music industry part 1
問題一覧
1
Dave Marsh. He described ?and the Mysterians as the “landmark exposition of punk rock”
2
- Country Blue Grass, and Other Music For Uplifting Gormandizers. It’s a birthplace of American Punk Rock, situated at slum in New York.
3
- Seymour Stein= CEO. - Madonna, The Ramones, Talking Heads
4
- The Ramones
5
- Talking Heads.
6
- Patti Smith Group
7
- Sex Pistols
8
-Sex Pistols, Motorhead, Metallica (they popularized this subgenre)
9
- “God Save the Queen”
10
- Elvis Costello.
11
- “Every Breath You Take”—Sting
12
- “Living Eyes” by BEE GEES
13
- Michael Jackson
14
- Michael Jackson
15
- <Thriller> (1982) by Michael Jackson
16
- Moonwalk; “Billie Jean”
17
- 45, including Stevie Wonder, Billy Joel and Bob Dylan.
18
- Michael Jackson <Bad>. - Katy Perry <Teenage Dream>
19
- He married and divorced with Elvis Presley’s daughter Lisa Presley.
20
- “Like a Virgin”(1984), “True Blue”(1986), “Like a prayer” (1989)
21
- “Like a Prayer”. Opposition from religious groups.
22
- It’s the sound driven by synthesizers and drum machines, on top of rhythmic guitars. It was named after the hometown of Prince.
23
- Prince.
24
- Tipper Sticker is parental advisory sticker. It came out because of Prince’s song “Darling Nikki”, which involves sexual, vulgar lyrics such as “masturbating with a magazine” and “ she was a sex friend”. Vice President’s wife was shocked while listening to Prince’s Purple Rain album that has the song “Darling Nikki”.
25
- “Darling Nikki” by Prince, which involved some vulgar lyrics, resulted in the formation of PMRC (Parents Music Resource Center). It’s an organization to increase parental control over the access of children to music that might contain violent, sexual, or drug-related themes. This organization has also topped the list of 15 songs they found most offensive, which is called “Filthy Fifteen”.
26
- ‘Whitney Houston’
27
- ‘The Bodyguard’ album. “I will always love you”. Produced by David Foster.
28
- Band Aid(British), USA For Africa (led by Michael Jackson), album ‘Hear N Aid’ (led by Ronnie James Dio) + “That’s What Friends are For” by Dionne Warwick & Friends (charity project for AIDS awareness)
29
- Lionel Richie (from ‘The Commodores’)
30
- BOYZ II MEN “End of the Road”
31
- Hall and Oates (Daryl Hall and John Oates)
32
- “Wham Rap” by WHAM!
33
- WHAM!
34
- <Faith> by WHAM! (“Father Figure”, “One More Try”, “Monkey”, “Faith”)
35
- The Power Station - “Some Like It Hot”.
36
- Phil Collins (during Live Aid)
37
- Duran Duran
38
- “A View to Kill” by Duran Duran
39
- The Power Station, and Arcadia. - Arcadia experimented with ambient sound, while The Power Station played soulful hard rock.
40
- “Ordinary World”
41
- “Like A Rock” by Bob Seger
42
- John (Cougar) Mellencamp - Johnny Cougar -> John Cougar -> John Cougar Mellencamp -> John Mellencamp
43
- John Cougar Mellencamp
44
- Bob Dylan
45
"Stay with Me"
46
- Jon Landau (Pop Journalist)
47
- Bruce Springsteen
48
- ‘Born in the USA’—Bruce Springsteen
49
- Janet Jackson, Michael Jackson, Bruce Springsteen (Born in the USA)
50
- The Runaways
51
- The Blackhearts
52
- The GO-Go’s. (<Beauty and the Beat>)
53
- Precious Time
54
- Pat Benatar
55
- HEART
56
- The Lovemongers. (“Battle of Evermore”—originally from Led Zeppelin)
57
- Judas Priest
58
- Def Leppard; <Pyromania> and <Hysteria>
59
- The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Def Leppard
60
- Rick Allen.
