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PERFORMED IDENTITIES: HEAVY METAL MUSICIANS BETWEEN 1984 and 1991 Bradley C. Klypchak a Dissertation Submitted to the Graduate
PERFORMED IDENTITIES: HEAVY METAL MUSICIANS BETWEEN 1984 AND 1991 Bradley C. Klypchak A Dissertation Submitted to the Graduate College of Bowling Green State University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY May 2007 Committee: Dr. Jeffrey A. Brown, Advisor Dr. John Makay Graduate Faculty Representative Dr. Ron E. Shields Dr. Don McQuarie © 2007 Bradley C. Klypchak All Rights Reserved iii ABSTRACT Dr. Jeffrey A. Brown, Advisor Between 1984 and 1991, heavy metal became one of the most publicly popular and commercially successful rock music subgenres. The focus of this dissertation is to explore the following research questions: How did the subculture of heavy metal music between 1984 and 1991 evolve and what meanings can be derived from this ongoing process? How did the contextual circumstances surrounding heavy metal music during this period impact the performative choices exhibited by artists, and from a position of retrospection, what lasting significance does this particular era of heavy metal merit today? A textual analysis of metal- related materials fostered the development of themes relating to the selective choices made and performances enacted by metal artists. These themes were then considered in terms of gender, sexuality, race, and age constructions as well as the ongoing negotiations of the metal artist within multiple performative realms. Occurring at the juncture of art and commerce, heavy metal music is a purposeful construction. Metal musicians made performative choices for serving particular aims, be it fame, wealth, or art. These same individuals worked within a greater system of influence. Metal bands were the contracted employees of record labels whose own corporate aims needed to be recognized. -
Class of 2018 Graduates Say Farewell (See Pg 22)
Cornhusker Impressions for alumni and friends of the University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Dentistry Class of 2018 graduates say farewell (see pg 22) Meet Xiaoxi ‘Sophie’ Cui, the first China Scholar to graduate from the College of Dentistry (see pg 24) Spring 2018 From the Dean Dear Friends and Colleagues, You may notice that this issue of Impressions is a bit larger than previous issues. Moving forward, we have decided to publish two print issues annually (instead of three). At the same time, we have started a monthly electronic newsletter, “News Bites”. If you have not received our electronic newsletter and would like to, please make sure to send your preferred email address to [email protected]. Our electronic newsletter will keep you up- to-date on a more frequent basis and includes videos and other regular columns not featured in Impressions. We have much to celebrate in this issue, including faculty members achieving major service anniversaries, new faculty leaders, and the story of how several of our faculty have made an academic career – a new career (story on page 16)! Dr. Day had the idea of being an academician for many years, eventually seeking out teaching courses to prepare her for the transition; for Dr. Zalewski, it meant pursuing an idea of being a teacher in his profession. Dr. Robin Hattervig took the leap after hosting fourth-year dental students in his practice, while Dr. Bokemper decided to “test the waters” before diving into a new career. Regardless of their journeys, we are delighted to have them on board and making significant contributions to our academic endeavors! Additionally, our teaching continues to evolve. -
Bullet for My Valentine to Return to U.S. in May in Support of New Album Venom
BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE TO RETURN TO U.S. IN MAY IN SUPPORT OF NEW ALBUM VENOM (Download Hi-Res Artwork Here) NEW ALBUM, VENOM, OUT NOW ON RCA RECORDS (New York – February 29, 2016) UK metal band Bullet For My Valentine will return to the U.S. for a second invasion in May in support of their recently released album, VENOM. Special guests will include Asking Alexandria and Cane Hill on select dates. The tour will start in Jacksonville, FL on April 30th at Welcome To Rockville festival and will wrap up in San Antonio on May 29th at River City Rockfest. “Attention Army of Noise U.S.! We haven't even left your country yet, but we're super excited to announce that we're coming back to the U.S this May for another run of shows on our Venom World Tour 15/16. We're gonna be hitting a ton of places we couldn't get to this time around so make sure you get yourself our new BFMV App to check and see if we’re coming to a town near you. Thank you and we'll see you all very soon.” – Matt Tuck Bullet For My Valentine Fan Club and VIP pre-sale ticketing will start on Tuesday, March 1st at 10:00AM (local time) and general on sale tickets will be available on March 4th at 10:00AM (local time) at http://www.bulletformyvalentine.com/live/. Fan Club pre-sale tickets will be available exclusively through Bullet For My Valentine’s new App, which is available for download for Android and iOS now at http://bulletformyvalentine.com/app. -
