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That was embarrassing. Content Warning.
The party was in full swing, the music pulsating through the air, and laughter echoing off the walls. It was one of those lively gatherings where people from all walks of life converged for a night of celebration. Little did I know, this night would etch a memory in my mind under the category of "That was embarrassing."
By Nexus Narrator3 years ago in Beat
Thirtieth Century Man
Introduction This is lifted from a Seven Days In Post written two years before Scott Walker died but has been getting a few views. The man was the epitome of a true artist so was not to everyone's taste, but I find his work absolutely amazing.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 years ago in Beat
'Sheryl' Review
Warning: This blog makes reference to depression and suicide This documentary about music legend Sheryl Crow, is a real tug at the heart strings. She has been though a lot over the course of her career, dabbled with some of the best names in the biz and suffered some of the worst a a result. But has also really empowered women in music over the years and shown the world that women can have a major impact on the music industry and world as a whole.
By George Hall3 years ago in Beat
Review of 'Reinventing Elvis: The ‘68 Comeback'
I just saw Reinventing Elvis: The ‘68 Comeback. The new documentary, narrated by Steve Binder -- about Elvis Presley's Comeback Special that aired on NBC back on December 3, 1968, directed by Steve Binder -- has been streaming on Paramount Plus since August 15, 2023 after opening two weeks earlier in theaters. The documentary did for me and my appreciation of Elvis what Peter Jackson's masterpiece The Beatles: Get Back did for me about The Beatles. Except The Beatles since the first time I heard (and saw) them on The Jack Paar Program in January 1964 have always been much higher in my estimation, more prominent in my life and love of music, at the pinnacle of that, in fact, than was and now is Elvis. But Peter Jackson's documentary both reaffirmed and lifted my connection to The Beatles, and Steve Binder's documentary did the same for me for Elvis, albeit at very different levels.
By Paul Levinson3 years ago in Beat
My Review On Lucifer
The show Lucifer takes place in when the Devil decides to take a vacation from Hell. Lucifer is supposed to be the ultimate evil but maybe that's not what it seems. The show circles around humanizing the antihero. With appearances of Cain (Tom Welling) we see the deeper understanding of the story of Cain and Abe.
By Emily Curry (Rising Phoenix)3 years ago in Beat
My Top 20 TV Shows List
I have a lot of favourite TV shows that I couldn't miss at all. So, I will be rating them from 20 to 1. Let's get started: 20: Gilmore Girls: When I was a teenager I couldn't miss the iconic show I wanted a mother like Lorali. I think everyone teenager when this show was on. Who didn't sing the theme song daydream of a mother like her as if they could conjure this up in their mind and bam it happens.
By Emily Curry (Rising Phoenix)3 years ago in Beat
The Story Of The Great Tupac Shakur
Tupac Shakur, a legendary figure in the world of hip-hop, rose from humble beginnings to become one of the most influential and celebrated artists in history. Born on June 16, 1971, in East Harlem, New York City, Tupac's early life was shaped by his family's ties to the Black Panther Party and a passion for the arts. As he honed his skills in acting and poetry, he discovered his love for hip-hop, and his talent as an MC quickly garnered attention.
By Nicholas Moses3 years ago in Beat
The Rise And Death Of A legend| The Juice Wrld Documentary. Content Warning.
Jarad Anthony Higgins, known by his stage name Juice WRLD, was a rising star in the world of hip-hop and rap music, captivating millions of fans worldwide with his unique blend of emotional lyrics and melodic delivery. Born on December 2, 1998, in Chicago, Illinois, Juice WRLD's passion for music began early in life, drawing inspiration from icons like Eminem and Kid Cudi.
