Genres
This genre is categorized by androgynous fashion and big hair.
Glam
This artist is part of the 27 club and was famous for his guitar playing.
This decade was characterized by grunge and loud colors.
90's
Music featuring a rebellion of political values.
Punk
This concert was one of the most populous concerts on US soil in 1969
Woodstock
Fast political lyrics criticizing the monarchy.
Punk
Known as the fab four, this group revolutionized Rock n Roll
The Beatles
Featuring the earliest forms of rock and roll, famous for Elvis and Chuck Berry
50's
Plain clothes, plaid, and ripped jeans characterize this genres style.
Grunge
This event in 1994 began the grunge decline.
Death of Kurt Cobain
This musical genre evolved independently in Seattle.
Grunge
This group almost singlehandedly put grunge on the map.
Nirvana
The British Invasion
60's
Denim, long hair, and escapist ideals categorize this genre.
NWOBHM
The concert is considered one of the greatest of all time.
Queen - Live Aid
Featuring styles verging on experimental and extreme critique of societal norms.
Avant-Garde
This artist is part of a group with Megadeath, Metallica, and Slayer.
Anthrax
Featuring a return to American traditional values.
80's
Free flowing clothing, self expression, and a sense of love describe these people.
Hippies
This event began the British Invasion
The Beatles - Ed Sullivan Show
Thrash
This group has an album that syncs up with the Wizard of Oz, by coincidence or planning?
Pink Floyd
The epitome of expression of self and self freedoms.
70's
A music centered on musical expression featuring call and response themes.
Blues
This is refered to as "The day the music died"
February 3rd 1959 - Plane crash killing Buddy Holly, Richie Valens, and "Big Bopper" J.P Richardson