20 years from now will people think of Emo bands the way I think of big hair 80s bands?
I will not lie I can get into a lot of Emo music. There are maybe three “Hair Band” songs that I can tolerate without playing a drum solo on my eardrum with a paperclip. Since Hair Bands were at least as big if not bigger than Emo, and guys with mascara continue to be popular I can only figure that the music changed but the latent “girly man” rock life style lives on.
As a secondary question, does this mean when I disagree with my folks I should listen to John Denver and think about why we think differently?
It’s a given!!!
~Peace~
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Pete, Pete! $1.95 New – On the heels of his wildly successful arrangement of the Zambian folk song “Bonse Aba” (Three-part Mixed15/2689H; Two-part 5/2654H), Victor Johnson has turned his attention to this selection from Ghana. Call-and-response-style writing makes the vocal parts engaging and easy to learn, and conga drum, shaker, woodblock, and cowbell lines lend an authentic African flavor to this unique creative programming piece. A pronunciation guide, translation of the text, and program notes are included. |
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Pete, Pete! $1.95 New – On the heels of his wildly successful arrangement of the Zambian folk song “Bonse Aba” (Three-part Mixed15/2689H; Two-part 5/2654H), Victor Johnson has turned his attention to this selection from Ghana. Call-and-response-style writing makes the vocal parts engaging and easy to learn, and conga drum, shaker, woodblock, and cowbell lines lend an authentic African flavor to this unique creative programming piece. A pronunciation guide, translation of the text, and program notes are included. |
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Pete, Pete! $1.95 Used – On the heels of his wildly successful arrangement of the Zambian folk song “Bonse Aba” (Three-part Mixed15/2689H; Two-part 5/2654H), Victor Johnson has turned his attention to this selection from Ghana. Call-and-response-style writing makes the vocal parts engaging and easy to learn, and conga drum, shaker, woodblock, and cowbell lines lend an authentic African flavor to this unique creative programming piece. A pronunciation guide, translation of the text, and program notes are included. |
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