What are the differences between Generation X and Millennial Generation?
Era X, normally abbreviated to Gen X, is the era conceived after the Western Post–World War II time of increased birth rates. Demographers and observers use conception dates running from the mid 1960s to the mid 1980s. Millennials (otherwise entitled the Millennial Generation or Generation Y) remain the demographic companion taking after Generation X. There are no exact dates when the era begins and closures; most scientists and pundits use conception years, running from the mid 1980s to the mid 2000s. Gen X-ers have a tendency to be quick to be the top manager and will strive to accomplish a position of impact. They turn out to be exceedingly focused and aggressive, energetic to lead the field. Be that as it may, they do understand the significance of group and group soul – what influences one, influences all and they lean toward joint effort. With time, they get to be capable of adjusting and add to the endowment of coexisting with anyone. Millennials put stock in living in the fast track – danger turns into their center name. Why arrangement anything when you can get results through determination and vitality? Portrayed by a high measure of scholarly interest, they want to learn and get a kick out of the chance to investigate any points of premium. In any case, that doesn't mean they are all hyper-passionate – truth be told, they build up a cool and gathered aura which might once in a while appear to be sincerely frosty. Era Y prefers messaging significantly more than Generation X. A millenial companion of mine doesn't even have a voice message and won't get the telephone in the event that you call him. Era Y is additionally more inclined to get tattoos and body piercings. Era Y appreciates multitasking more, they can sit in front of the TV and read on the telephone in the meantime. Gen X then again could play Dungeons and Dragons or a video game and disregard whatever remains of the world. Here’s an interesting take on the Generation X Is Sick of Your Bullshit.
Whats the difference between emo, goth and scene?
Most people don't know the difference, and I blame the media for the bastardization of Emo. EMO Short for Emotive-Hardcore. From the 1980's DC punk scene. Some major bands are Rites of Spring, Dag Nasty, and Moss Icon. This genre died in the 90's In 2002 popular magazines started using this label for band like Saves the Day, The Get Up Kids, Weezer, and Dashboard Confessional. By 2005 it was a whole entire sub-culture of angsty teens who knew nothing of real Emo. It majorly came into the mainstream in 2006 and has since stayed there. Emo bands are actually pop-punk and the kids dress like scene kids and mallgoths. GOTH There are many different types of Goths. There are those that are inspired by 18th century Romanticism. They dress in Romantic-esque clothes and read Goth lit. Others are Goth-rockers that like 80's Goth (that came from Punk). Some Goths don't dress in black, but just have a love for the unusual. These types are usually philosophical and intellectual. Then there's mallgoths of today that are really angsty and many wear black as a big F you to their parents and society. They usually buy out Hot Topic and think Marilyn Manson is Goth. SCENE Around 2004 this look began to get popular. The first major strain was on Xanga and it was called Electrikk. The next major strain came in 2005 and moved over to MySpace. These kids have mad confidence.
Which genre of music ruled the 1990s?
Hip-Hop.Certainly for me and especially the early 90's, Hip-Hop was in it's golden years. Production became more innovative as technology moved on. There was a greater diversity as various ensembles sought originalityHip-Hop had a greater influence on culture.Samples became more obscure which lead to massive amount of obscurities becoming unearthed.Hip-Hop lyrics became more instrumental in voicing the social protests of the day - gun crime and violence, drugs, religion, politics and everything in-between.The early 90's were a seminal time for Hip-Hop - especially from America. Some of the greatest albums of all time came from this golden era: Nas - Illmatic (1994)The Pharcyde - Bizarre Ride II (1992)Wu Tang Clan - 36 Chambers (1993)Souls Of Mischief - 93 'til Infinity (1993)Arrested Development - 3 Years, 5 Months & 2 Days In The Life (1992)Cypress Hill - Temple Of Boom (1995)A Tribe Called Quest - People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm (1990)Main Source - Breaking Atoms (1991)Gang Starr - Hard To Earn (1994)DJ Shadow - Endtroducing (1996)These are just ten albums from such a good in era in music. All of these albums sound fresh today and that's the mark of good production. A lot of contemporary Hip-Hop tries to emulate the golden era and falls somewhat short of the mark simply because it was a time that defined the genre. There are many omissions from the list I have provided - don't chastise me for that - just go and listen to Hip-Hop that makes you nod your head and hunt the original samples which made such an impact on the culture of the 90's.
