The station that best suits my personality would have to be "The rock of St." The station that gets me through my workday and makes those long drives feel a little shorter. A great sound for getting you into that parting mood. A portal into the feelings and emotions of hundreds of great artists with a turn of a dial.
I myself hate silence, that horrid emptiness that makes a minute seem like an hour on those long road trips I take alone to visit friends who moved away and on those work days that seen to never end. That agony is quickly extinguished with a touch of a button and a twist of a dial. As the familiar sounds of Ozzy's Crazy Train fills my ears I"m where I want to be no matter what the situation. I get sent into a trance by the bass lines and the guitar solos. Before I know it my foot is tapping to the beat of the music on my brake pedal at stop lights or I"m singing out loud as I spin wrenches at work (embarrassing myself in front of my co-workers.) .
Sometimes when I"m getting ready to go out I just don't feel motivated. Maybe because I"m tired or there is something else on my mind but I know as soon as I start my car my favorite rock station will be at my side. Sure enough all my prior worries disintegrate and my eyes or wide open looking for a party. When I find all my friends and open my first beer its like I"m a new man ready for a long night of drinking and being stupid. After a while when all the .
light-weights get tired and go home and the remaining partiers mellow out .
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George Thorogood comes on the radio with one of his well-known songs giving us all new strength. "Time to hit the bars", some one says and we all agree. If I walk into my home bar and they are playing some other crap on the radio I quickly say to the bartender "look man, come down here" he got down there and said "so watchya want" I say "turn that dial to KSHE because it's time to drink and have a good time and get me one Burbon, one Scotch, and one beer.
His real name was Charles Edward Anderson Berry. ... The group was owned a regular radio show at a Chester, Pennsylvania, a raido station. ... Holly was born in Lubbock, Texas, is real name was Charles Hardin Holley. ... Don and Phil made their first radio appearance at the ages of eight years old. In their parents radio show broadcast on KMA in shenandoatl, lowa. ...
Rock started in the mid to late 1960s-1970s. Rock evolved from "rock 'n roll", and yes, they are different. ... Both rap and rock are sub-genres to bigger genres, rap to hip-hop and rock to rock 'n roll. ... Both songs being different share a topic to give to the audience about real problem in their societies. ... For example, Run DMC and Aerosmith's "rock this way" and Busta Rhymes and Ozzy Osbourne's song "radio song" to name a few. ...
Ever since it's inception into the American mainstream in the 1950's, rock and roll has been a powerful medium in society. ... In fact much of rock's popularity and power can be traced to its controversy. ... Music was controlled by the parents most of the time and limited to the radio at home or the occasional record purchase. ... Rock music came out to the mainstream in 1955 with Bill Haley's "Rock Around The Clock". ... Eventually TV and radio caught on to the new marketing power of youths and rock and roll dominated the play-lists of disk jockeys on radio and such TV ...
POP SONG IN RADIO AND TV Popular music is something that everyone can share. ... Maybe some rock groups managed to reach the same status but this is only because of the times and lifestyle they represented. ... Does it have anything to do with the fact that the same songs they use to play on the radio of my dad's house when he was my age are being played on the radio in my house now? ... They were also able to cash in their success by making feature films with no real story, just them running around and promoting their latest album. ... The 1980's was the time of Michael Jackson, ...
Consumer products are being sold even before "Rock;" the first of XM's satellites launched in March of 2001; and "Roll;" XM's second satellite launched in May of 2001. ... Clear Channel radio stations air a big chunk of XM's radio ads. ... They provide 24 channels of real-time TV programming on commercial aircraft. ... The real problem for some FM and AM radio stations is that some ads include the marketing slogan "Beyond AM. ... The real threat of satellite radio is actually the ability to attract "early adopters" who want the latest consumer electronic gadget, and music fans...
The most important song in rock"n"roll history, "American Pie", is the song about the demise of rock"n"roll after Buddy Holly's death and the heathenism of rock that resulted. ... But in any sense Holly was a rock pioneer. ... American Pie is the pure American art of rock and roll. ... "Can you teach me how to dance real slow..." ... And what was "revealed" was that drugs, in this verse and in this corresponding era of rock and roll, was the final ruin of rock and roll. ...
Bon Jovi is a popular pop/rock band. ... The rock group, Bon Jovi, was formed in 1983.Over the years the rock group has won many awards. ... A local radio station started giving the song "Runaway" some serious airtime. ... David Bryan (real name: David Bryan Rashbaum) plays the piano and synthetizer. ... Tico Torres (real name: Hector Torres) plays the drums and percussion. ...
Hip-hop is quite new to me having really only gotten into it in the early years of high school were as I liked rock since childhood. ... I chose to interview one of the daytime radio personalities named Tony G. ... For Tre the future does not involve radio. ... He would ideally like to be employed by one of the big record companies because he says, "that is where the real money is." ... It is funny when you meet a radio celebrity. ...
Hip-hop is quite new to me having really only gotten into it in the early years of high school were as I liked rock since childhood. ... I chose to interview one of the daytime radio personalities named Tony G. ... For Tre the future does not involve radio. ... He would ideally like to be employed by one of the big record companies because he says, "that is where the real money is." ... It is funny when you meet a radio celebrity. ...
