There's antimony, arsenic, aluminum, selenium, And hydrogen and oxygen and nitrogen and rhenium, And nickel, neodymium, neptunium, germanium, And iron, americium, ruthenium, uranium, Europium, zirconium, lutetium, vanadium, And lanthanum and osmium and astatine and radium, And gold and protactinium and indium and gallium, And iodine and thorium and thulium and thallium. There's yttrium, ytterbium, actinium, rubidium, And boron, gadolinium, niobium, iridium, And strontium and silicon and silver and samarium, And bismuth, bromine, l ...

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Kool G Rap - Lyrical Dexterity. Early in his career, Kool G. Rap's hallmark was his rapid-fire, multisyllabic delivery. He trademarked the ability to rhyme the same syllables in the same combinations, though with different words, for a whole verse (16 bars long). This style is mostly apparent on the 1990 album Wanted: Dead or Alive, on such songs as "Play It Again, Polo," "Jive Talk," and "Kool is Back." The style was later adopted by Rakim and Big Daddy Kane, to lesser extents, and Big Pun who cited G. Rap as one of his biggest influences. Today many rappers use it, though few can utilize the style ...

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Kool G Rap, Kool G Rap - Trademarks, Kool G Rap - Lyrical Dexterity, Kool G Rap - Mafioso Rap, Kool G Rap - Albums, Kool G Rap - as Kool G Rap and DJ Polo, Kool G Rap - Greatest Hits and Compilations, Kool G Rap - Solo Albums, Kool G Rap - Notable Songs

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Kool G Rap - as Kool G Rap and DJ Polo. Road to the Riches (1989) All Music Guide Entry Wanted: Dead or Alive (1990) All Music Guide Entry Live and Let Die (1992) All Music Guide Entry Kool G Rap - Greatest Hits and Compilations. Killer Kuts (1994) All Music Guide Entry Rated XXX' (1996) All Music Guide Entry Best of Cold Chillin' (Greatest Hits) (2000) All Music Guide Entry Greatest Hits (solo ...

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Kool G Rap, Kool G Rap - Trademarks, Kool G Rap - Lyrical Dexterity, Kool G Rap - Mafioso Rap, Kool G Rap - Albums, Kool G Rap - as Kool G Rap and DJ Polo, Kool G Rap - Greatest Hits and Compilations, Kool G Rap - Solo Albums, Kool G Rap - Notable Songs

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Crust punk is the extreme evolution of Hardcore punk. The genre might be considered hard to listen to and very abrasive, using elements of anarcho-punk and grindcore to create a unique sound that can either be fast and leaning to grindcore, or slow and mopey and/or melodic. It was originally called stenchcore. Although not the same genre, crust is closely related to d-beat, anarcho-punk, thrashcore, black metal, and grindcore. Lyrics to crust songs tend to be dark, and based around politics and current events and even so ...

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The single, released in 1997, was co-written and co-produced by Carey and Walter Afanasieff. The song, seen as one of Carey's most personal, has autobiographical elements, as it is supposedly based on her relationship with her ex-husband, Tommy Mottola. The song was originally supposed to sound less personal. Carey had wanted it to be a house record with David Morales, and created "Fly Away (Butterfly Reprise)". However, she realized how personal the lyrics were, and how they applied to her album (later titled Butterfl ...

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Butterfly Mariah Carey song, Butterfly Mariah Carey song - Song information, Butterfly Mariah Carey song - Chart performance, Butterfly Mariah Carey song - Music video, Butterfly Mariah Carey song - Remixes, Butterfly Mariah Carey song - Official remixes/versions list, Butterfly Mariah Carey song - Charts

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The lyrics are, in Harrison's own words, "about the avalanche of thoughts that are so hard to write down or say or transmit." The frustration in the lyrics is reinforced by the song's dissonant atmosphere--a product of numerous elements, including the continuous piano chord in the background and the contrast between Harrison's modest lead vocal and Lennon and McCartney's descant harmonizing--which creates an air of uneasiness. The bridge reveals some of Harrison's thinking at the time, reducing his internal difficulties to conflicts w ...

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I Want to Tell You, I Want to Tell You - Music, I Want to Tell You - Lyrics, I Want to Tell You - Personnel, I Want to Tell You - Other versions

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Nickelback's style is best described as hard rock; no electronic sounds or DJs gueststar in their songs. The frontman Chad Kroeger is the dominant element; his vocals sustain the songs through verse and hook. The result is radio friendly hard rock with no frills; save some dubbing in a few of their songs for dramatic effect ("Figured You Out"). As many bands, Nickelback's lyrics deal mostly with either acquirring romance, the loss of romance, or the transition between love and hate in relationships. Earlier albums included songs discu ...

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Nickelback, Nickelback - History, Nickelback - Style, Nickelback - Critics, Nickelback - Members, Nickelback - Current, Nickelback - Discography, Nickelback - Albums, Nickelback - DVDs, Nickelback - Original Songs Appear On, Nickelback - Singles

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A quotation is a fragment of a human expression that has been inserted into another human expression. It is most often a written or oral fragment and in such cases it is also called a quote. This latter type of quotation is almost always taken from literature, though speech transcripts, film dialogues, and song lyrics are also common and valid sources. Besides this, a quotation can also refer to the use of a piece of other artistic works —elements of a painting, scenes from a movie or sections from a musical composition— in ...

