A History of Rock Music in Ukrainian 16 track CD Album of covers of classic rock songs (2015) An intoxicating mix of Classic Western Rock and Ukrainian Folk. Hear some of the tracks The Beatles - Motorhead -  Nirvana -  REM - The Beach Boys - Led Zeppelin - T.Rex - The Sex Pistols -  Big Mama Thornton / Elvis Presley - Kaiser Chiefs - The Mamas and the Papas / Joy Division - Talking Heads -  The Smiths - Kraftwerk -  Green Day - The Velvet Underground Recommend this to a friend Harsh Crowd is a punk-inspired band composed of four 14-year-olds who formed in 2013 after meeting at Willie Mae Rock Camp for Girls in Brooklyn, New York. They’ve already opened for Sharon Van Etten (Cooper Union), Hurray for the Riff Raff! (Bowery Ballroom), and played the Ace Hotel’s “5 at 5” opening for and backing Mirah. switch to mobile view work I do celebrates nothing more than my own desperate attempts to avoid leaping out of an 8 story window…

With every Katy Perry single I am diminished. With every grown man I see over the age of 25 dressed like a gang banger playing Angry Birds on his smart phone I am aged 100 years. With every adult I hear raving about “50 Shades of Grey” whose never fucking read Bukowski  or Jack Kerouac my soul is raped. Others come to me in dreams typically when I call in sick to work and piss away an afternoon watching the Little Rascals with the volume turned all the way down while I blast the Dead Kennedys or Heino in my headphones... And when did the void take one million selfies and suck my balls? Forgot your username or email? This item has been added. Learn more about the shop and process S - Unisex Adults M - Unisex Adults L - Unisex Adults XL - Unisex Adults XXL - Unisex Adults 3XL - Unisex Adults 4XL - Unisex Adults Handmade itemMade to orderShips worldwide from Feedback: 245 reviewsFavorited by: 199 people This shop accepts Etsy gift cards

Listed on Aug 24, 2016 Add item to treasury Report this item to EtsySaying that Elvis is an icon doesn’t quite cut it. There’s really never been anyone else who’s come along since that could fill his mammoth shoes in terms of talent, looks, style, presence and star power– and likely never will be. Don’t even think the words “Michael Jackson,” no way. Jackson took a lot of style cues from Elvis, from his trim black pants, white socks, and black loafers– and obviously his slick dance moves were a tribute to the King’s infamous gyrations first unleashed back in ’56 on “The Milton Berle Show” and “The Ed Sullivan Show.” Those infamous performances (for which he was paid handsomely for, and drew ratings that were off the charts) instantly made him public enemy #1 with parents (who feared the effect that his racy “colored” music would have on their kids) as well as self-appointed decency censors and morality police across the nation. Looking back on these epic Images of “The King of Rock & Roll”– it’s easy to see what all the fuss was about.

Electrifying music, intense energy & sexuality– complete with bad boy sneer & stellar style. Elvis created a bold & sexy Rock Star image unrivaled by anyone– back when the fashion landscape was sterile and buttoned-up. And he did it all through sheer originality, determination and attitude.  The signature slick-backed hair was died so black– it actually had a blue tint.  Pitbull Puppies Sale PhilippinesThe clothes went from fierce, flashy Rockabilly Badass to uber-Vegas Lizard King– yet through it all he was and still is, the one and only “King of Rock & Roll”– warts and all.Puppies For Adoption Bucks County Pa photo by the multi-talented Kate McQueenMini Dachshund Puppies For Sale In Central Florida

