Floyd: Dark Side of the moon. - “Pink Floyds Dark “Side of the moon” album was released March 1st 1973 and recorded in Abbey Road Studios in London. The album is the 8th album recorded by the English Band and considered one of the best selling albums of all time. The album releases some of Pink Floyd’s more popular singles like “Money & Time”. Personally this is my favorite album written and produced by Pink Floyd because of its authentic artwork. I’ve noticed in that past that many different artist involving
poem, “Viva la Vida” is about an deposed king who had everything in his hand. He made a huge mistake and lost everything he had ever owned, while the people he used to treat like dirt, waited for his beheading. He used his power to an extreme just to keep his role as king. By the end of the poem all he had was faith in his will, it was the only thing he had left. The protagonist(Edmond Dantes) in The count of Monte Cristo is the same as the overthrown King in “Viva La Vida”. Edmond Dantes let his emotions
the lyrics to actually taking a moment to wonder what the artist really means by his words. Quite coincidentally, this is an opportune chance to appreciate good lyrics as one does good poetry. I believe that all songwriters write with great meaning, often hidden, which makes their music all the more interesting. There has been much speculation about the “hidden” meaning in the lyrics of Coldplay's hit song, “Viva la Vida,” which translates from Spanish into “long live life.” Penned by Chris Martin,
McGraw-Hill, 1976. Print. Sheet Music: Handel, George Frideric. Messiah. 1741. Coldplay. “Viva la Vida.” 2008. Nitzsche, Jack, et al. “Up Where We Belong.” 1982. Purcell, Henry. Dido and Aeneas. N.d. Bach, J.S.. “Fugue in G Minor.” 1707 Discography: George Frideric Handel. Messiah. (From CD Handel: The Messiah). Sparrow. (2002). Coldplay. “Viva la Vida.” (From CD Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends). Wb/Parlophone. (2008). Nitzsche, Jack, et. al. “Up Where We Belong.” (From CD The Best of
Throughout their career, Coldplay have continued to develop their sound whilst staying grounded and in touch with the world around them. Over almost the past two decades Coldplay has been taking the world by storm with their music reaching all corners of the world, Coldplay have a very diverse range of fans and followers aiding in their ever-increasing involvement in issues affecting a broad majority of the world. Though their journey to fame was a relatively slow burn, Coldplays flare for entertaining
how the creator can make anyone fall from power or grace just to get what he wants. The Innocent: “Aren't you going to search me? I could have anything down my trousers.” Kili “The Hobbit” The innocent main goal is to be surrounded by happiness at all times. It does not matter if it is their own or someone else’s. Their optimism and persistence in unparalleled by any of the other archetypes. The innocent’s biggest fear is to be stuck somewhere miserable. The innocent is usually the Hero’s greatest
Frida Kahlo was a Mexican painter, born on the July the 6th, 1907. She was born in small town on the outskirts of Mexico, called Couyocan. Her family lived in a house they built themselves, La Casa Azul, or “The Blue House”. It’s name comes from the structures bright blue walls, and now stands as the Frida Kahlo Museum. At the age of fifteen, Kahlo was enrolled in the National Prepatory School of Mexico, where she was one of only a thirty-five female students. With the dream of becoming a medical