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is green and the girls

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oh yeah today's lesson is gonna be all

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about rock and roll baby I'm talking

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about Bands That Rock

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Led Zeppelin

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don't tell me you guys have never gotten

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the let out Jimmy Page Robert Plant

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ring any bells

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what about Sabbath

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AC DC

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Motorhead oh what are they teach in this

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place

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and don't worry if you're feeling just

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like those kids because even if you've

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never heard of the actual bands I've

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listed for you today you'll still

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remember some of the hit songs I'll play

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for you and I guarantee you'll have a

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lot of fun and learn tons of English in

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the process plus who knows maybe you'll

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be like whoa these bands are awesome

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where have I been all this time I gotta

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listen to them more so I have taken upon

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myself the responsibility to show you

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the power of rock and roll and I'm gonna

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take you on a journey throughout the 60s

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the 70s the 80s and the 90s the golden

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years of rock music are you ready you

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better be

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let's roll

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the 60s

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the 60s were marked by the British

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Invasion British Rock became popular in

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the United States thanks to bands like

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the Beatles And The Rolling Stones

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but it's also important to point out

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that these British bands were heavily

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influenced by American Music such as

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Soul music and rhythm and blues

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when you work like a dog you work too

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much for example after spending 35 years

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working like a dog he was finally able

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to retire

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I believe it's better for a man to hang

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than to work

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or a large branch of a tree that has

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fallen or been cut off

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the idiom to sleep like a log means to

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sleep very well without being woken by

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any noise

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for example she was so tired after the

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party that she slept like a log

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the

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screaming of kids

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for the first time in years I'll sleep

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like a love

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thank you

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did you know the line I can't get no is

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grammatically incorrect

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the reason is because we have a double

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negative here can't and no in English

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grammar using two negative words in the

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same sentence is considered a mistake

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the grammatically correct way to write

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this line would be I can't get any

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satisfaction or I can get no

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satisfaction

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musicians usually take Liberties like

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this when writing a song sometimes

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because a certain word fits better

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within a melodic line or simply for

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stylistic purposes in fact many songs

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have this double negative mistake

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check out this song from the Glam battle

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band Poison

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useless is the opposite of useful if

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something is useless it has no

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importance or relevance for example they

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kept talking about useless things

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instead of focusing on the job at hand

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come to think of it even Ross and

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Chandler from France used to have a band

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check out this clip

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hey hey check out the pliers for the

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band I made them on a Macintosh in the

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computer room awesome the name really

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stands out thanks to a little something

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called helvetica bold 24 point

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let's get back to rock and roll yeah

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the 70s were marked by more intricate

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songs that is songs that are more

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complex from a musical standpoint

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it was a time when musicians wrote their

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own songs and play their own instruments

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extremely well

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also there was not much technology

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available which means that many bands

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from the time period would record their

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songs live at the studio and while the

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recordings didn't sound as perfect or

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processed as today's music bands were

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unique and distinct from one another

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many progressive rock bands became

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prominent at this time and the songs

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used to be way longer between 5 and 10

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minutes not to mention the richness in

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vocabulary the lyrics is to have check

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out this song

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I'm dreaming I can hear the inside

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did you see some of the cool vocabulary

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in the song for example Mad Men

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so when you are a mad person you are

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crazy okay mad means crazy that's a

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synonym all right now look at this word

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here's the definition of wayward a

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wayward person does what they want

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is unpredictable and behaves in a way

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that is opposite to what is expected

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think about it as a rabble okay if you

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are Wayward you are a bit of a rebel you

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are a rebellious person okay here are

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some examples

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he was a wayward teenager back in the

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and the word weary means very tired look

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at this example weary from carrying

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boxes all day he decided to go to bed

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early guys I love this song so much you

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know it's so beautiful to me this song

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always works as a uh let's say

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reinforcement that you know I should

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keep doing what I'm doing and keep going

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because if sometimes I have some bad

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days like everybody you know sometimes

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I'm a little bit I don't know down or

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you know feeling like you know life is

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really hard sometimes but when I listen

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to this song I always get happy because

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it's so reassuring yeah look carry on my

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wayward son carry on continue my

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rebellious son there will be peace when

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you are done so maybe at the end of your

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life after you have worked a lot and

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created many cool things and did many

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cool things you know after all of that

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there will be peace when you are done

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then you can lay your weary head to rest

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your tired exhausted head you can

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finally rest don't you cry no more this

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is such a good song don't you think

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did you know the words rock and roll can

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also be used as a verb in this case to

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rock and roll means to perform or dance

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to rock music

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do something in an energetic way

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for example I love working in the

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morning come 6 am I'm always ready to

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rock and roll

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and he is ready

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to stroll means to walk in a relaxing

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way without worrying about where you're

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going You're just enjoying the walk

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for example we took a stroll in the

