Sounds Like Riverside A documentary on the music,the stereotypes,the culture,and the people
Classic Rock
The Origins of Rock Rock n’ Roll sound came out of African-American culture and the Blues, with artists such as Robert Johnson and Leadbelly up to Muddy Waters. Chuck Berry and Elvis Presley pioneered the sound of rock in the 1950’s, using electric guitars and youth-oriented lyrics. Also comes the “British Invasion.”
The 1960’s Rock in the sixties was influenced by revolutionary thinking, social issues such as the war in Vietnam and segregation, and the use of narcotics such as LSD. The sixties counterculture, in revolt against the conservative fifties, produced hippies, free concerts, and new ideas that are still controversial today.
The 1960’s Folk Rock (Bob Dylan, Joan Baez) Acid Rock (Jefferson Airplane, Cream) Garage Rock (The Standells, The Who) Motown (Supremes, Aretha Franklin)
The 1970’s Punk Rock (New York Dolls, Clash) Progressive Rock (Genesis, Yes) Heavy Metal (Black Sabbath) New Wave (Cure, Blondie) Also, Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, etc.
Metal
A   BRIEF HISTORY OF METAL February 13,1970 –Black Sabbath releases their debut album, marking the beginning of  metal.   Other early  metal  bands include Judas Priest  * KISS  AC/DC  New Wave of British Heavy  metal Iron Maiden  *  Motorhead Def Leppard  *  Quiet Riot
Early American   metal: Motley Crue  *  Twisted Sister Bands considered “classic   metal: ” AC/DC  *  Judas Priest Black Sabbath  *  Scorpions Iron Maiden  *  Def Leppard
Divisions of Metal Power  metal   (Dragonforce, Steel Dragon) Black  metal (Slayer,Venom,Morbid Angel) Thrash  metal (Megadeth,Death Angel,Testament) German Speed  metal (Sodom,Celtic Frost,Kreator) Glam  metal (Cinderella,Guns N’ Roses,WASP) metalcore (Napalm Death, Bolt Thrower) Funk  metal  (Red Hot Chili Peppers,Fishbone)  Alternative  metal (Jane’s Addiction,Soundgarden) Death  metal (Cannibal Corpse,Sepultura)
Avant-garde  metal  (Arcturus,Pan-thy-monium) Scandinavian Black  metal  (Immortal,Emperor) Doom  metal   (Pentagram,The Obsessed) Nu  metal   (Slipknot, Korn) Metallic Techno   (Godflesh,Atari Teenage Riot) Rap  metal  (Public Enemy, Ice-t)
Ska and Reggae
Ska’s Background Ska  is a type of Jamaican music combining elements of traditional Mento and Calypso with an American Jazz and Rhythm and Blues sound It is notable for its walking bassline, shuffling, scratchlike tempo, accented guitar or piano rhythms on the offbeat and more frequently in later revivals, jazz-like horn riffs
Ska Musicians Skatalites Desmond Dekker The Heptones The Specials The Toasters The Aquabats The Slackers
Reggae’s Background Developed in Jamaica in the 1960’s   Combines elements from American Soul   Music with the traditional shuffle and one-drop of Jamaican Mento/Calypso   Evolved from Rocksteady, which evolved from Ska
Reggae Musicians Bob Marley & The Wailers Peter Tosh Bunny Wailer Jimmy Cliff Burning Spear
Punk
Origins Began around 1974-75 Term “punk rock” coined by Dave March, a music critic for Cream magazine. Originated in UK, US, and Australia. Describes not just a music genre, but is associated with an entire subculture.
Bands Ramones Sex Pistols New York Dolls The Damned The Clash
Sub Genres Crust Horror Punk Garage Punk Oi!
Sub Genres Crust punk, also known as anarcho-punk, combines metal and punk rock. Horror punk, started by the Misfits, includes taking on a horror film persona through makeup, etc. Lyrics are horror film influenced. The “Oi!” music genre has an emphasis on not making political statements.
Characteristics Emphasis on do-it-yourself aesthetic. Original subject matter involves politics and putting down the institution. Ideology includes anti-conformity, aggression, angst, etc.
