My comments on my classmates Blogs
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You did a great job on Revolver Victor; I am impressed by
the details and how you describe how Revolver became The Beatles rebellion
album. I know you will do well in your blog writing.
Laman Richards
Roland Chabot MH2 Blog
This post was magnificent Roland you got into The Beach Boys
transition to the psychedelic rock area and the impact it had on young America.
The Beach Boys made great contributions to the music industry and your post
proves it.
Laman Richards
Zachary Dendinger MH2 Blog
You covered Brian Wilson and the evolution of The Beach Boys
in fine fashion, you gave your readers a clear picture as to how they got their
start and their contribution to the culture and music industry. Thank you for
your post.
Laman Richards
My comment on Martarius Hersey blog post on “Kraftwerk” and their music at
http://martariusherseymh2.blogspot.com/
My comment on Martarius Hersey blog post on “Kraftwerk” and their music at
http://martariusherseymh2.blogspot.com/
Great job
Martarius on your blog post about the group “Kraftwerk” and their innovative
approach to making great music, I like the fact that you mentioned how they
used a “Hitler-like” theme for their visual look and locked it to the feel of
their music. The fact that they based their album "Autobahn" on the
Beach Boys sound and harmonies is timely, they used the combination of the
classical and experimental music to craft a sound that hit the dance floors on
both sides of the Atlantic made them a huge success. Overall this is a great
post, but I would keep an eye on your grammar and maybe add some images to help
your blog stand out. Thanks for your post.
My comments on Elise Haggenmacher MH2 Blog
My comments on Elise Haggenmacher MH2 Blog
http://www.elisehmh2blog.blogspot.com/2012/06/chemical-brothers.html
Nice post Elise, I have heard of The Chemical
Brothers but never knew much about their music, one thing I didn’t know was
that they were from the UK and I didn’t know that they were the pioneers of the
Big Beat sound. Your post is very professional and easy to read the information
you provided give an in depth view of the genre and how They manage to change
styles when the Big Beat genre fell off switching to Techno and Trance. I like
your blog post and will make sure to keep checking out your posts. Thank you
and keep up your good works.
My comment on Brian Kerley MH2 Blog.
ReplyDeleteThank you Brian for this insightful blog post on The Velvet Underground. I agree that their music was an attack on everyone’s ears and it was in your face music. The combination of Maureen Tucker’s drumming, Lou Reed’s vivid lyrics, deadpan and dark vocals from Nico and John Cale’s avant-garde musical style this group started a revolution in the music industry. It was their association with Andy Warhol that gave them their pop-art image and lead the way to the Punk and alternate styles of Rock music.
I like your post but the grammar does need some work, I found it a little hard to follow along. It seemed that all the information flowed into each other, but overall your post is telling the story of The Velvet Underground.