Album Art Review

Album Art Review
For this assignment I will be talking about the album cover to Death of a Bachelor by my favorite band, Panic! At The Disco. This album art is for
their fifth album after all the original band members have left besides Brendon Urie (pictured in the album art), who is the lead singer, songwriter and
now producer for the band.
I am drawn specifically to this album art because there are many different elements of digital art in this cover. Artist Nicole Guice is who helped
make this cover. They took a photo of Brendon at his actual home. You see him on his roof, passed out with no clothes on, above his swimming
pool. It appears to still be dark out, so it looks to be very late at night/very early in the morning depending on how you look at it. After taking the
photo Guice went in and digital drew in details, such as a car crashed into the pool, details of the water, chairs by the pool, fake ripped clothes onto
Brendon, and electrical cords cut in half. This represents the end to a great party that Brendon threw. I think the artist really conveyed the end of the
party well, with the cut cords. In many movies you see someone ending a party by turning off all the lights to the party. So the cut cord is a very good
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Many songs on this album talk about the end to a party and moving on to a new chapter of life. It's also very personal because you see his real
home photographed on the album art, and we see him mostly naked. In many interviews he mentions how this album is the start of a new band, and I
think you can see this album art as the end to a party and the start of something new. The album art only featuring him is also representing how he is
the only original member left. It is the start of a new sound for Panic! At The Disco, as well as the end to the other three original
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Case Study : Bruno Mars ' Debut Album
Doo–Wops & Hooligans is Bruno Mars ' debut album which was released on the 4th of October, 2010. The album contains several hit tracks with
varied arrangements from reggae to R&B. It garnered Grammy Award nominations for Album of the Year and Best Pop Vocal Album in 2012 while
Rolling Stone referred to it as "the year 's finest pop debut: 10 near–perfect songs." Although majority of the album tracks were composed by The
Smeezingtons, of which Bruno Mars is also a member, some tracks were also products of collaboration with other artists and record producers
including Needlz for "Just the Way You Are." As Bruno Mars puts it during his interview with Pete Lewis,
"Well, 'doo–wop' is a very special word for me", explains an ever–personable Mr. Mars: "Because I grew up listening to my dad who, as a Fifties rock
& roll head, loved doo–wop music. Plus, doo–wop, again, is very SIMPLE! You know, I could get a guitar, play you just four chords, and sing a
thousand doo–wop songs! Because they come from a time back in the day when there were no TRICKS! You just needed a beautiful melody, you
needed a beautiful voice, and you needed to CONNECT! And because to me 'Just The Way You Are' just feels like it fits into that vibe, that's where the
'Doo–Wop' side of the title comes in. But, while the 'Doo–Wop' part is for the women, you also have to remember that I'm a young kid who likes
partying and who gets up to some riff–raff sometimes! Which is in turn represented by the 'Hooligans'

Album Covers
Album covers are an important aspect in the music culture and industry. Many album covers vary, depending on the artist itself and music genres.
However, all album covers are meticulously designed to represent an artist's vision and work from their music. Musicians will choose an album artwork
that represents them and their music. BADLANDS by Halsey and True Colors by Zedd are respectable examples of artists who choose their covers
based on their inspirations. These two album covers are well thought of and beautifully created with depth and substance. Music is art, and so are
album covers. BADLANDS is the debut album of artist Halsey released in 2015. The name is referenced as a metaphor to Halsey's deserted and
secluded mind while writing

Examples Of Top 5 Albums
It's around that time of year where some of us music enthusiasts ponder what albums we're most thankful for.
The albums you choose doesn't necessarily express that you think they're greatest albums ever made. Of course, some might, but not the majority. If
you're someone that appreciates music as much as myself, then you do this every year around Thanksgiving. Simply because it's always exhilarating to
reminisce about albums and once again experience how they made us feel when we first heard them.
After strong consideration on my part and an intense game of "process of elimination," I've come up with five albums that I'm thankful for. Again, I'll
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For that reason, I could relate to so much of what Jenkins expressed on this album.
How can anyone overlook the moment when they realized who their favorite band or artist was? That moment for me occurred back in Summer of
2009. Phoenix released their fourth studio album Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix on May 25, 2009. This upbeat, French indie–pop band changed my life
and the way I perceived music to this day. What upset me after hearing this album is that I had already missed nearly 10 years of their career.
"Lisztomania," is not only their most popular song on this album but also is likely their biggest hit to this day.
"So sentimental; not sentimental, no!/ Romantic; not disgusting yet," sings frontman Thomas Mars on opener "Lisztomania", sounding like a madman
with two tiny creatures whispering into each ear. – Ryan Dombal from Pitchfork
Phoenix typically makes songs about love and they want to ensure that everyone knows that. When this album was released, it was around the time I
entered the dating world and helped me get through some heartbreaks. Without getting too sentimental, that is what helps me relate to so much of
their lyrics on this album especially. "Do you remember when 21 years was old?" sings Thomas Mars on "Countdown." Overall, it's simply one of
those albums for me that can put me in a feel–good mood no matter what's going on and I'll never

The Grey Album Essay
A Case Study of The Grey Album by DJ Danger Mouse: Does Copyright Law Inhibit Creativity in Music? The Grey Album Brian Burton aka DJ
Danger Mouse published The Grey Album, his acclaimed mashup in 2004. The Grey Album combined raps from Jay–Z's The Black Album with
instrumentals from The Beatles self titled album (commonly referred to as the White Album). Burton's 200 hours of work paid off and although only
3,000 copies of the record were originally pressed, the album was released to the web and downloaded over 100,000 times, unofficially becoming one
of the most popular albums at the time of its release. Sampling and Hip–Hop Culture What is Sampling? In music, a sample is a discrete section of
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In 2007 the city of New York recognized that 1520 Sedgwick Avenue was eligible for status in the state and national registry of historic sites as the
birthplace of hip–hop. However, the story is much more complicated than that; although Clive Campbell aka DJ Kool Herc made a name for
himself, it would not be until 1974 when Campbell extended the break of a song, "and when I extended the break, people were ecstatic, because that
was the best part of the record to dance to, and they were trippin' off it." The technique of isolating the instrumental tracks was popular in Jamaican
dub music, however Campbell was the first to use two identical records to extend the break. This "beat break" separated Campbell from other DJ's and
set – what would later be called – hip–hop apart from dub. DJ Afrika Bambaataa describes the beat break as, "that certain part of the record that
everybody waits for – they just let their inner self go and get wild," In addition to the beat break, Campbell also helped introduce toasting – an early
precursor to rapping in which an MC speaks over music – to the genre; toasting was used by Campbell's friend Coke La Roc at the Sedgwick
houseparty to the enamoration of the