By Nicholas Moses3 years ago in Beat
"Beat: The Pulse of Music's Universal Language"
In the world of music, the beat reigns supreme as the guiding track, driving the rhythm and pulse of every melody. From the enchanting symphonies of orchestras to the electrifying energy of rock concerts, the beat unites all musical elements, creating a harmonious tapestry that resonates with our hearts and souls. Let's explore the significance of the beat in various aspects of music, from the creation of instruments and playlists to the influence of celebrities and beyond. At the very core of music lies rhythm, and the beat serves as its heartbeat. The beat sets the pace, giving music its distinctive groove and cadence. Whether it's the steady thump of a drum or the subtle tapping of a tambourine, the beat infuses life into each note, inspiring listeners to tap their feet and sway to the rhythm. In the realm of musical instruments, the beat plays a fundamental role in their creation and design. Percussion instruments, such as drums and cymbals, are expressly dedicated to accentuating the beat. The dynamic interplay between rhythm and melody brings forth a symphony of sound that resonates deep within our souls. Additionally, the beat is a vital aspect of how musicians learn and practice their craft, as it provides a framework for timing and synchronization. With the advent of technology, playlists have become an integral part of how we consume music. The beat acts as a critical factor in curating playlists that evoke specific emotions or set the mood for different occasions. From upbeat and energetic tracks for workouts to soothing and mellow tunes for relaxation, the beat dictates the flow of the playlist, creating a seamless musical journey. In the world of live performances, the beat is the driving force that fuels the connection between musicians and their audience. The synchronicity of beats unites performers, creating a shared musical experience that transcends boundaries and brings people together. The energy of a crowd dancing in unison to the beat is a testament to the unifying power of music. Celebrities in the music industry hold immense influence over trends and cultural shifts. From iconic pop stars to groundbreaking hip-hop artists, their music often centers on captivating beats that become the signature sound of their brand. The beat becomes a recognizable element, weaving its way into the collective consciousness and leaving an indelible mark on music history. Beyond mainstream music, the beat also finds its place in traditional and folk music around the world. From the infectious rhythms of Latin percussion to the intricate beats of African drums, cultural heritage and identity are deeply rooted in the beat's pulse. These musical traditions pass down stories and values from generation to generation, preserving cultural richness and diversity. In the realm of electronic music, the beat takes on a transformative role. From the throbbing basslines of techno to the hypnotic patterns of trance, electronic music's heart lies in its pulsating beats. DJs and producers skillfully manipulate the beat, creating intricate patterns that take listeners on sonic journeys through soundscapes and dancefloors. For songwriters, the beat becomes the canvas upon which lyrics are painted. The rhythm sets the mood and tempo, guiding the lyrical narrative and adding emotional depth to the words. Whether it's a heart-pounding anthem or a soulful ballad, the beat serves as the backbone of the song's expression. In the creation of music videos, the beat often dictates the visual storytelling. Choreography and editing synchronize with the rhythm, elevating the music to a visual spectacle that captivates audiences. The beat's cadence becomes a driving force in captivating viewers, leaving a lasting impression that complements the song's impact. The beat also transcends language barriers, becoming a universal language that speaks to people of diverse backgrounds and cultures. Music's ability to convey emotions and experiences knows no bounds, and the beat is the unifying thread that ties together this universal expression of the human experience. In conclusion, the beat is the guiding track to all things music, influencing every aspect from the creation of instruments and playlists to the impact of celebrities and beyond. It infuses rhythm and pulse into melodies, shaping the essence of musical expression. As we journey through the vast and diverse landscape of music, let us embrace the beat's power to connect, inspire, and move us, creating a harmonious symphony that unites us all in the universal language of music.
By fahad braithwaite3 years ago in Beat
Ranking 10 of Cillian Murphy's Best, Most Jaw-Dropping, Performances
Cillian Murphy is as versatile as they come. Working in film for over 20 years, Cillian has produced some of the most steadfast and entertaining pieces of cinema and television for us to enjoy. His body of work is vast, spanning multiple genres, and in some cases, genders. Cillian's work will well outlive him and us, so let's dive into my personal top 10 of all Cillain Murphy's work in both film and television.
By hannah irelan3 years ago in Beat
The Funk Pioneer and Master of Groove. Content Warning.
Title: George Clinton: The Funk Pioneer and Master of Groove Introduction George Clinton, a musical trailblazer and funk visionary, has played a pivotal role in shaping the landscape of contemporary music. As the driving force behind Parliament-Funkadelic and the Funk genre, Clinton's innovative style and boundary-pushing compositions have left an indelible mark on generations of music enthusiasts. In this blog, we delve into the life and career of George Clinton, exploring his early days in music, his rise to fame as a funk icon, and his enduring influence on the world of music.
By Openee Article 3 years ago in Beat