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garden and had a nice chat

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but in the context of the song The

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stroll refers to a type of slow rock and

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roll dance that was popular in the late

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a man and a woman would stroll while

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moving to the song

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within to find the 80s and rock music in

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one word excess

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in the 80s everything was big literally

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clothes the hair as big and extravagant

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as you could get

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but it was also the time when rock music

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was at its peak in the 80s rock and roll

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literally ruled the media especially

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hard rock

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kids time

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this song is about being addicted to

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Adrenaline and radical things

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the phrase to get high is usually used

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when talking about the sensation a

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person feels when using drugs

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when the Kickstart a motorcycle you can

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start the engine by forcefully pushing

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down a metal bar with your foot

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here's a fun fact about this song

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Legend has it that once Motley Crue's

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bass player Nikki Sixx literally died

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after a drug overdose then when the

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paramedics arrived they shot him with

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adrenaline as a last effort to save him

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luckily he was revived

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so the adrenaline kick-started his heart

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just like that classic scene from Pulp

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Fiction I can't say for sure if that

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story is true or not but the song turned

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out to be one of Motley Crue's greatest

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hits

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if something is custom built it's built

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especially for you following your

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individual specifications and needs

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you can also simply call something

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custom

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the 80s also had some of the greatest

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rock anthems of all time if you call a

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song in Anthem you mean that song is

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uplifting and very special for a

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particular group of people or generation

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and when I think about 80s rock anthems

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Bon Jovi definitely comes to mind

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down

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an old woman

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now we have some nice connected speech

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in this part of the song for example

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um he says we've got to hold on

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yeah he says we've gotta hold on right

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we've gotta hold on can I hear it we've

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gotta hold on and then this phrase it

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doesn't make a difference if we make it

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or not it's kind of connected also we

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say it doesn't

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it doesn't it doesn't make a difference

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it doesn't make a that's a schwa sound

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make a difference if we make it or not

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make it or not you see there is a flap T

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there it or not error it or not it or

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not so we hear he doesn't make a

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difference if we make it or not I love

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that man Bon Jovi rocks we've gotta hold

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on right to uh we've got man that's so

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cool man come on get out of here

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the 90s

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but then in the 90s everything changed a

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seattle-based band called Nirvana

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released their debut album nevermind in

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1991 and completely changed rock music

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while 80s rock was more uplifting with

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the lyrics about partying and having a

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good time Nirvana helped create another

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sub-genre of rock music called grunge

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now the music becomes more serious and

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the lyrics focus more on introversion

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and feelings of Despair and angst

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yes I want you want you to be

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as a friend there's a friend yes I know

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all right so here we have more connected

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speech we have here as I want you to be

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so his sayings as I

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as I the S sounds like a z as I as I and

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then the T in want kind of disappears so

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want you want you and notice that the

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preposition 2 is reduced toward a sound

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so as I want you to be

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that's the way we hear it as I want you

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to be as I want you to be right yes I

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want you to be right

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and then he continues right as an old

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enemy right so as in as Zen again the as

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being pronounced as a z

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as a node the N connects with the O in

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ode as in no no then the D is that flap

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D sound

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as in nowhere enemy

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old enemy old enemy has an old enemy

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like that

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[Applause]

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[Applause]

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looking through

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it either

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alright so this song has some really

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quick fast lines okay

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so first of all the phrase looking

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through okay through

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through looking through the paper

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though

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okay looking through the paper though he

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doesn't know to read okay but we have

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something here um

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the two again gets reduced to our sound

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so very quickly he says looking through

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the paper though he doesn't know to read

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he doesn't know to read to read to read

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okay that's how the two is pronounced

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here okay looking through the paper

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though he doesn't know to read to read

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yeah so it's really quick

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and these two words can be quite trick

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yeah because we have through okay come

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on

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through

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through and we also have though

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though all right so in the first case

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the th is voiceless

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through and in the second case the th is

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voiced

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though so yeah we have this two

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reduction here and there's another one

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in the phrase now to something that has

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never showed him anything he also goes

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notice something notice something now

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the now the something now there's

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something that has never showed him

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anything I believe even the show to him

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could be reduced here yeah the him could

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be M and then show them show them showed

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him anything

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but now I want to hear from you what is

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your favorite rock band let us know in

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the comments maybe we can create a

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lesson in the future all about your

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favorite rock band all right the truth

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is that there are so many cool great

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bands that it's impossible to cover all

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of them in just one video but here are

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some honorable mentions these guys were

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some of the people responsible for

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creating and spreading rock and roll

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go

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sh

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awesome you've made it until the end of

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the lesson great job you rock literally

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you rock by the way don't forget to like

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this video share this video with a

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friend who's also learning English and

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who is also a fellow rocker And

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subscribe to the channel in case you're

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not subscribed yet and if you want to

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keep learning English with rock music

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check out the school lesson next here it

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