Album Analysis: Crash Essay
Dave Matthews Band's album Crash was their second major–label release and debatably one of their most popular albums, as well. The band is made
up of multiple brilliant musicians consists of the violinist Boyd Tinsley, carter Beauford the drummer, Dave Matthews the main singer, as well as,
guitarist, bassist Stefan Lessard, and finally Leroi Moore playing the saxophone (Dmb Tour Members). Dave Matthews Band was started in early 1991
and has only grown bigger and better throughout the years making them a statement band in our society. The twelve song album bounces from upbeat
to mellow songs in a perfect blend that fits together so outstandingly.
The album Crash's first song is "So Much To Say". It is a very upbeat catchy song that starts ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This song is also about society being too greedy and never being satisfied with what they have and always wanting more.
"#41" is named so because it was the forty–first song the band recorded. It's about Dave losing someone you love and wanting them back. Dave is
saying he knows she might need some time but he's ready and tries to go slow, "I'm coming slow but speeding," but his feelings are too strong and he
will do whatever it takes to convince her even if it hurts him in the end (Lyrics). It also references his rise to fame and people coming to him for that
rather than the music.
The sixth song on the album is "Say Goodbye" expressing Dave's desire for a friend. Throughout the song he's talking about taking this relationship to
the next level even though he knows that everything will change after this night, but he's trying to convince himself that it won't.
"Drive in drive out" features Dave singing with a much raspier deeper voice then most the other songs. This song references an on again off again
relationship. This is apparent in the line, "Drive in drive out, I'm leaving, drive in drive out, I'll come back again", as in he leaves the relationship
(drive out) and then comes back to it again (drive in) (Lyrics). It also showcases the band's drummer Carter Beauford's phenomenal musical talent.
A majority of the beginning of the song, "Lie In Our Graves" talks about walking by the water and Dave wandering through the wilderness for a

Album Review Essay
I: Alright so I'm just gonna ask some general comments about the album. So what's your initial response to the visual album? (pause) Just initial
response after watching it. 1: Well thought out. 5: It's a lot. Just in your face (laughs) from like from the beginning to end which I think is something
that's really needed because a lot of things like you address each issue individually and like there's this social media push than just having it all be
together I think was nice. I: Any other reactions? Initial responses? 4: I just thought it was too long at first but then when you watch it again like
(stutters) to get an understanding is like better cuz you're not just watching it to watch it. you know when you first watch it to see if... Show more
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What do you think– what's your general impression of the album? What do you think she is trying to convey first and foremost with the album? 5:
That's a lot of stuff (not sure who said this maybe 2: Yeah. 5: I'm sorry can you– I: No that's fine. 5: –say it one more time? I: So, what is your initial
response to the visual album? What's your general impression of the album? What do you think she is trying to convey first and foremost with the
album? (silence) 5: I think like [participant 3] said she's trying to convey female empowerment as one of her themes and I think that like that's nice, but
then at the same time, I'm– I would consider myself to be African like I am black but like culturally I'm African. So, I think a lot of people when they
look at the video they're like oh, I identify or I feel empowered because I'm seeing someone like me. and for me I'm kind of like I get it, but then I
don't in a way because we're a little bit different than some of the things that she shows and portrays in the videos. I see it but I'm not a part of it if
that makes sense. Like I just have a different cultural– (at the same time) I & 5: perspective. 5: Yeah, so like although I see it and I see the print and
stuff I'm like oh that's cool I understand more because umm especially at the University of Rochester there is a big divide between students that come
from the African continent and African Americans in general. so i think there is still a lot of learning going on

Kanye West 's New Album
Kanye West's new album is soon upon us and fans have high hopes. Apparently, it will not only be the album of the year but the album "of the life."
For a self–proclaimed God, this might not be the craziest statement to make. Of course, Ye's claim of divinity is dubious at best. As a human being,
Kanye has consistently released commercially successful and critically acclaimed albums. Will the new release be the best album "of the life" or just
pretty good? Could it even be a rare misstep for Kanye? We will find out soon enough.
In the meantime, let us take a look back at Kanye's storied musical career. The following list will examine one song from each of Kanye's major solo
album releases.
1. Through the Wire
Year: 2004
Album: The College Dropout
Notable line: "And I still won't grow up, I'm a grown–ass kid."
"Through the Wire" symbolizes Kanye's transition from a producer with a dream to legitimate MC. The track opens with a pitched up Chaka Kahn
sample, "Through the Fire," alongside a lively beat. On the track Kanye is literally rapping through the wire. The rapper's jaw was wired shut after a
horrific traffic accident in 2003. Recorded while Kanye recovered, the song represented something new for hip hop. It is a clever and funny song
chock–full of cultural references. The production is soulful and complex. Kanye set himself up us as a figure between worlds. He was a new kind of
rapper that looked forward, but also respected the past. "Jesus Walks" may have

Animal Farm CD Project Album Essay
"Poison"
By All Time Low
I've got a house in the back of my head
But I can't find a permanent resident
'Cause the market's down
And the area's not so good these days
I've got a watch but I don't have time
I've got a road and it leads to decadence
But a dead end sign waits down the line
I leave my footprints for the evidence
So take my life, I'll hand it to you
And you can try on my clothes
But you can't fill these shoes
On a silver platter your wish came true
So your heart of gold turned platinum
You can take my life (oh)
But you can't take it with you
More long days and fleeting nights
I tell them, "Wake me under flashing lights"
'Cause I'm a brand name bought and sold
(Sold, sold, sold)
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Ringing in my head, when you broke my chest.

And if you're in love, then you are the lucky one,
'Cause most of us are bitter over someone.
Setting fire to our insides for fun,
To distract our hearts from ever missing them.
But I'm forever missing him.
And you caused it,
And you caused it,
And you caused it
"Canals"
By All Time Low
I am a critic
Of my only critical need to define myself
With wine and words and lovers
And friends who don't understand
So there, I just said it
You know that admitting the problem is the first step
Towards repair, "We all recover, "
Say the friends turned to wine–drunk lovers
Smile, tell me I'm alright
With a goodbye
You are so misleading
A kiss or a gun fight
High–noon or midnight
Darling, I don't want to know
If I'm just a short sight on a cold night
The canals are freezing
So tell me I'm alright with a goodbye
Am I a villain?

