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| One of first punk groups, led to other groups |
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| Two Velvet Undergroud songs |
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| Another one of first punk groups that led to others |
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| Godfather of punk rock that was known for his self mutilation, vomited on audiance, walking on fans hands |
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| Known for gender bending, androgeny, tranvestism |
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| Brought sexual ambiguity and theatre to rock |
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| Name of David Bowies fictional character that he pretends to be 24/7 |
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| 1) Ziggy Stardust 2) Wears Dress on Album Cover 3)Claims Bisxuality |
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| Three developments in his career |
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The Rise and fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars |
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| Small club in new york that brought new musical possiblities in RnR. Was against mainstream music and culture and wanted to bring a venue for unsigned bands |
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| Primary model for UK punk |
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Malcolm McLaren and Vivienne Westwood |
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| Name of owners or "SEX" UK punk rock fashion store responsible for creating image of punk rock in UK |
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| Created by Malcolm McLaren to head his ideas and styles for punk Rock |
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| First major punk Statement, figurehead of UK Punk Explosion |
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Sub group of punk; Alternative to mainstream, little concern with political issues |
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| Punk Populism (Hard Core) |
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| Anti-establishment genre of punk |
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Acid Rock, Hard Rock, Art Rock |
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| 3 important genres of Progressive Rock |
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| New Leftists and the hippies |
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| Two important subgroups of radicals |
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