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 A powerful ad is one of the most important aspects of your success. The secret to a successful ad is your HEADLINE. You only have a split second to grab your targets attention. Your potential customer will most likely scan the ads and only read one if it catches their attention. Write your ads with passion, excitement, and benefits.

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The pseudo-classical leanings of '70s prog masters like Yes and King Crimson vanished from popular music until the mid-1980s, when Eddie van Halen's virtuoso guitar technique begat legions of young men and women obsessed with speed and precision on the fretboard. Soon, talented young guitarists were raising the bar for technical accuracy ever higher, trading traditional blues-based rock scales for more technically complex classical runs. But none was faster or more precise than Yngwie J. Malmste... Read More

In its original form, rock 'n' roll is ground zero for modern music. An amalgam of blues-based yearning and rockabilly fury, the progenitors of the sound were wild-eyed showmen like Little Richard, Chuck Berry, and Elvis Presley. An electric guitar and a driving beat are the only constants in the world of rock, but these rules have been stretched over the years as the genre has mutated to encompass everything from the soft singer-songwriter musings of Jackson Browne to the frenzied, rap-rock fus... Read More

Progressive rock and heavy metal borrowed heavily from each other throughout the 1970s and '80s, and some artists like Deep Purple and Lemmy Kilmister of Hawkwind and Motorhead dabbled in both. But while both genres shared an interest in extreme technical precision and quick tempos, the similarities ended there, as metal maintained a defiantly rebel stance while prog sought mainstream approval with its focus on complexity over speed. It wasn't until the mid-'80s that Seattle's Queensryche would... Read More

During the 1960s, volume was explored to greater degrees than ever before. Bands such as the Who played at ear shattering levels; the Velvet Underground recorded way into the red; and Jimi Hendrix turned the blues upside-down with his feedback-laden solos and astonishing musicianship. Rock 'n' roll had discovered its bombastic side, and hard rock was the result. Quintessential hard-rock acts Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath gave the music a dark and ominous edge, while the equally quintessential T... Read More

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