Cast among heroes with all of their
Underwhelming overbearing struggles
To become what they'll never be?
Friends to the wicked
Caution is calling, but nobody's home,
The lights are off, the party's over,
Now you're stuck plucking three–leaf clovers
Smile, tell me I'm alright
With a goodbye
You are so misleading
A kiss or a gun fight
High–noon or midnight
Darling, I don't want to know
If I'm just a short sight on a cold night
The canals are freezing
So tell me I'm alright

'The White Album' By Johan Didon
The White Album essay was composed all through the time of 1966 till 1971, that captured the American social violence, Didon encountered at the
time. However, Johan Didon purposely tries to utilize places, things, individuals, and occasions in the essay by the sharing of adventures. The first part
of "The White Album "started with the portrayal of her own involvement with mental examinations. On the other hand, Didion's fifteen section was
divided on why she couldn't communicate to tell stories, so she could survive. For instance, she couldn't locate an account to associate the pictures
standing up to her when she stayed in Hollywood. Didion observed occasions as the Manson packs murders, a recording session by the entryways, the
took visits to Huey Newton and Eldridge Cleaver, and an understudy strike at San Francisco State. Although, none of these encounters held together to
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Unfortunately, his thought of rethinking the world was regular of the 1960's in the country of United States. In the next piece was the fundamental
of Holly Water. I would describe this as Didion's record of her interest with the mass development of water. In other words, all the following area
contained seven parts, each about noteworthy or symbolic people and places in California. The third section contained the area named Women in
The White Album. This category started with one of Didion's most questionable work. It also included on the British author Doris Lessing and the
American abstract artist Georgia O'Keefe. My thought of it was Didon was trying to compare two famous women; whom respect to have change the
social science for women. Doris Lessing was the creator of a couple of awesome fundamental works. Therefore, she once had been awarded the Nobel
prize for her impact on the world of modern women's

Mika's Album Covers
Mika's Life in Cartoon Motion Michael Holbrook Penniman, also known as Mika, is a pop male singer artist and a songwriter. He began his debut as
a singer with his album entitled, Life in Cartoon Motion in 2007. I chose this album cover because it's eye–catching with its colorful image. It's
important to review and analyze the visual design of this album cover by focusing on different points of it. Such as the genre of the music, the image
and color on the album cover, the representation of it, and the target audience of the album. In his debut album, Life in Cartoon Motion, Mika set all
of his song to be a pop genre. Just like a common pop artist's album cover, no guns or parental advisory sticker, his album is filled with excessive...
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This can be interpreted by the cover, which has a man sitting on a couch, a woman who looks like she's having a party, and a little girl who is
sitting and holding her doll. People will buy this album because they not only want to know what kind of music is behind this wonderful and
colorful cover, but also because the colorful album really catches a viewer's eye making them want to buy the album for a brighter day. In
conclusion, Mika's album cover is very inviting and striking because his album cover is colorful and lively. Not only children that will be interested,
but also teenagers and parents as well. With his name in modern, big, and bold styled writing, people will know whose album they are

An Album About Last Night-Personal Narrative
Confidence. If I got anything out of this album, it would be absolute confidence in myself. There's nothing worse then someone who is just stuck in a
rut of what they call their own life, and doesn't know how to get the hell up out of their funk, grow a pair, and just move on! Listen to Sleeper Agents
album About Last Night, and trust me, you'll feel more sure of yourself then you ever have before. Alex Kandel's edgy, yet inspirational, voice instantly
lured me in, reminding me of a younger, more punk–rockish Shania Twain. The album starts off with a super upbeat song called "Be Brave", which
brought me a subliminal wave of courage that I did not know I could feel, as if I could just get up and conquer the world. The lyrics "But I could be
brave in your bed tonight", did a good job setting the controlling promiscuous tone for what was to come. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I was imagining myself driving to my ex–boyfriends house with a head full of courage and my gut filled with rage, banging on the door, and
demanding him to literally "take it off". Everyone has that spunk hidden under the layers of shy emotions, but listening to this song certainly brings it
out. The lyrics "I came all the way just to see you," indicates the journey we're about to go on through About Last Night. The track "Haunting Me"
surprised me with its vulnerability. Here I was feeling all confident, then Alex Kandel reminds us of how its not so easy to actually move on from
something you were once so attached to. This song gives the album a realistic vibe that anyone can easily relate

The Well-Known Album: The Razors Edge
The name of the band that made the well known album, The Razors Edge, is AC/DC. AC/DC's genre of music is hard rock, rock and roll, and
blues rock. The impression that I get when I hear AC/DC is that they sound pretty good. They know how to make an album. AC/DC consists of
five members. Brian Johnson was the lead vocalist. Angus young was the lead guitarist. Malcolm Young and Cliff Williams were backing vocals.
Cliff Williams was also the bass guitarist. And finally Chris Slade was AC/CD's drummed. AC/DC was formed December 31, 19973. AC/DC is a very
well known band. Some of their other albums include Back in black released July 25, 1980 and Highway to hell released in 1979. Personally the
album is very fun and upbeat and is one of their

Joan Didian's The White Album
Brendan Johnson
Professor Kuhn
Contemporary American Literature
April 28, 2015
The White Album
In "The White Album," Joan didion spends much time discussing the state of her health during the latter part of the 1960's. Why is Didion's health
relevant to the essay, and how does she use her physical condition to capture the zeitgeist –– or the spirit of the age or time –– of that moment in
history?
Joan Didian's The White Album is a collection of stories based on the authors personal experiences during the 1960s. These stories function as a
critique on the revolutionary culture emerging in the 1960s. The use of imagery reinforces the revolutionary change is taking place. Didian's first
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"Morrison arrived. He had on his black vinyl pants and he sat down on a leather couch in front of the four big blank speakers and he closed his
eyes. The curious aspect of Morrison's arrival was this: no one acknowledged it. Robby Krieger continued working out a guitar passage. John
Densmore tuned his drums. Manzarek sat at the control console and twirled a corkscrew and let a girl rub his shoulders. The girl did not look at
Morrison, although he was in her direct line of sight. An hour or so had passed, and still no one had spoken to Morrison" (24). Didian's interacts with
Huey P. Newton concerning his arrest at a hospital to where he arrived with a gunshot wound. Newton was accused of murdering a white police
officer who had stopped and questioned him. Following the altercation, the officer was found murdered and his partner wounded. Didian does state
that Newton was guilty or not guilty for retaliation with this police officer. The Black Panther party was founded by Newton and his friend Bobby
Seale following these municipal events.
Didian pays respect to the Beetle's White album that was released during this time period by using its name The White Album. It was called the White
Album because the cover was simply a blank white page which functioned as a sensor for explicit material that the Beetles originally intended to be on
the album cover mirroring the rebellious culture of the