For Immediate Release Eye Empire to Release Debut
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE EYE EMPIRE TO RELEASE DEBUT DOUBLE ALBUM IMPACT ON JUNE 19, 2012 UPCOMING FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH & VOLBEAT DATES NEW YORK, NY (May 1, 2012) – After spending the last year and a half on the road developing their songs and live following Eye Empire will release their debut album Impact worldwide on June 19 th . However, in a bold move, the band’s debut will be a double CD set. Impact features 19 studio recordings, three acoustic performances and two live cuts of crowd favorites. The album will be released by Bulldog Productions, and distributed by Vertusent / RED. The origin of Eye Empire began in 2007 when Corey Lowery (Stuck Mojo/Stereomud/Dark New Day) and B.C. Kochmit (Switched) began to collaborate on songs. After a couple of years of writing and searching for the right voice, Donald Carpenter (Submersed) joined the group in October of 2009, followed by former Texas Hippie Coalition drummer Ryan Bennett. The band’s debut album runs the gamut of sounds from the aggressive opener “I Pray,” to the melodic crossover future smashes “More Than Fate,” and “Last One Home.” It’s clear upon one listen to Impact that Eye Empire knows how to write a hook and rock it out. There is a running theme through the album of “Love, Respect, Support,” and this philosophy has been the band’s operating mantra. Track one on Impac t, “I Pray” began receiving major airplay on SiriusXM’s Octane channel way before the band had even finished their album. Additionally multiple commercial radio stations across the country supported the track. -
Donald Tarlton and Bruce Allen
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TINTAIR Mobilisation After World War II
' ... '1 , WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 190t |0anrlfp0tpr Eopnitte IfproUi A Chest X-Ray Costs You Nothing—Have Your Chest Checked Today! Armge Dslly-Net Press Run Lights Placed Fifty*fifth Wedding Anniversary State Official The Weather A b o u t T o w n For tho Week Ending FotMMt M O. a. W etker Buriuu No Herald Novomber 18, 1950 At PTA Meet ^ **1-1 A il Ylldajr. olondsr, Hght abowoiu hi Hr. iad Ml*. Agr Xud of Tomorrow At Crossings Ootani Rood lift tA sr 10,133 •ftomoon rlionglagtonnowDqnulh iMod, N. Jr^ whiTi tSwy wUI be ihu oveulag: coMcr, hlkb ncor.SS; Nomber ot tko Audit tonigbt, now ■qunlln and much fU M U o f Mr. and Mra. O corfi E- Steele's in Bolton to Be Dr. LaVeme Strong Ad* ooldor; lowMt aboot 18. Htrach of ISO Woodaido Avo., that No issue of the Manchester Buieua o f ClrcnlutkmD Manchester— A City o j VUIage Charm dty, o w r Thankaglvinr. and be Evening Herald will be Protected by Red dresses Members of the II mint at the wedding of tbeir published tomorrow, MO. Douglaa H. Rand and Mias Flashing Signals Washington School D onthy Jane Hlraeh. Saturday at Thanksgiving Day. VOL. LXX, NO. 48 (CtaaftM admtWug ae Fufu 1 8 ) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1950 (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS four o’clock in the rirat Preaby- New Haven, Nov. 22 — Four Dr. LaVeme Strong, state read terlan CSiurch. Ridgewood. Other highway grade croaaings on the ing consultant, who addressed the relatives and friends will leave oi^ New Haven Railroad’s Hartford- Washington Parent-Teacher Asao- Saturday to attend the ceremony" Wllllmantlc line have been equip Holiday Death Mercury May [ Unhappy Search in Train Wreck and reception to follow at the ped with flashing light type of clation at Its meeting last eve Dewey Blasts Road Ridgewood Rika Club. -
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 18, 2014 SIX SONGS FROM