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Quotation - Quotation classification Quotation - Reasons for using quotations Quotation - Common quotation sources Quotation - Misquotations Quotation - Quotations and the Internet

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Recorded in 2005, it consists of 9 tracks, including the two different versions of The Party Is Over. The album has strong elements of symphonic metal. The album continues in the musical vein of Lacrimosa's previous albums, in contrast to Tilo Wolff's other musical project, Snakeskin. Lyrics cover Lacrimosa's by-now standard themes of love, estrangement and loneliness. A notable exception is the last individual track, Hohelied der Liebe, a song written entirely for orchestra and choir with no rock elements at all, and with lyrics taken from St Paul's First Epistle to the Corinthians. 'Hohelied' is the Lutheran name for ...

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Lichtgestalt, Lichtgestalt - Music, Lichtgestalt - Tracklisting

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Illinois alludes to many things, events, people and places (notably Illinois itself), some of which can be further explored in this encyclopedia or on the Internet. Here is a list of references from each song. Note that this is surely not a complete list, as many references are very subtle. Also, subsequently, some references could be incorrect, as many lyrics are not entirely specific. 1. Concerning The UFO Sighting Near Highland, IL Unidentif ...

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Illinois album, Illinois album - Track listing, Illinois album - Thematic elements, Illinois album - Samples, Illinois album - Related music

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World Party's music is hard to categorise, being a tuneful but sophisticated pop and rock combination, with elements of folk, funk, R n B and soul thrown in with a lot of sound samples to give a "recycled" feel in accordance with the band's "Green" image. Wallinger sings and plays most of the instruments himself, using multitracking to create a polished studio sound. Lyrically, many of the songs feature thoughtful ...

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World Party, World Party - Origins of World Party and break up of The Waterboys, World Party - History, World Party - Discography, World Party - Albums, World Party - Singles

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Nakhi culture is largely a mixture of Tibetan and Han Chinese influences, with some indigenous elements. Nakhi - Music. Nakhi music is 500 years old, and with its mixture of literary lyrics, poetic topics, and musical styles from the Tang, Song, and Yuan dynasties, as well as some Tibetan influences, it has developed its own unique style and traits. There are three main styles: Baisha, Dongjing, and Huangjing, all using ...

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Nakhi, Nakhi - Culture, Nakhi - Music, Nakhi - Art and architecture, Nakhi - Festivals, Nakhi - Customs, Nakhi - Dress, Nakhi - Script, Nakhi - Dongba, Nakhi - Geba, Nakhi - History, Nakhi - Religion, Nakhi - Dongba, Nakhi - Lamaism

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The first wave of "pure" bubblegum came with Jerry Kasenetz and Jeff Katz - music producers who formed Super K Productions and gave the world "A Little Bit of Soul" by The Music Explosion in 1966. However, the song was closer to R&B garage band music, and missing the element of nursery rhyme/nonsense lyrics that would be introduced by staff songwriters Joey Levine and Elliot Chiprut. About a year later, they released "Yummy Yummy Yummy" a #4 hit in June, 1968 for The Ohio Express. Although The Ohio Express was a real, touring garage band ...

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Bubblegum pop, Bubblegum pop - Origins, Bubblegum pop - 1960s and 1970s, Bubblegum pop - 1980s, Bubblegum pop - 1990s, Bubblegum pop - 2000s

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Nile's music is mostly written by founding member and guitarist Karl Sanders. It combines traditional death metal with elements of Middle Eastern music, incorporating traditional Egyptian instruments into some of the songs. Nile's music is also characterized by its extreme complexity and speed, for which the band has received acknowledgement from many music fans and journalists. The lyrical content is based on Karl Sanders' interest in Egyptology as well as other ancient Middle Eastern cultures such as Mesopotamia. Lengthy sleeve note ...

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Nile band, Nile band - Biography, Nile band - Discography, Nile band - Studio releases, Nile band - Additional releases, Nile band - Side projects, Nile band - Line-up, Nile band - Former members

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Religious imagery has frequently played an important part in gothic fashion and also in song lyrics. However, many goths aspire to "free themselves from the limitations" of traditional belief systems, and express a belief in open-mindedness and diversity. One widespread misconception is that the goth subculture as a whole is represents a unified cult-like religion, when in reality there is a wide diversity of religious beliefs throughout the subculture. A large number of goths adhere to atheism or agnosticism, not wanting to commit to ...

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Goth, Goth - English usage, Goth - Origins and influences, Goth - Original subculture, Goth - Etymology and Gothic horror literature, Goth - Early influences from Gothic literature and cinema, Goth - Goth after post-punk, Goth - Later media influences, Goth - Music, Goth - Religious Elements, Goth - Popular intolerance, Goth - Cultural significance and philosophy, Goth - Tensions between individuality and conformity

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Commencing with the blistering "You're Gonna Need Someone on Your Side", the album represents a clear change in direction for Morrissey from pop to modern rock. It also features some elements of rockabilly. Some tracks from the album were lyrically controversial, although much of the controversy was stirred up by the New Musical Express, who had turned violently against Morrissey by this time. "Glamorous Glue", though a personally conflicted and ambivalent song, was accused of anti-Americanism, while the similarly ambiguous "We'll Let You Know" was accused of defending football hooliganism. For the controversy s ...

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Your Arsenal, Your Arsenal - About the album, Your Arsenal - Track listing, Your Arsenal - LP, Your Arsenal - Compact disc, Your Arsenal - People involved, Your Arsenal - Additional musicians, Your Arsenal - Technical staff

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With the formation of Dharma Pop in 1998 (previously known as Post-Apocalyptic Records), Stuart created a new business model for artists. According to Davis' website, "Dharma Pop's purpose is to create music that amplifies awareness, and the formal elements of these songs (melodies, hooks, rhythms) are a Trojan Horse, sneaking mysticism into mainstream culture." Dharma Pop consists of volunteers, who manage Davis' products, websites and performances; "Punk Monks" who promote his shows; and investors. Thus Davis has succeeded in financing a profess ...

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