The Album Ep By Jeff Buckley
Grace, the only album released by artist Jeff Buckley, due to his untimely death, contained a number of his original songs as well as some covers.
This album released in 1994, sold "only modestly but was warmly received by critics" (Simon and Schuster, 2001), and gained Buckley immense
respect as an artist. His song "Lover, you should've come over" was evidence that Buckley was a talented artist who was not only an excellent
performer but an excellent songwriter who could craft melodies and words as well. '"Lover" is essentially a soul ballad" (Beviglia, 2014), with
moments of intensity and moments of release as well. Through analyzing this song one may begin to explore the song's virtual experience also known
as the "story, or narrative of a musical work" that is "influenced by the artist' perspective" (Sellnow, 2007), as well as the virtualtime, and understand
the overall message and congruency or incongruences of the song. "Lover" by Jeff Buckley is a song with an interesting message due to its hopeful
lyrics and soulful tone and instrumentation, which create a congruent depiction of the message. Jeff Buckley's song "Lover You Should've Come Over"
expresses a storyline through its virtual experience of a protagonist beating all odds and seeking a resolution. Through the incorporation of dramatic
illusion and comic rhythm, this song additionally creates a virtual story with feelings of suspense. Virtual experience is categorized into rhythm and
illusion with

Vanwyngarden And Goldwasser: Album Analysis
It's been five years since Brooklyn based duo and pioneering synth–pop darlings MGMT released its snoozefest self–titled album. Considering the
sound of Andrew VanWyngarden and Ben Goldwasser has deteriorated ever since its stunning debut album Oracular Spectacular, expecting a
revelatory follow up to its 2013 project seemed farfetched. While I was pleasantly surprised by the first three singles of MGMT'S latest album Little
Dark Ages, hesitancy remained as I delved into the entire album, but color me shocked, because the duo's latest installment is the delightfully
brooding apex of a polarizing music career. Once widely deemed as mere shells of psychedelic overlords Animal Collective, MGMT has finally toned
down the dated sensibilities of psych–pop and alternatively zeroes in on a darker atmosphere that was only briefly examined in the duo's last album.
With this in mind, MGMT manages to path a harmonious road where Oracular spectacular and the self–titled album meet–a balance that embraces the
outfit's early–career danceability and its expanding grip on darkness.

The Album Of La Revue Blanche
Exhibition Overview:
Among the many fabulous pieces of art housed at the DMA, there lies a hidden gem that has yet to be on display. The Album of La Revue Blanche, a
collection of prints commissioned by the late 19th century Parisian anarchist journal, provides not only an insight into popular fin–de–siГЁcle French
print culture, but also a beautiful case–study in the techniques developed by leading artists in the realm of fine art lithography. It is the goal of this
exhibit to explore the place of the graphic arts in early modern art through the example of this journal, and to examine more closely the stylistic
hallmarks of the lithograph in a more detailed way.
Lithography: Method
Lithography is planographic printing process that makes use of the immiscibility of grease and water. In the lithographic process, ink is applied to a
grease–treated image on the flat printing surface. Non–image areas hold moisture and repel the lithographic ink. This inked surface is then printed by
means of a special press as in most fine–art printmaking . The earliest–though no longer the only–method of creating lithographs involved the use of a
block of porous limestone. An image is drawn with "tusche"– a carbon pigment in liquid form, and "litho" crayon – a type of grease pencil– before the
printing surface is fixed, moistened, and inked in preparation for printing. The printing itself is done on a press that exerts a sliding pressure, and
because it undergoes virtually no wear in

Jazz Albums as Art Essay
Jazz Albums as Art
In the Process of Completing Research for This Issue, I Realized That What I Want to Say May Be Divided into Two Sections. Part One Surveys the
General Topic of Album Art; Part Two (Outlined in the Accompanying Sidebar) Considers the Conspicuous Absence of Black Artists from the Process
of Designing Jazz Packages: Covers, Liner Notes Etc. This Second Part Will Be Published in an Upcoming Issue.––R.G.O'M.
The enclosed portfolio of album cover art springs from my ongoing concern with the emergence in the United States of a jazz culture that has affected
not only virtually all other music, here and elsewhere, but other forms of expression as well. This influence has been exceedingly potent in the visual
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It is often produced in unexpected places by designers of things for sale in the marketplace of the moment which nonetheless have lasting aesthetic
value: American vernacular art.
Of course the raison d'etre of the jazz album is to provide listeners with reproductions of jazz performances. But it is also true that at its best the jazz
record––especially the 12–inch LP but occasionally the early cylinder and the heavy (at first one– sided) pancake platter of yesteryear and even the 7–
or 10–inch recording, and the CD of our own era––can be such a perfect package that it looks and feels just as jazzy as the music itself. The truth is
that sometimes the entire package (cover art, liner notes, disk, and label) actually outswings the music it is meant to complement. In some cases one
keeps the record only for the sake of its beautiful wrappers and writings! But when all of a jazz album's artistic values are high, music and package
alike, the listener/observer/holder/reader has access to an aesthetic experience that is deeply and uniquely satisfying.
Prior to the introduction of the 12–inch LP in 1950, 78 rpm jazz records (and records in all categories) were packaged either in single paper sleeves or
in sleeve–pages of "albums" having two or more platters bundled together. They were "albums" (from Latin albus, "white") in the sense that they
consisted of display pages where items

