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3 Types of Art Rock

  • Simple form - Used some instruments from the orchestra.

  • A more complex style - Created by classically trained composers who wrote multimovement works.

  • Experimental - Based on ideas from works of contemporary composers of avant-garde and electronic music.

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Moody Blues

Used a full orchestra in their songs.

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Genesis

Used elaborate stage acts but not androgynous sexuality which was

Glamor rock.

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Jethro Tull

Used a flute as a major solo instrument.

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Flutter Tonguing

Rolling the 'r' while playing an instrument.

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Yes

Created classically structured music that included full group vocal harmonies.

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Robert Fripp

Melded together avant-garde electronics and jazz. He worked with Brian Eno.

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Emerson Lake and Palmer

Wrote songs in multimovement format.

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Pink Floyd

Used minimalism and sound effects in their music like "Money" using cash registers.

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Frank Zappa

American who paralleled many of the avant-garde characteristics and experimentation of the British Art rock musicians.

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David Bowie

He created a character for himself, Ziggy Stardust and dressed androgynously.

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Elton John

His flamboyant dress with elaborate stage performances. He wore high platform shoes and sparkly sunglasses of every imaginable shape and played rock piano.

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Queen

Heavy metal flavored guitar lines with overdubbed guitar parts and close 4 part harmony.

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Hard Rock

It is more connected to blues and folk roots. They sang ballads as well as singing loud songs.

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Cream

Used a bass riff that influenced hard rock.

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Steppenwolf

Was a stronger rock than the music of the singer/songwriter period but without the hostile sound of heavy metal.

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Pat Benatar

An important female hard rock singer.

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Bon Jovi

Used a positive message in their songs.

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Heavy Metal

It is concentrated on screaming often obscured lyrics. The audiences were more caught up in the power of the sound.

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Led Zeppelin

Helped define the heavy metal sound.

They also used Celtic folk traditions in their music.

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Iron Butterfly

An American heavy metal band that used an electric organ as their main instrument.

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Van Halen

Used artificial harmonics and innovative slurring and hammering patterns to create sound effects new to rock guitar.

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Rush

Used meter changes and key changes with their songs.

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Velvet Underground

They recited Reed's poems to simple and repetitious melodies and started the punk rock movement.

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Iggy Pop and the Stooges

He acted out by hitting himself with his microphone. He started the early self-destructive image in the punk movement.

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New York Dolls

Were 5 men who wore lipstick and stacked heels, were basically in "drag."

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Patti Smith

Combined the musical simplicity of the Velvet Underground with gutsy energetic vocals and a pounding punk beat.

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Ramones

They wrote very simple, fast high energy music with monotone vocals. Most of their songs lasted 2 minutes or less.

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Devo

They had a clean electronic sound and sang emotionless like a robot.

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Cars

Combined the unemotional vocals, the pounding beat of punk with Chuck Berry influenced guitar sounds and an angular version of rhythm and blues beat.

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Elvis Costello

He projected an arrogant, yet insecure image and the songs production were clean sounding, not wildly distorted.

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Skatelites

An instrumental group that included a brass section, a woodwind section, rhythms section with 2 guitarist, 3 keyboard players, one bass player and 3 percussionists.

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Bob Marley

He brought reggae international recognition.

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Police

A British punk band became interested in reggae. Much of the music after the reggae influence used a mixture of pop, rock and reggae.

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Funk

Polyrhythms between bass, drums and horn section, a syncopated bass line, short vocal phrases.

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James Brown

He started the funk music style.

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Sly and the Family Stone

They use an electronic fuzz tone and they also stress all 4 beats avoiding the rock backbeat.

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Street Funk

Use a variety of percussion instruments like bongos, congas and tambourines. It has a party atmosphere which includes whistles and conversational vocals.

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Earth, Wind and Fire

A street funk band that used a gentle vocal sound and sang high pitches.

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Barry White

A singer with a deep, lush voice who sang disco style songs.

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Donna Summer

A singer who's record producer from the eurodisco style, used the Moog synthesizer to create funky, electronic timbres.

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Video Killed the Radio Star

The first video to be shown on MTV.

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Depeche Mode

The electronic band that has become one of the longest-lived and most successful band to have emerged from New Wave.

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Christopher Cross

He is the only artist to receive all of the

"Big Four" Grammy Awards (Best Record, Song, Album and New Artist).

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U2

They did not stress solo styles of individual instrumentalist but instead worked together to craft a thick instrumental timbre to which vocals were added.

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Smiths

Guitarist and songwriter Johnny Marr layered the guitar tracks and provided full but catchy support for the vocals.

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Cure

The group played catchy guitar lines and a rhythmically pumping bass as a danceable accompaniment for songs that were often about loneliness.