Why do many musicians grow long hair?
Long hair was always a part of human hairstyle.If you look for some modern musicians then you’ll see most rock/metal or other musicians now have short hair,These two musicians are very famous for their hair. Both of them have medium hair. Well, they occasionally have/had long hair, but of them are from 70s/80s. So, musicians who born after 70s usually have short/medium hair.Now, back to the original question. Long hair was always a style from the beginning. I remember in my grand father’s time most men used to grow their hair long. It was in the 40s or 50s. Even actors used to grow their hair long. But until 50s it wasn’t popular like that,See this,Many classical musicians also had long hair (even though a lot of them were wigs). But from time long hairstyle was gone,Musicians from 50s,(Medium hair)Look Johnny Cash and Elvis Presley didn’t have long hair. They had pompadour which was very popular in the 50s.But it again started from the 60s, growing long hair, but not from the beginning,in the late 60s, more or less every band had long hair,Look how beatles changed their hair over years.Inspiring from 60s artists 70s artists also started to grow hair, which got extended,And the whole 70s was known for long hair,which continued through 80s,But like I mentioned in the beginning, musicians in the 90s stopped growing their hair long,Even those who had long hair started to cut their hair,(Ian Gillan, then)now,Eddie Van Halen,(then)(now)James Hetfield(then)(now)There is also another reason why some musicians grow long hair. Especially rock and metal musicians.See this,From the last, when they do shakes their hair (known as the sway). It looks better with long hair than short. Also for headbanging.Conclusion:Sorry for making it long. But the thing is that long hair always has been part of a human hairstyle. It sometimes get hyped (like the 70s, 80s) and sometimes takes a break. And now is the time where it is in hiatus. Pretty much like 50s. Who knows it may get popular again?
What are your top 10 favorite music artists or bands?
Ok I've been waiting for a Q like this. I'm gonna name THE best of all time, because of their achievements in the music business.10 GreendayLet's admit, this band of hard punk rockers changed the way we think of 90s Rock. They bent the rules and kept the adrenaline running for all their fans for many years.9 RihannaI don't judge an artist by the #1 Hits (Only wow factor). But Rihanna has many of them, Grammy's, etc.8 Jimmy HendrixHe bent the rules of guitar playing and became the greatest guitar player to ever live.7 Bruno MarsThis may come to a surprise but it really shouldn't, within 5 years Bruno became THE most recognizable voice of the 2000s and is the Prince of pop6 BeyonceWith many many awards and records, Beyonce has changed the way people think of female fashion in music.5 Janet JacksonBeing the sister of the greatest music artist to ever live, Janet has her own amazing dance talent, vocals, and has won many MTV awards and records for it.4 Madonna/PrinceI had to put these two down for good measures, both no greater than the other. One a great dancer, guitarist, and singer that was the inspiration of many fashion designs in music. The other a great vocalist, dancer, and inspiration for female music.3 Elvis PresleyNot named the king of Rock and roll for no reason. This guy is the greatest Rock and roll artist, he popularized many many black artists songs and became known as The King, as he also starred in many movies along the way.2 The BeatlesThis may also come to a surprise but once again, it shouldn't. These guys broke barriers between the UK and US and within a year were known as one of the greatest bands of all time. Today… they are. But MUSIC artist (Achievements and success wise), that is for another artist.1 Michael JacksonWith more awards won than any other artist or band to ever live, this guy is not only the biggest humanitarian he is the greatest entertainer and music artist to ever live. He wasn't a pedophile and this was proven in a video called the Michael Jackson Rebuttal on YouTube made by the Rageaholic, but he has won 39 Guinness world records 26 American Music Awards 16 World Music Awards 13 Grammys 18 MTV VMA awards 6 Brit awards 5 Billboard Awards 12 Soul Train awards and many many more. He is the greatest music icon of all time.