Imagine Dragons Album Cover Essay
Two hands are bound in a golden tape, in the middle of the cover. All the surrounding is very dark so they are the principal subject of the album
cover. The only light present in this image comes in front of the hands, and it makes all the particular detailed. All the anatomical details are very
visible and they make the hands realistic. At the height of the wrists there are many spider webs that link the hands to the two bottom corners of the
album cover.
Right above the palms of the hands there is a bird that flies up to the top of the cover, it's plausible that it was freed by the hands after a long time. In
the middle of the cover there is the band's name, Imagine Dragons, and the album's name, Smoke + Mirrors. The text is white and it ... Show more
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The title Smoke + Mirrors is a clear reference to the way of saying "It is just smoke and mirrors". This metaphor is based on magicians' illusions.
They make the audience think that objects magically appear and disappear by extending or retracting mirrors amid a distracting burst of smoke. It
can also be referred to the computer programming language, where it is used to describe a program that does not yet exist, but appears as though it
does. That is why the title Smoke + Mirrors has a fundamental role in evoking the sense of

Drake's Album Cover
Everyone looks at a piece of art and has various opinions on what they believe is trying to be portrayed. As Fred R. Barnard once said, "a picture is
worth ten thousand words". Whoever may be viewing the picture, or whatever the picture may be, there will always be a wide description of thoughts
on its details. In Drake's 2013 album cover Nothing Was the Same, Drake has the idea of bringing his two worlds of past and present together. Drake's
album cover is difficult to understand, yet through Drake's history, the details in the cover, and the reasoning behind the creation, the cover seems to all
tie together. This is because he wants to show his fans that even though the music of his past has not met his expectations for sharing his stories; he will
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The lyrics in each of his songs in the album relate to the album cover because they talk about the struggles he had to overcome as a kid in order to
get to where he is today. This cover makes me think of determination because of Drake's persistence on wanting his fans to understand the lyrics to his
songs. Though little is actually in the picture, the image itself contains a wide variety of information. One of Drake's most iconic songs to date
"Started from the Bottom" truly illustrates his struggles while growing up in Toronto. All of this lead to his successful future as a rap and hip–hop
artist today. Drake portrays his statement of his desire to share everything on himself in his album, by the transformation of himself from the front to
back

Kanye West's Album Cover
The Album Cover for Kanye West's Graduation was discharged in 2007 on Roc–A–Fella records which is a backup of the Universal Music Group, it's
circulated by The Island Def Jam Music Group in the USA and Mercury Records outside of the USA. The Genre of Kanye Wests music is mainly hip
hop and RnB.
Kanye West's occurring logo appeared in the publication which was utilized before in his career. It connections to the idea of this album and
additionally prior collections of his album (College Dropout). A clever picture as the bear is seen as friendly in the picture making it a likeable mascot
which additionally connections to college and his potential alter egos.
The details on the front which is for the most part unusual as its for the most part

Meat Loaf 's Album ' Bat Out Of Hell '
Meat Loaf's album 'Bat Out Of Hell' was released in 1977, and is considered by many as an iconic album cover. In 2001, it was rated 71st in Q
Magazine's listing of 'The 100 Best Album Covers of All Time'. Singer Meat Loaf and composer Jim Steinman commissioned the cover artwork from
the renowned comic artist Richard Corben, best known for his sci–fi and fantasy work. Corben's illustration effectively advertises the album 's contents
to the target audience as well as creating the beginnings of a visual identity for 'Meat Loaf'.
The illustration was designed to fit the size and shape of an album cover measuring 12.375 inches square. The original artwork was painted on a 24
inch square canvas board using oil and acrylic paint. Designing an illustration to fit these precise dimensions can be challenging as you are limited by
both size and shape, which restricts the composition.
It is difficult to illustrate 'the shifting moods, and the emotional range' (THORGERSON, Storm, Aubrey POWELL and Design Richard EVANS.
1999. 100 best album covers: [ the stories behind the sleeves]. London: Dorling Kindersley Publishers) of the entire album in one twelve inch square
piece of artwork.
Coben worked around this problem by focusing on the album's title track and main hit single 'Bat Out Of Hell '. Despite Corben focusing on one song,
the artwork reflects the Gothic heavy metal tone of the entire album. By concentrating on the one song Coben has created a very powerful, eye–catching

Ralphy London Album Review
Album Review– Ralphy London –Fifteen Winters 2 Consistency is key. Ralphy London's latest mixtape Fifteen Winters 2 proves that he knows what
his audience wants. Fifteen Winters 2 keeps the sound that has gather London's a his loyal fans. His sound has that 90s east coast hip–hop influence
that also includes his own new voice. Although, his sound is amazing you are hoping for some evolution on his music. Fifteen Winters 2 is a great
album but you don't see any improvement from his previous projects. Ralphy London drop an impressive project. One of the best things about
London is his ability to switch his flow from one track to another. Tracks like Slang Talk and No Chumps are good examples of how he showcases
his flow. An amazing example of this skill is Smell That Coke. He delivers great punchlines in a incredible beat. The track has a 90s hip–hop style that
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Some of the more legendary tracks are 100 Times and No Straps. These are tracks that the listener can really vibe out to and feel like taken on a
trip. On 100 Times, he switches the tempo of his flow from fast to a slower tempo never missing the beat. On Summer, the strings and London's
delivery are in perfect sync. This track is so groovy that it makes you feel riding in a Cadillac with the top down like a total player. London also
shows his political views with lines "You support Donald Trump/ you a chump and you need to get crack in your jaw" on the track Rips. One of
the biggest records of this album had to be Young Ricky. The piano draws you into the track like you're being hypnotize. The track is smooth and
melodic that it makes you feel like summer party is about to break out . It makes the listener invoke his inner Ric Flair and scream "Wooo" while
listening to

The Eminem 's Third Single Album
The Eminem's second single album, The Slim Shady Lp, was released in 1999, in the hip hop era of gangster, and the environment of hip hop back
then was mostly ghetto style. The mainstream of hip hop music was African American style and it was dominated by their racial culture. Most hip
hop music in that era was produced for the business purpose, and the hip hop market started to decrease due to the full of similar style of music that
made listeners get tired. That might be the signal of desiring a new style of hip hop from the public, and at that time, Eminem appeared with a new,
fresh, and different style from the previous boring style and it was sensational in the hip hop world. The whole hip hop world faced the turning
point for the new genre, and Eminem was the main leader of the new hip hop era. The white rapper rapped with weird melody, entertaining contents,
and funny music video1. The whole world got shocked by the broken stereotype and people started to follow this sensation. From his appearance,
Eminem became the biggest rap star of the new century, as well as he became a symbol of some political tensions of late 19's. His success apparently
showed the world that "white" can be a rapper with a great fame, and Eminem broke the stereotype that hip hop genre is only under the African
American's world. When Eminem released his album, he and his producers had to deal with the stereotype of his racial identity and they went through
by changing how much white race matters

