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| ML&MH admin | Aug 17 2007, 04:29 AM Post #1 |
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[size=10]FACE IT[/size] [size=7]you're too sweet for rock and roll[/size] [size=0]It's 1973 and welcome to the party. Rock and Roll is struggling in it's final death rattle as new bands come and go. Critics say these new guys are killing rock and roll, starving it of all meaning. They were going to strangle it until every drop of meaning was gone from it. The world was clinging to it, trying to keep rock and roll alive while still keeping up with what was becoming trendy. New bands are rising to the peaks of their fame, while others are at the ebb of their career. Unknowingly, they are changing the way music will sound forever. They are changing rock and roll. Music would never be the same, or so they feared. Then, there was Stillwater, a new band, heading out for their second tour this year, but their very first headlining tour. According to rock critics, Stillwater was actually a good band. They had meaning, they felt exactly what they were writing, and their music moved the crowd like almost no other. Stillwater was not just some passing fad. Stillwater meant business, and they were here to stay. Along with Stillwater came "band-aids". Band-Aids are not groupies, at least according to themselves. Band-Aids were there to inspire the music, so much that they would sleep with rock stars and have affairs with them and make them fall in love. Band-Aids are somewhat serious about their work, and they hate groupies. They hate it even more when people refer to them as groupies. The Band-Aids are becoming famous, sometimes almost more famous than the musicians themselves. Along with Stillwater came so many other great bands in the seventies, taking the stage and their audiences by storm. Whether it be guitar-legend, Tony Iommi, or vocalist extraodinaire, Freddie Mercury, this is a new kind of music, a brand new sound, but it still felt the same to the audience. Could it be happening? Could they save rock and roll? [/size] [size=7]it's all happening[/size] {mona lisas} && mad HATTERS |
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