The Who, “My Generation” (1966)

The Rolling Stones, “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction” (1965)

Gerry & the Pacemakers, “Don’t Let the Sun Catch You Crying” (1964)

Gerry & The Pacemakers:

I thought that this was a very calm music and I think that this was an alright song. This song, to me, is more like a slow jam. Also they make the song relaxing and the background music is calm. I have never heard this song before. I also thought that this was an interesting title because the sun can’t really catch you crying. Also I thought that they were weird when it came to their appearance but I know that most of the singers in that time dress and comb their hair like that. I wonder how are they today is they are alive.

The Rolling Stones:

I have heard before the name The Rolling Stones and I have seen a lot of people with the sign of the tongue with a read mouth. I thought that the rhythm of the song was alright and I think that there is an artist that has the same beat. When it started, I knew that the artist had gotten the beat from the rolling stones. She is also somewhat a rock star and sings in Spanish. I guess in a way I can relate to this song.

The Who:

I thought that this was a song that rebels more because of some of the things they say like this is my generation and other things. Also I thought that this was alright but the beat was bam!! This was the first time I hear this song and I think the last time. I like the first one better than this one or the rolling stones. Also they are not really singing but just saying in some parts. I felt that there were some parts that he was going to say bad words and he didn’t day them. This is the first music that I hear that does this on the list.

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