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no!!!!!!!!!!! it might look like it but no probley they kind of tried to copy the devil star but its not the same slipknot is not devil worshippers

No they have used the Pentagram and other pagan symbols, but do NOT worship the Devil.

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Elvis Presley last Hollywood film was released in 1969 and it was "Change of Habit". Though he did a documentary on his touring life in the early 1970's. Entitled... "Elvis on Tour"..

No... Jason Mraz is a guy named Jason Mraz. He's not a Christian singer. His style is often compared with Jack Johnson, but I'd say more soul.

Annie is a practicing Psychologist in Aspen. His son Zachary , his daughter Anna Kate owns a Bed and Breakfast with her husband in New Zealand and his youngest daughter Jesse Belle from his second marriage lives in Sydney Australia with her mother. She attended Art School.

If you are talking about ones that both are in the business or which ones in general.

The Cadillac he bought for his mother was originally blue, but had it re-sprayed pink.

the byrds I thought it was Nickelback, but then again, those songs both have rock star in the names! My bad? The title for the byrds song is "So You Want To Be A Rock and Roll Star". The byrds did it well, but listen to the cover by Tom Petty, who used the Rickenbacher 12 string to get the sound exactly.

In Dawson, Georgia.

Tommy Roe in 1969

Simple Minds

J'Anna Jacoby.

Rock n Roll in the 1950s is hard to categorise - it ranges from stuff sounding more like the (earlier) Rhythm and Blues through country music with added rockin' pep, and on to the less meaty 'pop' styles. If you mean the stuff like say Elvis' Hound Dog, or Jerry Lee Lewis 'Great Balls of Fire' you will find that contemporary 'Rock' has a much more prevalent drum amongst other things. The Rock n Roll records of the 1950s featured drumming which did not cover the music as much as contemporary Rock does. Also the vocals are often much more 'forward' - more distinct than in contemporary Rock. Other things were different - such as the idea of soloistic passages (sax or piano or guitar) that most 1950s Rock n Roll records have. This is more akin to jazz - where everyone takes a solo. Also, the subject matter is usually confined to 'getting a girl' or cars, or having a good time, rather than some of the more cerebral stuff found in modern Rock. It is important to look at who plays this music....in the 50s it was often played by guys who were very used to performing music, and also crossover jazz players featured strongly. Modern Rock is much more likely to be played guys who have come from a completely different source. A lot of today's music is studio conceived. This was unheard of in the 50s. Also, most 50s Rock 'n' Roll records are pretty much 'live'...what you here is how the music was played in the studio (sometimes with overdubs after the session). Music is just not recorded like that anymore. In addition, today's Rock music is able to be played/promoted etc with very little resources. In the 50s that would have been virtually impossible - therefore the roost back then tended to be ruled by the big wigs and older generation of the music industry. There was no young vibrant outlet. Even if there was, it would have been stamped upon or exploited. But perhaps the most important difference (to a fan...) is the 'feel' of the recordings. It seems that it it is impossible to recapture that. I have never heard anything post 1958-odd that matches that. Not even when recorded on apparently authentic recording equipment.

No,very much alive;he merely retired from Moodies.Has gout I believe.

He suffered from health problems for a number of years and found managing it difficult while on tour (the band have an extensive tour schedule). He had planned to retire on his sixtieth birthday and left the band on 31st December 2004.

The only band member to have died, also in 2004, was original bassist Clint Warwck (born Albert Eccles).

It's used to evolve some species of Pokemon. If a Poliwhirl is given a King's Rock as a held item and then traded, it will evolve into a Politoed. If a Slowpoke is given a King's Rock to hold and traded, it will become a Slowking. I think those are the only two evolutions the King's Rock can be used for, but I may have forgotten some.hi or seadrea you can also evolve a seadra into a kingdra with the king's rock. note: u use the dragon scale to elvolve seadra connect the king's rock to slowpoke or poliwhirl then trade it

In My Opinion, The 1970'S Was The Best Decade For Rock & Roll.

Some important rock and roll artist of the 1970's and 1980's include Jimmy Hendrix, AC/DC, Led Zeppelin, and KISS. These band changed the way the world viewed rock and roll.

Pink Floyd -Apex

Yes, more than once. He performed there in the early years of his solo career. His last concert was at Memorial Auditorium on the campus of Bemidji State College in either 1970 or 1971 during the time he was becoming a major performance draw. Prior to that he had also performed at the Newman Center where musicians performed in the downstairs. I personally attended his performances there while a student at BSC.

Try some Young Jeezy -"Put On", Gorrila Zoe -"Man I", Kid Cudi-" Day and Night", Ludacris- "Blueberry Yum Yum" and "Ultimate Satisfaction", Turf Talk- "Super Sik Wit It", oh and Gorrilaz- "Clint Eastwood" these songs all BUMP!!!
It's either Super Bass,Did it on Em,Romans Revenge,Bottoms Up,My Chick Bad,and Look at Me Now.

Ballard Hudson Senior High in Macon Ga.