The document provides information about several pop punk bands such as All Time Low, Hey Monday, and Paramore. It also mentions pop artists like Lady Gaga, Pink, Katy Perry, and Beyonce. The technology used to listen to music has advanced from cassette tapes to CD players to MP3 players. Music in the 1990s focused on pop culture and boy/girl bands, while technology was larger. Now there are more genres of music and it can explore diverse themes and contain explicit content.

2. All Time Low-
American pop-punk band formed in 2003,
famous for their performance on the MTV
awards
Famous for Dear Maria Count Me In:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GcNiKCmWdYE
Hey Monday-
American pop punk band, lead
singer Cassadee Pope.
Offers a range of out spoken
songs
Famous for How you love me
Now:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pd3HlTrBVPE&feature=related
Paramore-
American punk band, lead
singer Hayley Williams
One of the most famous
bands with a female lead
singer.
Famous for Misery business:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQnwQ
You Me At Six-
English punk band formed in 2005
nominated Best British Band
Famous for Save it for the Bedroom
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cidd5eBViA
Now you can access all you music on
a MP3 player and play it anytime you
want without any baggage coming with
it. Technology has steadily advanced
and seems to be getting smaller.

3. Lady Gaga- Came to fame in 2008 and
is well known for her over the top
clothing and crazy videos which is
common in videos now.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=dOrKLUlh-To
Pink-
Came to fame in 2000, known
for not being the typical girly girl
but being a rock chick and
influence young girls.
YouTube - Pink-Stupid Girls
Katy Perry-
Known for her controversial lyrics
that has caused commotion and
her over the top photo shoots like
this one with a knife in her hand
http://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=3fBdgZUtpBg
Beyonce- Famous for her curvy figure and
her expressional music such as single
ladies which sends a message to both
sexes. YouTube - Beyoncé - Single Ladies
(Put A Ring On It)

4. 1990’s music was mostly about based on pop
culture. Most of the music around was girl
bands or boy bands and it was a strong
competition to be the best.
Technology was also very different being in the
form of a cassette where you would have to fast
forward the tape to listen to the next song, then
coming in a form on a CD where you were able
to skip to the next song if you wanted to.
Walkman CD players were the latest range
where you could listen to your music wherever
you were, however it was very big to carry
around and you would have to carry around all
of your CD’s.

5. The 1990’s was more about the
pop and punk culture so boy and
girl bands were extremely popular
back then. Now, there are loads
of different genres of music that
you can listen to and different
genres of music such as indie,
light metal and blue’s rock. Music
is also now based on everything
from culture to religion and past
experiences and are now set up
to send a message towards the
audience. While music in later
years was set to be clean, music
now can contain heavy use of
swearing and have any theme
that may be frowned upon.

6. The 1990’s was more about the
pop and punk culture so boy and
girl bands were extremely popular
back then. Now, there are loads
of different genres of music that
you can listen to and different
genres of music such as indie,
light metal and blue’s rock. Music
is also now based on everything
from culture to religion and past
experiences and are now set up
to send a message towards the
audience. While music in later
years was set to be clean, music
now can contain heavy use of
swearing and have any theme
that may be frowned upon.