The hair, the eyes, the sneer, the pelvis… Memphis, 1956– Elvis Presley outside Jim’s Barber Shop on South Main Street. Looks like he’s gettin’ a ticket and funnin’ with the cop as only Elvis could. Memphis, 1956– Elvis Presley outside Jim’s Barber Shop on South Main Street. Elvis in the front yard of his home at 1034 Audubon Drive in May 1956. When this photo was taken, Elvis had just returned from touring; the band’s instruments were still packed on the roof of his car. His famous pink Cadillac can be seen over his right shoulder.   1955, Cleveland, Ohio– Rockers Bill Haley & Elvis Presley. –Image by © Michael Ochs Archives/Corbis Elvis Presley posing at CBS studios. Check the pop-over sportshirt, side-belt action, and cool western belt loops. Elvis had it going’ on. Memphis, 1957– Elvis Presley and one of his prized Cadillacs.  Looks like a silk sportcoat he’s sportin’. 1956– Elvis and the Jordanaires in a Nashville studio —Don Cravens / Time Life Pictures / Getty–via

Shot of Elvis Presley on his ’56 Harley-Davidson KH motorcycle that was featured on the May, 1956 cover of Harley-Davidson’s “The Enthusiast” magazine. 1956, Memphis, Tennessee– Colonel Tom Parker & Elvis Presley. 1956, Las Vegas– Heart-String Strummers: Ladies’ idols Liberace and Elvis Presley cut loose in a jam session at Las Vegas, where Presley opened at a night club. A Memphis truck driver until a few months ago, Presley has strummed and moaned his way into the hearts of millions of teenagers with his guitar playing and singing. He reportedly earns some $25,000 a week now. Like pianist Liberace, Presley has a big following among the women. –Image by © Bettmann/Corbis May 15th, 1956– Elvis Presley performing at the Ellis Auditorium as the headliner for the Memphis Cotton Carnival. The demand to see Elvis was so great that both sides of the auditorium, North and South Halls, were opened to accommodate the overflow.  –photo Robert W. Dye / Elvis Presley Enterprises Inc.

Elvis Presley in an undated photograph at Ellis Auditorium in Memphis, probably 1956-1957. He appears to be wearing the same shoes, socks and ring he wore the night of his May 15, 1956 concert.  –photo The Commercial Appeal 1957, New York– Elvis Presley Rehearsing at the Maxine Elliot Theater for the Ed Sullivan Show. –Image by © Michael Ochs Archives /Corbis 1957– Elvis and other recruits wait to be processed at an induction station in Memphis.  –photo by Don Cravens / Time Life Pictures / Getty October 1958, Freiburg im Breisgau, West Germany– Elvis Presley poses for the camera during his military service at a US base in Germany. –Image by © Vittoriano Rastelli/Corbis Elvis Presley while in the Army– strumming the guitar during some downtime. Elvis’ future wife Priscilla, just 16 yrs old at the time, joins him upon his release from the military.  –photo by James Whitmore / Time Life Pictures / Getty– 1962– Elvis with his infamous TCB (Take Care of Business) Memphis Mafia entourage playing cards.

March 7th, 1965– Elvis Presley chillin’ on electric bass inside Graceland. –photo The Commercial Appeal. 1966– Elvis Presley in “Spinout.”  Diggin’ that double-breasted sweater jacket. May 1967, Las Vegas– Newlyweds Elvis and Priscilla Presley, who met while Elvis was in the Army, prepare to board their private jet following their wedding at the Aladdin Resort and Casino in Las Vegas. 1968– Elvis Presley in his comeback TV Special –Image by © Michael Ochs Archives/Corbis Great shot of Elvis, Joe Esposito, Frank Sinatra & Fred Astaire. Wouldn’t you love to be a fly on the wall… Colonel Tom Parker & Elvis Presley. Elvis looks pretty great in this pic. Kempo Karate great Ed Parker & Elvis Presley. Was Elvis really a real deal 8th degree Black Belt? Well, was Col. Tom Parker really a Colonel? December 21, 1970– Elvis Presley, at his own request, met President Richard Nixon in the Oval Office of The White House.  Elvis reportedly expressed his patriotism along with his contempt for the hippie drug culture, and that The Beatles, whose songs he used to perform in concerts, exemplified what he saw as a trend of anti-Americanism and drug abuse in popular culture.