61
- Quiet Riot’s <Metal Health>
62
- Van Halen. (<Van Halen> and <1984>)
63
- Bon Jovi’s diamond selling album <Slippery When Wet>.
64
- Bon Jovi
65
- “Sweet Child O’ Mine”
66
- Guns N’ Roses
67
- Metallica
68
- The Black Album.
69
- Rocktallica
70
- R.E.M. (Rapid Eye Movement)
71
<Blood Sugar Sex Magik>
72
- <Dookie>
73
- “American Idiot”
74
- <Nevermind>
75
- Foo Fighters; “Friend of A Friend”
76
Henry Mancini
77
- “Tonight” from West Side Story
78
- “Star Wars Theme”
79
- Grease.
80
- Fame.
81
- Irene Cara
82
- Flashdance.
83
- Footloose.
84
- six degrees of Kevin Bacon.
85
- White Nights (“Say You Say Me”—Lionel Richie)
86
- The production style known as Wall of Sound employs a large amount of string and horn instruments along with layers of vocals. It’s a rock and roll symphony. (The Ronette’s “Be My Baby” from Dirty Dancing was often regarded as Wall of Sound; and ABBA too)
87
- “(I’ve Had) The Time of My Life” –Bill Medley & Jennifer Warnes
88
- It’s a nickname to describe young actors who became successful film stars in their early twenties, and have frequently appeared in teen-oriented films. - The Breakfast Club, St.Elmo's Fire, Sixteen Candles, Pretty in Pink.
89
- John Hugues.
90
- “Axel F” by Harold Faltermyer
91
- “Take My Breath Away” by Berlin; written and produced by Giorgio Moroder
92
- “Gonna Fly Now”—Bill Conti
93
- “Eye of the Tiger” (surviver)
94
- Duran Duran’s “A View to A Kill”
95
- A-Ha (“The Living Daylights”)
96
- John Barry
97
- Shirley Bassey
98
- Rush. (from Canada)
99
- BEE GEES
100
- <Back in Black> by AC/DC
問題一覧
1
Dave Marsh. He described ?and the Mysterians as the “landmark exposition of punk rock”
2
- Country Blue Grass, and Other Music For Uplifting Gormandizers. It’s a birthplace of American Punk Rock, situated at slum in New York.
3
- Seymour Stein= CEO. - Madonna, The Ramones, Talking Heads
4
- The Ramones
5
- Talking Heads.
6
- Patti Smith Group
7
- Sex Pistols
8
-Sex Pistols, Motorhead, Metallica (they popularized this subgenre)
9
- “God Save the Queen”
10
- Elvis Costello.
11
- “Every Breath You Take”—Sting
12
- “Living Eyes” by BEE GEES
13
- Michael Jackson
14
- Michael Jackson
15
- <Thriller> (1982) by Michael Jackson
16
- Moonwalk; “Billie Jean”
17
- 45, including Stevie Wonder, Billy Joel and Bob Dylan.
18
- Michael Jackson <Bad>. - Katy Perry <Teenage Dream>
19
- He married and divorced with Elvis Presley’s daughter Lisa Presley.
20
- “Like a Virgin”(1984), “True Blue”(1986), “Like a prayer” (1989)
21
- “Like a Prayer”. Opposition from religious groups.
22
- It’s the sound driven by synthesizers and drum machines, on top of rhythmic guitars. It was named after the hometown of Prince.
23
- Prince.
24
- Tipper Sticker is parental advisory sticker. It came out because of Prince’s song “Darling Nikki”, which involves sexual, vulgar lyrics such as “masturbating with a magazine” and “ she was a sex friend”. Vice President’s wife was shocked while listening to Prince’s Purple Rain album that has the song “Darling Nikki”.
25
- “Darling Nikki” by Prince, which involved some vulgar lyrics, resulted in the formation of PMRC (Parents Music Resource Center). It’s an organization to increase parental control over the access of children to music that might contain violent, sexual, or drug-related themes. This organization has also topped the list of 15 songs they found most offensive, which is called “Filthy Fifteen”.
