Doctor Q
Jun 8, 2004, 12:31 PM
Rolling Stone Magazine is celebrating the 50-year anniversary of what they consider the birth of Rock & Roll (Elvis Presley at the Sun Studio in 1954) with special issues, one with the cover story Fifty Moments That Changed the History of Rock & Roll (http://www.rollingstone.com/news/story?id=6085455). The editors said they focused on universal moments "that changed the way all of us listen to music and see the world".
One of their 50 picks is the iPod, which they rightly describe as of 2003 as a "cultural phenomenon".
Other events on their list:
Elvis Presley at Sun Studio in 1954
James Brown at the Apollo in 1962
Dylan Goes Electric in 1965
The Doors at the Whisky in 1966
Making Sgt. Pepper in 1967
Woodstock in 1969
The Stones in Exile in 1972
Led Zep Rule the U.S. in 1973
Springsteen Breaks Out in 1975
The Death of John Lennon in 1980
Madonna at the VMAs in 1984
N. W.A. Outta Compton ion 1989
Nirvana's Punk Revolution in 1991
Eminem's Says His Name in 1998
Teen Pop Takes Off in 2000
If anybody has a copy of the article, plase tell us what the iPod description says.
One of their 50 picks is the iPod, which they rightly describe as of 2003 as a "cultural phenomenon".
Other events on their list:
Elvis Presley at Sun Studio in 1954
James Brown at the Apollo in 1962
Dylan Goes Electric in 1965
The Doors at the Whisky in 1966
Making Sgt. Pepper in 1967
Woodstock in 1969
The Stones in Exile in 1972
Led Zep Rule the U.S. in 1973
Springsteen Breaks Out in 1975
The Death of John Lennon in 1980
Madonna at the VMAs in 1984
N. W.A. Outta Compton ion 1989
Nirvana's Punk Revolution in 1991
Eminem's Says His Name in 1998
Teen Pop Takes Off in 2000
If anybody has a copy of the article, plase tell us what the iPod description says.