Album Analysis: Chris Brown's Comap
Taking a dive into the humble beginning of Chris Browns self–titled album, he introduces himself as a "prissy boy form Tappahannock, Virginia." He
speaks on making his parents proud and touches on God. This type of intro is vital to any debut album because it reveals the artist as a person.
Showing that young Chris is rooted in religion and family. The album takes off with his first hit single "Run it" and sets a new tone for the
beginning of the album. Focusing on picking up a pretty girl, the rest of the album follows the same concept. When listening to the album straight
through it follows the phases of flirting with a girl to being in a relationship and in love, and ends with a breakup. Most top selling albums have an
overall concept and when listened to in order, the album will tell a story. Though something special is not only having the story aspect of an album
but also being able to play the songs individually and have them stand on their own. This is proven by many of the songs on his album being popular...
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Many examples of self–harmonies and adlibbing allow the listener to hear his talent without having to understand lyrics. Debut albums need to
showcase the artist in a natural way to the listener can get a feel for their vocal styles. Chris Browns debut ends with a thank you to God, his
family, and his fans. The song "Thank You" is a prime example of many of the needed aspects in a debut album such as: exposing the artist's
values, roots, and raw talent. The song also ends the album on a high note, after the low song "Say Goodbye." Chris and his producers knew what
they were doing when they crafted this album. Its musical and lyrical flow is very well placed for this to take off as it did. Making Chris a teen
heartthrob with his charm and stellar vocals, and a teenage boys idol with his charisma and

The Drums Album Summertime
The Drums are an American indie pop band from Brooklyn, New York. When the group moved from Kissimmee, Florida to New York, they
immediately got the attention of the indie world when their album Summertime was released.
The album Summertime is a collection of beach pop fantasy with tracks that are filled with sentimental yearning that really sweeps over an individual.
They became an irresistible and popular band in the summer of 2009. The Summertime record has become the perfect upbeat and post–punk summer
fling album to have.
The founding members of The Drums are Jonny Pierce and Jacob Graham who have been friends since they were children. Several years after being
friends they created a short lived electro pop group called Goat Explosion. Afterwards Jonny Pierce developed the Elkland group and Jacob Graham
formed the Horse Shoes group.
When Elkland parted ways in May 2006 Jonny decided to stop creating music for a few years. In 2008 Jonny and Jacob met back up and created the
group The Drums. At that time they hired drummer Conner Hanwick and guitarist Adam Kessler. In October of 2009 their very first album was
released called Summertime. In September 2010 it was broadcasted that Adam Kessler had left the band.
According to the remaining members it was devastating at first when Kessler left with no clear circumstances. This in turn introduced Chris Stein on
drums and Myles Matheny doing backup vocals as well as guitar. A couple of weeks later Pierce announced the

Black Veil Brides Album Analysis
Wretched and Divine:The Story of the Wild Ones is the third studio album and the first concept album by one of my favourite bands, Black Veil
Brides. Despite the album being released back in early 2013 and me not getting my copy of it until mid 2014 I'm still absolutely in love with almost
every song on this album. I wasn't much of a BVB fan back then, only hearing them being compared to Blood On The Dance Floor, but once I heard
this album I fell in love and realised those comparisons were not true at all.
The album opens with Exordium, the first of five spoken word tracks on the disc. This track has Andy's deep, raspy voice speaking about 'the
kingdom of God' and how it can be found everywhere. Although this first track is 25 seconds of too much religion for me it flows ... Show more content
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This may have just been because I'm not a big fan of the band's slower songs but either way I found myself skipping them after two or three plays.
All of the bands other songs on the album feature what I believe to be extraordinary guitar skills, exceptional drumming, and some amazing lyrics
like 'Take a look into the life you're leaving. I promise you this isn't pain you're feeling' from Devil's Choir and 'before your life is over, know this to
be true. All the hate we hold inside still won't save your youth' from Days Are Numbered featuring Brett McCracken, the lead singer and songwriter of
The Used.
This is definitely an album I recommend listening to in order the first couple of times so you can have truly understand the storyline as well as hear
how the songs flawlessly move into each other.
I must admit this rating is incredibly biased considering BVB is one of my favourite bands however I wasn't that into some of the songs. From a fan's
perspective I give this one...
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My top 5 tracks from the album:
In The

Rhetoric Reflection On Album Covers
Album Covers and Rhetoric Reflection Album covers are often designed to portray a message and show the theme of the music. In class, my group
and I analyzed War by U2. This album originates from the United Kingdom, and was released in 1983 during the Cold War. The album's theme focuses
on both the physical an emotional effects of war. Some songs specific to the Vietnam War. The Album art shows a young man staring straight ahead
with red letters vertical on the right. The red most likely represents blood. I thing there is a picture of a young boy to represent the youth and
innocence that is lost in these violent wars. His blank, steely stare suggests that he has been exposed to too much tragedy for someone who has not
even been on the earth

Rock Concept Album
Am pretty sure my admiration for progressive rock concept albums started back when I started seriously getting into collecting record albums. As
a kid in my single digits, I had 45's (singles) and whatever else one not quite a teenager yet would have, including the first Partridge Family album
(1970). To my credit, I was never interested in what pop songs 'The Brady Bunch' was putting out, but I'll admit I did have a boyhood crush on
Marcia (Maureen McCormick). Along came my teen years. From hanging out with my friends, and sometimes their older siblings, I became exposed
to more of what they were playing on the FM radio stations, then the AM ones. Rock n' Roll was my thing. To this day, which it primarily still is. My
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My only regret is that at least on one track, that it don't rock out just a tad harder. For I know Leon and company are more than capable. But it's
cool. We do have lots of rock moments mixed in with the more mellow stuff. Hard to complain. Besides that, I can't say enough good words about
the overall concept story approach. A solid futuristic, apocalyptic tale that inspires intelligent thought. I strongly recommend paying the extra
money and getting the physical CD. It really compliments what you'll hear, as far as packaging. The artwork / photography stands out. Comes with
a very well done booklet, that includes the story in written form, plus comic book illustrations. I would love to see this done like an old school vinyl
album. I imagine it would even come with a poster, and a few stickers. I can't say enough ... this is really, really well done! Okay to buy the download
as well. It is the music here that I find most important. The rest is icing on the