Local Punk Bands Include … Christgun The High Tops Stiff Jimmy & the Viagras Media Blitz Knock Out

Sounds like riverside

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    Sounds Like RiversideA documentary on the music,the stereotypes,the culture,and the people
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    The Origins ofRock Rock n’ Roll sound came out of African-American culture and the Blues, with artists such as Robert Johnson and Leadbelly up to Muddy Waters. Chuck Berry and Elvis Presley pioneered the sound of rock in the 1950’s, using electric guitars and youth-oriented lyrics. Also comes the “British Invasion.”
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    The 1960’s Rockin the sixties was influenced by revolutionary thinking, social issues such as the war in Vietnam and segregation, and the use of narcotics such as LSD. The sixties counterculture, in revolt against the conservative fifties, produced hippies, free concerts, and new ideas that are still controversial today.
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    The 1960’s FolkRock (Bob Dylan, Joan Baez) Acid Rock (Jefferson Airplane, Cream) Garage Rock (The Standells, The Who) Motown (Supremes, Aretha Franklin)
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    The 1970’s PunkRock (New York Dolls, Clash) Progressive Rock (Genesis, Yes) Heavy Metal (Black Sabbath) New Wave (Cure, Blondie) Also, Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, etc.
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    A BRIEF HISTORY OF METAL February 13,1970 –Black Sabbath releases their debut album, marking the beginning of metal. Other early metal bands include Judas Priest * KISS AC/DC New Wave of British Heavy metal Iron Maiden * Motorhead Def Leppard * Quiet Riot
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    Early American metal: Motley Crue * Twisted Sister Bands considered “classic metal: ” AC/DC * Judas Priest Black Sabbath * Scorpions Iron Maiden * Def Leppard
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    Divisions of MetalPower metal (Dragonforce, Steel Dragon) Black metal (Slayer,Venom,Morbid Angel) Thrash metal (Megadeth,Death Angel,Testament) German Speed metal (Sodom,Celtic Frost,Kreator) Glam metal (Cinderella,Guns N’ Roses,WASP) metalcore (Napalm Death, Bolt Thrower) Funk metal (Red Hot Chili Peppers,Fishbone) Alternative metal (Jane’s Addiction,Soundgarden) Death metal (Cannibal Corpse,Sepultura)
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    Avant-garde metal (Arcturus,Pan-thy-monium) Scandinavian Black metal (Immortal,Emperor) Doom metal (Pentagram,The Obsessed) Nu metal (Slipknot, Korn) Metallic Techno (Godflesh,Atari Teenage Riot) Rap metal (Public Enemy, Ice-t)
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    Ska’s Background Ska is a type of Jamaican music combining elements of traditional Mento and Calypso with an American Jazz and Rhythm and Blues sound It is notable for its walking bassline, shuffling, scratchlike tempo, accented guitar or piano rhythms on the offbeat and more frequently in later revivals, jazz-like horn riffs
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    Ska Musicians SkatalitesDesmond Dekker The Heptones The Specials The Toasters The Aquabats The Slackers
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    Reggae’s Background Developedin Jamaica in the 1960’s Combines elements from American Soul Music with the traditional shuffle and one-drop of Jamaican Mento/Calypso Evolved from Rocksteady, which evolved from Ska
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    Reggae Musicians BobMarley & The Wailers Peter Tosh Bunny Wailer Jimmy Cliff Burning Spear
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    Origins Began around1974-75 Term “punk rock” coined by Dave March, a music critic for Cream magazine. Originated in UK, US, and Australia. Describes not just a music genre, but is associated with an entire subculture.
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    Bands Ramones SexPistols New York Dolls The Damned The Clash
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    Sub Genres CrustHorror Punk Garage Punk Oi!
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    Sub Genres Crustpunk, also known as anarcho-punk, combines metal and punk rock. Horror punk, started by the Misfits, includes taking on a horror film persona through makeup, etc. Lyrics are horror film influenced. The “Oi!” music genre has an emphasis on not making political statements.
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    Characteristics Emphasis ondo-it-yourself aesthetic. Original subject matter involves politics and putting down the institution. Ideology includes anti-conformity, aggression, angst, etc.
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    Local Punk BandsInclude … Christgun The High Tops Stiff Jimmy & the Viagras Media Blitz Knock Out