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 18, 2014 SIX SONGS FROM CHIODOS' APRIL 1 RELEASE DEVIL NOW AVAILABLE FOR INSTANT GRATIFICATION TO ALL FANS PRE-ORDERING NEW ALBUM Band Premieres "Under Your Halo" Video wih USA Today, Which Can Be Screened Here: http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/music/2014/03/17/chiodos-under-your-halo- premiere/6540281/ Davison, Michigan --- Six songs from Chiodos' April 1 release DEVIL are now available for instant gratification to all fans who pre-order the new album here: http://georiot.co/DEVIL . The final track available for download pre-street date, "Under Your Halo," premieres on USAToday.com and can be streamed here: http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/music/2014/03/17/chiodos-under-your-halo- premiere/6540281/ . Chiodos and the band's new imprint drk/lght records in partnership with Razor & Tie launched this innovative digital pre-order initiative with individual videos for each of the songs hitting the Internet simultaneously to the tracks being made available to their significant fan base. The pre-order has delivered a chart position that has remained in the Top 200 at iTunes each week since the initiative began with "Why The Munsters Matter" and "Ole Fishlips Is Dead Now" on February 25. Subsequently "3AM," "Duct Tape," "Behvis Bullock" and now "Under Your Halo" have been released. The final week prior to the album's street date will see an additional six videos for the other compositions on the album premiered. Drummer Derrick Frost shares, "The idea of instant gratification tracks in my opinion is revolutionary. It not only keeps the listener engaged, but rewards them for supporting the artist as well. -
Complete Issue
new mexico architectnre march-april 1976 $1.00 - - - -.=Gk.g~ - -- THE MASONIC TEMPLE IN LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO by Louise Harris Iven . ~ Jerry Golfe Photo col. 18 no. 2 march-april 1976 • new mexico architecture In this Issue- Louise Harris Ivers continues to supply us with documentation on the historic buildings in Los Vegas, N. M. Beginning on page 9 is the architectural bockground of the Ma NMA News 9 sonic Temple. Previously she has Letters to the Editor, detailed the history of the Charles Mr. Yuk and the New Mexico Ilfeld Building of 1890-91 (March/ Poison and Drug Center April 1970 NMAl ond the Casta neda Hotel of I897- 1898 (May / June 1974 NMAl. The Masonic Temple in Las Vegas, N. M. 15 o o o o -Louise Harri s Ivers Coming- Poland . Well beyond the expected 1976 Roster-New Mexico Society of Architects 11 deadline, the May/June issue will be my report on a fascinating trip to Poland to see their efforts ond ac 1976 Roster-New Mexico Chapter complishments in the world of his toric preservation. The report is American Society of Interior Designers 14 longer by for than anticipoted, so the May/June issue will be thicker by many pages. I only hope that it Index to Advertisers 22 doesn't bore you. A CORRECTION In the January/February 1976 is sue of NMA, a mistake in contractor credit was made in the Crego Block Company Advertisement.The LEMB KE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY of (Cove r- from THE TRIUMPH OF MAXIMILIAN I-Burgkmair) Albuquerque should have been list ed as the General Contractor. -
Tool, Avenged Sevenfold, Alice in Chains, a Perfect Circle Godsmack, Stone Sour, Breaking Benjamin & Stone Temple Pilots
Tool, Avenged Sevenfold, Alice In Chains, A Perfect Circle Godsmack, Stone Sour, Breaking Benjamin & Stone Temple Pilots Lead Lineup For 12 th Annual Rock On The Range May 18, 19 & 20 At MAPFRE Stadium In Columbus, Ohio The 12 th annual Rock On The Range returns to MAPFRE Stadium in Columbus, OH Friday, May 18, Saturday, May 19 and Sunday, May 20 with its most power-packed lineup to date. America’s largest and most acclaimed rock festival features nearly 60 bands on three stages, led by Tool, Avenged Sevenfold, and Alice In Chains, also featuring Godsmack, A Perfect Circle, Stone Sour, Breaking Benjamin, Three Days Grace, Stone Temple Pilots, Machine Gun Kelly, The Used, Bullet For My Valentine, Black Veil Brides, and many more. Many of the biggest names in rock will be joined by some of rock’s most exciting up-and-coming talent such as Greta Van Fleet , Code Orange, Power Trip , and New Years Day . Rock On The Range also showcases rock’s favorite comedians in the ROTR Rolling Rock Comedy Tent , and the festival includes various onsite experiences during the three-day weekend. The 2018 comedian lineup will be announced in early 2018. Rock On The Range continues to grow year after year and draws attendees from around the world. 2017 was the festival’s biggest year to date with a crowd of 135,000 in attendances; tickets sold out just a month after going sale, marking the festival’s fifth consecutive advance sell-out. Rock On The Range General Admission and VIP tickets (including layaway options), as well as Hotel and Camping Packages are on sale now at www.RockOnTheRange.com . -