The Family Album Poem Analysis
"An Anti–Semitic Demonstration" was the more effective poem by using metaphors to explain the fear one feels during the arrival and anticipation
of being sent off to a concentration camp by Nazis. During this time period life as a Jew must have been unbelievably frightening, for one was
unsure of when they would be collected and where the would be taken away too. All just because of their religious beliefs or the fact they may be
considered "undesirable". Whereas in "The Family Album" they explained more about how the Jews were before their life changed forever. Neufeld
does not go to explain the way they felt during the tough times of the Nazi ruling. However, he instead talks about how life was instantly changed
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By ending the poem with this it leaves the reader stunned and at awe, for one could never fathom the pain of such horrific task. It is here that I was
most drawn to "An Anti–Semitic Demonstration" because it really goes into depth of showing how horrendous and fearful life was for the Jewish
people. It also gave the poem a greater meaning when we discover he is discussing this about his own mother.
In "The Family Album" Neufeld portrays his poem by using a happy family that is clueless of the upcoming events. By describing the way they were
once were and how unaware of the events that tolled in the future. One may find it easier to connect to this because the author does not go into depth
of living in fear of the Nazi's. However, it does not leave the same lasting impression that Newman was able to create with
Both poems were effective in proving the tough times that were instilled by the Nazi Party. However, through figurative language, metaphors and real
life events Newman was able to create a stronger connection to the fear it brought for the Jews. Whereas Neufeld was more focused on how the Jews
once lived their lives before the scare of

The Album Dark Side Of The Moon By Pink Floyd
The album Dark Side of the moon by Pink Floyd is the most sold progressive rock album of all time, having sold over 40 million copies to date.
With this album it helped launch Pink Floyd into stardom. The album talks about the many trials and stresses one deals with in a modern life. The
major theme of the album is the unavoidable pressures in life we all must face even at a young age and how these pressures affect us.
The Album begins with the song "Speak to Me". The song "Speak to Me" starts with a heartbeat, which resents a baby in the womb and as the baby
gets closer to birth the heart beats faster. The song ends with a woman screaming (Clare Torry) which is the birth of the baby, it also noted that other
parts of the album are heard along with lines about insanity. The band was trying to convey that even before birth the pressures of life can't be avoided
and as the mother is going through so we will we. This song along with Breath help setup the theme of the album.
The song "Breathe" talks about the different stages of life we go through as we age, and most people's change of view point as they age. The song
lyrics start with "Breathe, breathe in the air.
Don 't be afraid to care. Leave but don 't leave me. Look around and choose your own ground." this relates to a person's child hood and a parent is
giving them advice. The parent is telling the child to enjoy life, do your own thing and figure out what you want but don't leave me. The parent wants
his or her child

Debut Albums Essay
Dreams
To people they can be just an unreachable goal
Or an unattainable desire.
They can beacons of hope
Or just simply just a wish you hope that comes true one day.
To some people they seem like silly thoughts
And things we should not waste our time on.
To others its they are only silver of hope they have lost all hope.
It can mean to others their goals or even how they want life to be.
Or just something that occurs when you fall asleep
To me
Dreams were the only thing that I had to hold onto when no one was there for me
They were there to help me to keep going and inspire me.
They were the only thing I had left to hold on
They gave me a reason to stay
Because even though they were just dreams
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And help others. Your parents had you because they wanted you to be born and be able to pursue your dreams like they did.
And one of their dreams was to have a child.
Which means you helped accomplish a dream at such a young age.
I know most people look it at like that.
But you, yourself just being born and being alive is a dream come true for your parents.
Now all you have to is try to accomplish your dreams
And I know at times they seem so unreachable and unattainable.
And you feel like you are not good enough.
But trust me you are.
And you deserve to have your dream to come true.

Just don't give up.
Trust me.
No matter how things bad get.
They get better.
And if you feel like you have nothing to live for.
Just think of the goal you want
Or your dream job
Or and idol you want to meet.
Whichever one of them might be to leave that horrid situation you are in.
Whatever your dream may be
It will come true with your hard work and that you keep fighting
Because
In the end,after winning the battle to be happy.
One of the dreams will have come true for you by that time.
Which is what you wanted all long.
Happiness.
No matter how you got it.
All that matters was that dream came true Lastly the most important thing you need to do is do not give up on it.
And don't give up on life.
Because in the end when there are no one else to save you or to help you.
Dreams will help you to

Mark Wade Album Analysis
Mark Wade is a proficient double bassist and composer who has been playing in NYC for two decades, showing off his fluid, athletic sound. The
follow–up to his widely recognized debut album, Event Horizon, is entitled Moving Day and like its previous, features a classic trio with Tim Harrison
and Scott Neumann on piano and drums, respectively. Together, they achieve an impressive triangular tightness that can be heard without delay on the
first track, the 6/4 post–bop wonder that gave the album its title. It kicks off with the pianist delivering an ostinato, which, minutes later, is reutilized by
the bassist to install the groove. The bandleader embarks on an effusive back–and–forth solo, discharging equal parts of melody and rhythm, and the
energy doesn't faint when Neumann unleashes his clear–sighted chops over a rock–inflected vamp.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I thought of it as a crossing between Stevie Wonder and Chick Corea. Borrowing melody from Debussy's "La Mer", "The Bells" is an imaginative
waltz encompassing glorious suspensions and a chamber–esque sparseness created by the bowed bass. On top of this musing, Harrison's left–hand
onrushes are perceptible on the lower register, bringing McCoy's technique to the mind. The coolness of the piano solo brings nice melodies while the
brushwork of the drummer is noticeable throughout the bass solo. Wade devised new shiny outfits for a couple of jazz standards, with "Another Night
in Tunisia" being shuffled in tempo yet maintaining the strong Latin affinity present in Dizzy's original, and "Autumn Leaves", which was reorganized
to include Herbie Hancock's "Maiden