26
- ‘Whitney Houston’
27
- ‘The Bodyguard’ album. “I will always love you”. Produced by David Foster.
28
- Band Aid(British), USA For Africa (led by Michael Jackson), album ‘Hear N Aid’ (led by Ronnie James Dio) + “That’s What Friends are For” by Dionne Warwick & Friends (charity project for AIDS awareness)
29
- Lionel Richie (from ‘The Commodores’)
30
- BOYZ II MEN “End of the Road”
31
- Hall and Oates (Daryl Hall and John Oates)
32
- “Wham Rap” by WHAM!
33
- WHAM!
34
- <Faith> by WHAM! (“Father Figure”, “One More Try”, “Monkey”, “Faith”)
35
- The Power Station - “Some Like It Hot”.
36
- Phil Collins (during Live Aid)
37
- Duran Duran
38
- “A View to Kill” by Duran Duran
39
- The Power Station, and Arcadia. - Arcadia experimented with ambient sound, while The Power Station played soulful hard rock.
40
- “Ordinary World”
41
- “Like A Rock” by Bob Seger
42
- John (Cougar) Mellencamp - Johnny Cougar -> John Cougar -> John Cougar Mellencamp -> John Mellencamp
43
- John Cougar Mellencamp
44
- Bob Dylan
45
"Stay with Me"
46
- Jon Landau (Pop Journalist)
47
- Bruce Springsteen
48
- ‘Born in the USA’—Bruce Springsteen
49
- Janet Jackson, Michael Jackson, Bruce Springsteen (Born in the USA)
50
- The Runaways
51
- The Blackhearts
52
- The GO-Go’s. (<Beauty and the Beat>)
53
- Precious Time
54
- Pat Benatar
55
- HEART
56
- The Lovemongers. (“Battle of Evermore”—originally from Led Zeppelin)
57
- Judas Priest
58
- Def Leppard; <Pyromania> and <Hysteria>
59
- The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Def Leppard
60
- Rick Allen.
61
- Quiet Riot’s <Metal Health>
62
- Van Halen. (<Van Halen> and <1984>)
63
- Bon Jovi’s diamond selling album <Slippery When Wet>.
64
- Bon Jovi
65
- “Sweet Child O’ Mine”
66
- Guns N’ Roses
67
- Metallica
68
- The Black Album.
69
- Rocktallica
70
- R.E.M. (Rapid Eye Movement)
71
<Blood Sugar Sex Magik>
72
- <Dookie>
73
- “American Idiot”
74
- <Nevermind>
75
- Foo Fighters; “Friend of A Friend”
76
Henry Mancini
77
- “Tonight” from West Side Story
78
- “Star Wars Theme”
79
- Grease.
80
- Fame.
81
- Irene Cara
82
- Flashdance.
83
- Footloose.
84
- six degrees of Kevin Bacon.
85
- White Nights (“Say You Say Me”—Lionel Richie)
86
- The production style known as Wall of Sound employs a large amount of string and horn instruments along with layers of vocals. It’s a rock and roll symphony. (The Ronette’s “Be My Baby” from Dirty Dancing was often regarded as Wall of Sound; and ABBA too)
87
- “(I’ve Had) The Time of My Life” –Bill Medley & Jennifer Warnes
88
- It’s a nickname to describe young actors who became successful film stars in their early twenties, and have frequently appeared in teen-oriented films. - The Breakfast Club, St.Elmo's Fire, Sixteen Candles, Pretty in Pink.
89
- John Hugues.
90
- “Axel F” by Harold Faltermyer
91
- “Take My Breath Away” by Berlin; written and produced by Giorgio Moroder
92
- “Gonna Fly Now”—Bill Conti
93
- “Eye of the Tiger” (surviver)
94
- Duran Duran’s “A View to A Kill”
95
- A-Ha (“The Living Daylights”)
96
- John Barry
97
- Shirley Bassey
98
- Rush. (from Canada)
99
- BEE GEES
100
- <Back in Black> by AC/DC