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1986 FACE THlRlV-SIX r Averaie Daily Nat Praaa Ron Tito Wfatlwr iS iim rl;p0ter lEv^nins l^rraUi ? « r Um WeMt HnfUd OeSebw t. ises Fsreeaet ad 0. ItmOOm Herbert Kingsbury, eon of Mr. Member* of the Legion Aux Shir, net tm mat MMglA m About Town and M n. H0|;^rt Kingsbury of iliary are Invited to a Joint In- 14,452 4A6BI pwMr SMM « DurMn St. la a committee Btallatlon of Thompeonville Poet iiatirhwtpr lEtrmttm Bpralii mam, y to. Th* Om>r Shrin* Club derree MeaeNr eC « m AnM BMrrmr. Mgh SB-Ill tMin will have a rehearsal to chairman for the Danbury State and Unit No. 164 Saturday at morrow nlirht at 7:30 In the College annual FVUl Weekend 7:30 p.m. at the Polish National Ifewefcester 4 CUy of Vittaga Charm small lodfe -room at the Ma Nov. 4 to 6. He is a senior mu Home, Uhurch St., Thompson- sic education 'student. He will viUe. sonic Temple in prepartlon for (CtaMlfM AemtMag «• Pe^g IV) its visit to ^endshlp Lodge of Se In charge of a seml-formal •ARNIR MAKIt THOM VOL. LXXXV, NO. 12 ;(TWERTT PAOI8) MANCHESTOL CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1986 PRICE SEVEN CN N Il Masons on Thursday, Oct. 21, to dance, the final event of thd •Miss Judith E. Frlthsen,' OLD RUOS LOOK UKI present the Hlntored Apprentice weekend. daughter of Mrs. A. R. FTIth- degree. sen of 64 Elsie Dr. ia enrolled NIW AOAM ' VFW wdll sponsor a Seafood as a freshman at Vasaar Col State News Draft Quota The kiCgion Auxiliary will Night for members and guests lege, Poughkeepaie, N.If. -
Danny Wimmer Presents 2021 Festival Calendar
Danny Wimmer Presents 2021 Festival Calendar: DWP Partners With Inkcarceration Music & Tattoo Festival For July 23-25 Event In Mansfield, OH Louder Than Life Set For September 23-26 With Newly Added Thursday Night Celebration In Louisville, KY Welcome To Rockville Expands To 4 Days And Shifts From Spring To November 11-14 In Daytona Beach, FL Previously Announced Aftershock Set For October 7-10 In Sacramento, CA, Almost Sold Out As the music industry looks to bring live events back to eager fans in 2021, leading independent live entertainment producer and promoter Danny Wimmer Presents is excited to announce its upcoming festival calendar for the year. The event lineup includes the return of fan favorites Louder Than Life and Welcome To Rockville, alongside the previously announced Aftershock, and new to the DWP family, Inkcarceration Music & Tattoo Festival. Louder Than Life, the largest rock festival in America, will take place September 23-26, 2021 at Highland Festival Grounds at KY Expo Center in Louisville, Kentucky and will be adding a Thursday night celebration event to kick off the weekend. All current pass holders will receive admission to the newly added Thursday night kickoff celebration for free. Welcome To Rockville will return with an expanded 4-day festival weekend that furthers its reputation as Florida’s biggest rock experience, and will move to a new weekend for 2021, November 11-14. Rockville will also have a new home, relocating to the Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Florida. Due to the festival date change from May to November, current Welcome To Rockville ticketholders will have the opportunity to request a refund or use their passes for the upcoming November festival. -
RUSSIAN Only : Area of — HUME—In This City, November 8, 19O*
THE SAN FRANCISCO) CALL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1904. 14 — N to-morrow — BOOMS HOTTSEgEEPTITO— Con. : ROOMS AMD BOASP jyAHTSP.^ fullyInvited ttC attend the funeral BEAI EaTATE CITY TOU SALB. rOB (Thursday), from the Ma- . at* 1:45 p. m., 507— Sunny housekeeping- roomi, $10 to MAN and. little girl would like roonx and sonic Temple. ¦ -and- Mont- JONES. ' ' corner of Post S12 per week. : '. .-¦-.'' f board In vicinity-of Fillmore. Eddy or Turk gomery streets, under the ausplfes of Golden AUCTION SALES 4740, nee. PARK — sts. ;state terms. Box Call of Gate Lodge No. 30, F. and A. M. Inter- HKADQUARTERS FOR LOTS. KEARNY. 104 Three unfurnished rooms: bay- ment Cemetery, by 3«30 p. m. frcnt; sunny; board; $25; clos» Mount Olivet window $20; adults; references. WANTED—Room and about train ¦ THREE MEN city from Third and Townsend streets. Do you realise that th« growing of Saa to Sixth st. Box 4516, Call office. Myrtlo RUSSIAN only : area of — HUME—In this city, November 8, 19O*. C. V. WAGNER & CO. Francisco ha« small KENILWORTII, cor. Bush and Powell Three- Ocean BeacbT room want*d by young man In ' Annie F..' dearly beloved daughter of Robert AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MER- room sunny apartments; steam heat; cen. loc. 'BOARD and ave. and Annie F. Hume, native of San Fran- vegetarian family. AddreBs 8 Birch cisco, years a CHANTS. Aftonndlng prices will b« obtained for lots KNICKERBOCKER Apartments, 1340 Pine— aged 3 0 months and 2 days. fronting the ocean In oear future. Sunny furnished ,3-room suites; heated, JOHNSON— In this city, November 7.