Why Beyonce Had Album Of The Year
The Grammy's aired this weekend and what was expected to be a Beyonce landslide turned out to be a Beyonce preview. Lemonade an album that
shook 2016 to it's core and was nominated for the coveted "Album of the Year". Unfortunately, Queen Bey was snubbed....again. Just like you,
MEFeater was confused and so we comprised a list of 25 reasons why Beyonce had Album of the Year It incorporated multiple genres This was not
just an R&B album or a Pop album. This was an album that related to people of all backgrounds and paths of life. It included rock, country, soul,
you name it. Beyonce even performed at the CMA awards with a song off this album. Inside scoop on a side of Bey we've never seen We've seen
Beyonce cry, scream, and love. But all... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Political music has always been seen as radical and pushed away. Lemonade put poli–music on the radio, on commercials, and at the Superbowl. It
included different types of art Spoken word, storytelling, and cinematic expression all held integral parts in It had a storyline unlike most albums
today Bey was the narrator and each song flowed together like a well written novel. I don't about y'all, but I don't remember anxiously waiting for
a new chapter in 25. It was unapologetically black Unlike the Grammy's, this album was an event where unapologetic blackness was celebrated IT
HAD A VISUAL We didn't have to wait for the video or the album. It came all together. Your fav could never release a visual and studio album at
the same time. Out all of her AOTY nominations, Lemonade truly deserved it Beyonce has made memorable albums in the past, but if we're
talking albums that are Library of Congress worthy.....I'm betting on Lemonade 25 times. The last album by a black woman to win was "The
Miseducation of LH" Lauryn Hill was the last black woman to win Album of the Year. That was in 1999. Enough said. Even Adele thought she
deserved it Her opponent used her speech time to talk about why she deserved the award. Um, that's enough evidence to show that Bey was robbed
It embraced black womanhood We weren 't the big booty video vixen or the R&B crooner to come in and sing the hook. We were at center stage and
we had baby hair and afros. It

Joan Didion The White Album Analysis
"It was hard to surprise me in those years. It was hard to even get my attention," says Joan Didion. People experience psychological issues differently,
whether it would be depression or anxiety. Many lose their identity in the process where they do not who they are anymore. As this is seen as a serious
issue, unaware people take the concept lightly, assuming that mentally ill people are asking for attention. Two authors argue that claim, giving their
point of view for being mentally ill and showing how it affects them as a person overall. In the personal narrative, "The White Album," written by Joan
Didion, she provides different problematic events that had happen between 1968–1971, where these events have been the cause of her psychological

How Does Beyonce Represent A Concept Album?
1.What is a "concept album" and how does BeyoncГ© represent a concept album? A "concept album" is an album where the songs are unified by a
central theme. For example, an artist would create a theme and make songs that relate and illustrate parts of the theme, which ultimately relate to the
whole theme of the album. BeyoncГ©'s BeyoncГ© album represent a concept album due to the songs being unified by a theme, which was
BeyoncГ© wanting to go back to creative music and not letting anything getting in her way even when she just gave birth to Blue Ivy Carter and was
taking care of her. (WORD COUNT–Must be at least 75 words, not including the question: 94) 2.Several artists mentioned in the case study have
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The entire production team and a few select people control the creation and distribution of the album. The "They" is everything that help create and
release the album, so when somebody say they don't like the album, it could mean they didn't like the advertisements, song creation, videos, or many
other things, but can't fully pinpoint who did it. (WORD COUNT–Must be at least 75 words, not including the question: 79) 5.What does the route
BeyoncГ© and Parkwood Entertainment decided to take for the album release say about the power of iTunes and how they have impacted the media
industry in general? iTunes has a monopoly on music distribution and the potential of maximum viewership. BeyoncГ© and Parkwood Entertainment
did not want their album to be leaked and one of the way to do is to distribute music via digital then physical media to prevent leaks and the only
company known for its secrecy is Apple/iTunes. In addition to music distribution, iTunes has the most viewership, when BeyoncГ©'s BeyoncГ© album
was released, iTunes changed their page to show only BeyoncГ© and gave the first impression that BeyoncГ© was the hot thing right

Beyonce's ' Beyonce' Album
1. Pretty hurts You thought those ideas were dead. You thought the feelings deep in the pit of your stomach would never again speak in your head.
Once plaguing you to try to empty it of that feeling the only way you knew how, through puking your heart out. But that false hope crumbles when
you see a beautiful girl who has everything your not, talk to Jack. Soon enough you find yourself on the cold tile floor of a bathroom stall. And so the
cycle begins again, one in which you try your hardest to keep up with the standards of beauty. But how long can you go without Jack noticing the
struggle occurring within you.
2. Haunted This downward spiral of a job was taking you nowhere. No hope was left in you as you walked the corners in skimpy dresses in the
notorious red light district of California. Your goals were demolished as you first began to mindlessly fucked all of these people to get a long. Every
once in a while you'd snort a hit here and there but only one thing was consistent. A boy on the bench, keeping you company as you awaited the next
sex addict. But what's Cam's story?
3. Drunk In Love Jack was calm and composed person, but still known as a loud and inviting person. You always wanted to witness him in a situation
where he was different, out of his element, and mad drunk. When he finally agrees to go to this uber popular club, you couldn't be more ecstatic. But
when the night begins, you can already see why he dread this

Drake 's New Album Called Views
Drake 's new album called "Views" extremely caught my attention. This album had numerous exceptional songs that I could easily relate to. I
connected to this album better than his other albums that were produced because this album had more diversity. Views were the fourth studio
album by Drake and were also supported by five billboard singles: "Hotline Bling", "One Dance", "Pop Style", "Controlla" and "Too Good", which
are some my favorite tracks from this album. I absolutely love this album because it shows the struggles that Drake has faced emotionally and it
gives us the ability to connect to it. First off, this album was exceptional because it was different from any other album I have heard. I especially
like the way drake articulated this album and he is actually one of my favorite artists. He is one of my favorite artists because when Drake raps or
sings, he shows everyone basically how he is feeling inside and he has a deeper meaning to it than just words. For instance, people can relate to
what he is saying because they can put themselves in his shoes, or they are going through what he is singing about, which is why it makes it easier
for his album to be liked. For this reason, this makes him a different rapper, because instead of rapping or singing about what the usual rappers rap
about such as getting money, partying, and getting girls, he actually expresses his real emotions instead of covering them up and acting as if he doesn 't
care. Additionally, he doesn 't

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