Almost all of us know who Rachel is, the star in the hit TV series Friends, and what her hair looked like. It was a simple cut that framed the face nicely, with blond highlights over her light brown hair. The Rachel was the cut to get for years, and no matter how Rachel had her hair cut everyone wanted it. From her shoulder-length, choppy layered bob, to her long, straight layers.

It was as if people were compelled to get The Rachel. That way they would be a part of the crowd just like everyone else. Hair may not have been huge in height, but it was definitely a huge time of following the stars. What was seen in Hollywood on a celebrity was the number one hairstyle for everyone else around the globe.

Here are some great cover songs that have been done in the last couple of years. Before her untimely death Amy Winehouse did a cover of Leslie Gore’s “It’s My Party.” My Morning Jacket recently covered Buddy Holly’s “True Love Ways.” The rock genre often embraces the love of the cover song. One of the best, more recent, rock cover songs is Seether’s cover of George Micheal’s “Careless Whisper.” R&B artists often sample songs, making somewhat of a cover song. One of the most recent of these that is worth a listen is The Black Eyed Peas doing “The Time,” a rendition of “(I’ve Had) The Time of My Life” from the movie Dirty Dancing.

As a rule, most of the popular American television shows of the past were consecrated with a catchy theme song. Just a few of the original TV shows that are known for their unforgettable theme songs include ‘The Waltons,’ ‘I love Lucy,’ ‘Married with Children,’ ‘The Mary Tyler Moore Show’ ‘Little House on the Prairie’ ‘All in the Family’ ‘Lavern and Shirley’ ‘Everybody Loves Raymond’ ‘Friends’ ‘The West Wing’ and ‘Happy Days.’

The newest generations are clueless to what they are missing when it comes to great television theme songs. The current production of television has greatly changed, and the symbolic theme songs of classic American TV have been replaced with credits, words and opening scenes set to background notes of music. Only television viewers of mature generations can relate to iconic television theme songs.

The first popular theme song that is stuck in many people’s heads is the memorable tune from “The Andy Griffith Show.” Even though it contains no lyrics, only whistling, the tune is so catchy that virtually every man, woman, and child has attempted to replicate it since the shows airing in 1960. The show may have ended in the year 1968, but, the song, composed and whistled by Earle Hagen, still can be heard on a regular basis today.

The next theme song from television that is still stuck in people’s heads is the opening song for the show “Hill Street Blues.” Even though the show dealt with serious issues facing the lives of police officers, the tune itself had a calm and pleasant sound to it. The theme song, written by Mike Post, climbed to number ten on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart. It has even been been featured at the end of the new Mario Kart game, which proves it has stood the test of time.

The theme song from “Cheers” is the next popular television tune that people still play over and over in their heads to this day. Many people share the sentiments of the lyrics in the song about sometimes wanting to get away to go to a place “where everybody knows your name.” Even though the bar called “Cheers” was the place the song was more than likely referring to, listeners mentally replace the place of escape with any place that they feel welcomes them there.

Emo (short of emotional) is in the punk and rock family in terms of music but people who claim to be emo are more interested in music that delves into the emotional state of mind and is more emotionally expressive. The music is a reflection of the lifestyle more or less. People who tout themselves as Emo are generally very emotionally candid, introverted, quiet, sensitive, and overall are very in touch with their emotions. They do not fight against it, instead Emos embrace it. Outwardly, they can be regarded as sad and depressed and many are, as suicide, death, unrequited love, and emotional instability are common themes with music, but for the most part Emos do no shy away from expressing their feelings even if it makes others uncomfortable.

Outsiders regard Emos as exaggerating the problems of life, overly-dramatic, and attention seeking.

When you have your music stored on an MP3 device, you don’t have to worry about physical media. You can simply transfer the file via USB or some other form of connection. MP3 files can even be transferred through a wireless connection.

Yet another advantage MP3s have over CDs is that they don’t scratch and skip. Hearing your favorite song start to skip can be very annoying. CDs have to be handled with care and cleaned frequently. Even a little dirt and dust can interfere with them playing properly. You can place 1000 MP3 songs on a single USB stick and never have to worry about any of the songs sticking or having to clean the USB stick.The information party rocks on: Isostick aims to put multiple operating systems on your keyring

When you have your music stored on an MP3 device, you don’t have to worry about physical media. You can simply transfer the file via USB or some other form of connection. MP3 files can even be transferred through a wireless connection.

Yet another advantage MP3s have over CDs is that they don’t scratch and skip. Hearing your favorite song start to skip can be very annoying. CDs have to be handled with care and cleaned frequently. Even a little dirt and dust can interfere with them playing properly. You can place 1000 MP3 songs on a single USB stick and never have to worry about any of the songs sticking or having to clean the USB stick.

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