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What is a proto-romantic?

In, Proto-Romantic usually refers to the generation of musicians between the Classical era (Mozart, Haydn) and the Romantic Era (Schumann, Mendelssohn). Some Proto-romantic composers are Czerny and Hummel. Chopin and Beethoven both fit the time period, but no one typically calls them by that term because they are both so famous on their own. In that sense, proto-romantic usually refers to the lesser composers that were writing in the very early part of the 19th century.


Song with the beginning I am the god of hell fire and bring you fire?

This is from Fire by Crazy World of Arthur Brown. Released in mid 60s, charted, proto-heavy rock.


How did the hammer gets its name?

The word "hammer" originates from the Old English term "hamor," which is related to similar words in other Germanic languages, such as the Old High German "hamar." Its roots can be traced back to the Proto-Germanic "hamaraz," which is believed to derive from the Proto-Indo-European root "ḱem-" meaning "to strike." Over time, the term evolved, leading to its current form in modern English. The name reflects the tool's primary function: to strike or pound objects.


What rock 'n' roll songs were there in the 1940s?

There were no rock 'n' roll songs in the 1940s. The birth of rock 'n' roll music happened in the mid-1950s. Rock 'n Roll is held to have been born when Rock Around the Clock became the national #1 in June of 1955. But there was plenty of Proto-Rock in the Late Forties. Check out Wynonie Harris, he was probably the best of the bunch. And the Proto-Rock of the early Fifties, like Jackie Branston, The Crows, and The Chords, is quite good, and well worth a listen.


What is the origin of the word evil?

The modern english term evil is closely related to the Old English yfel, the german Ubel, and the Dutch euvel. These words are all believed to originate from proto-germanic. All other mentions of the word evil are of German origin as well.