Rock Music

Steel is an alloy consisting mainly of iron, which is metal, but not heavy metal. Heavy metal means toxic metals like mercury, lead, plutonium and uranium

Rock. Eric Clapton's genre since the mid-'70s would be considered southern blues/roots rock -- he was influenced by The Band's Music from the Big Pink. Blues, Blues/Rock, Psychedelic Rock. It depends on the time

They're jealous of his awesomeness and his good looks.

The original line of Queen was

Freddie Mercury,

Brian May,

John Deacon,

Roger Taylor.

With the death of Freddie Mercury, the band took some time off and reformed with Paul Rodgers as lead singer apart from john deacon

Paul Rodgers past bands include Free, Bad Company and The Law.

It's a form of one's own opinion, but Three Days Grace is more popular.

No, he does not. In his younger days, he was one of many musicians who smoked cigarettes. But as he got older, married, and had kids, he wanted very much to quit smoking cigarettes; and encouraged by his family, he was finally able to break the habit.

Mike Shinoda:

The Glue

Shinnizzle

Spike Minoda

Chester Bennington

Chester The Molester

Chazzy Chaz

The Chemist

Joe Hahn

Mr. Hahn

Daddy Hahn

Remy

Rob Bourdon

Powerhouse

Dave Farrell

Phoenix

The Phoenix

Brad Delson

Big Bad Brad

BBB

The first music CD's were made available for purchase in October 1982. I believe they were first sold in Japan by Sony. =) === ===

Yes, and It's "My Chemical Romance" Not "Your Chemical Romance".

How come everyone keeps saying that?

EDIT: because the OA didn't specify: they came to Memphis, Tennessee on May 2, 2008 for the Beale Street Music Festival. that's the only TN date i know of, but I'm sure there's more.

There is no exact tempo of rock music or any kind of music. It all depends on the song if you have music it should say something like allegro or leggiero. That's the tempo of the song. If you have a music instructer ask him about it if not your screwed.

Also a very good discussion forum on Sunshine plus one of the original band member's input here: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0070751/ answer to what move used song called sunshine on my shoulder/

it was called sunshine , back in 1973 about a woman dying of cancer, and a little girl. i have been looking for this movie for so many years. can;'t find it anywhere. a real tear jerker. Kate Hayden (Christina Raines) is a young mother who learns she has terminal cancer in her leg and must have it removed or die. She decides she cannot live without her leg and refuses to have it removed. As she is dying, she leaves words of wisdom for her young daughter on a cassette recorder so her daughter wont forget her. Her husband, Sam (Cliff De Young) is a struggling musician who reluctantly supports her decision as he watches her deteriorate day by day.

"A White Sport Coat" was a huge hit for Marty Robbins in 1957. Robbins is rightfully remembered as a country singer, but he had several crossover hits which sold well to the pop market, beginning with this one. In 1957 rock & roll was in its infancy and rockabilly was one of the seminal forces that shaped the genre. Marty Robbins, like several of his traditional country contemporaries sold well to the rock & roll market during these times. The list of primarily country artists with big hits on Top 40 radio is, of course, much too exhaustive to try and quantify here, but it starts with Elvis (yes, Elvis) and moves on to Carl Perkins, Sonny James, Guy Mitchell, "Tennessee" Ernie Ford, Don Chrrry, Ferlin Husky, Conway Twitty, and Stonewall Jackson, to name but a few. Mercifully, this trend of pure country crossovers did not contine. Unfortunately, however, rockabilly, with its energy and innovation, died along with it. More's the pity.

The original was dedicated to Marilyn Monroe (or Norma Jean) and the 1997 version was dedicated to Princess Diana. He also dedicated the original to Ryan White on April 7, 1990, a day before Ryan died.

For now I only remember two styles, but the first was Mento, a traditional Jamaican folk style of music. The one that followed after that was Ska music that was brought back as unwanted records from America to Jamaica. I remember that the style after Ska music was a combination of Mento and Ska music, but I can't remember what it's called.

Hope this helps!

In the UK it was Lee Marvin with Wandrin' Star

'SexyBack' by Justin Timberlake featuring Timbaland spent seven (7) weeks in the number one position on the 2006 Billboard charts.

He has so so many and he's always getting new ones, so no one really knows unless he counts them himself.

yes a dog she named Maf. Frank Sinatra gave it to her

For Edinburgh, June 22nd, I'm pretty sure it's Val Verde. Seem pretty good :D

I really have no idea, but this story reeks of "urban myth". Check with Snopes; their information is apparently reliable.

I believe it was badly damaged, so badly dental records didn't work, and he had to be identified by fingerprints, but this seems like an urban myth, as Emdrgeg said.

According to the website "findadeath", 75% of his head was missing, along with various other body parts. They tried to recover what parts they could, but the bag they had the recovered body parts in weighed 128 lbs. According to the author on that website, this information came from the medical examiner's report.

He went to Fairfield High formally known as Andrew Warde High School in Fairfield, CT.

The song "Rock around the clock" was written by Jimmy De Knight in 1952 but was successfully released in 1954 by Bill Haley and The Comets in 1954.

The movie "Rock around the clock" featuring Bill Haley and The Comets was released in 1956.

Yes, he will be in a movie in late 2011 called "New Years Eve"

yes he is in the rock and roll hall of fame on January 17 1996 at the 11th annual inducted dinner Madonna and David byrne are his presenters