Spice Girls 2012

The basics of songwriting can be categorized into 4 sections. Song structure, chord progression, lyrics, and melody. This order is not a set in stone way of writing a song. For me, each song has come about in different ways, some processes more than others. Sometimes I get a melody stuck in my head. Sometimes I think of a lyric line that leads the way to becoming a whole song.

There are many songwriters who can write great melodies and have the song structure and chord progression tie together beautifully, but their lyrics brings the song a few levels down. So remember that songs are not just musical notes, but are words that are sung.

First, what is considered to be bad lyrics? Bad lyrics are a set of words and phrases that contain no variety and fail to stir up an emotion from the listener. Bad lyrics are also words and phrases that have been overly rehashed. Some of these turn into cliches. How do cliches occur? They are repeated over and over again and begins to have less and less power each time it gets repeated. Then when someone hears these cheesy lines, they internally cringe, sometimes even without realizing that they are cringing.

Why do you think people don't listen to Backstreet Boys or Spice Girls anymore? I'm sure there are a few people who still listen to Backstreet Boys, but for the most part, people don't listen to it not only because of the evolution of music but also because of the lyrics. Here's an example by the Backstreet Boys from a song called 'Everybody'.

If you're a Spice Girls fan you've probably been following all the new developments that have been happening recently. You don't want to miss a single tour or concert so you visit your favorite sites and discussions forums for information on where to get tickets online or offline. Here are some tips on where you can get tickets even when they have sold out everywhere else. You'll be amazed how fun the game of hunting for these tickets can be.

1. The Spice Girls official site

This is the place where you'll find all the information about tours, concerts and where to buy tickets. Of course if the tickets are already sold out then there's no use going to the official site to find the tickets. But sometimes, you can get someone on the forums who wants to sell their ticket because they are not able to go to a concert any more.

2. Spice Girls fan sites

There are hundreds of Spice Girls fan sites and most of them have a forum section. You can visit these sites for all the latest Spice Girls gossip, news, concert and tour information and much more. Sometimes the webmasters of these sites have information about where you can buy tickets that are otherwise sold out everywhere else. If the site has a discussion forum section, browse the forums and participate in the discussions. You can also just post a request asking if anyone has some concert tickets they bought that they are willing to cell. This is a quick, easy and free way to find tickets that are otherwise sold out elsewhere.

3. EBay

You are guaranteed to find at least some tickets from people who bought the tickets but have now decided to sell. This is probably the best site to go if Spice Girls concert tickets are already sold out everywhere else. If you're desperate for tickets you can make an offer on an existing auction and if accepted, the seller may seller it to you right away. There are millions of buyers and sellers on eBay so use common sense when buying anything online. The other thing to remember is that tickets that are already sold out everywhere tend o sell for a bit more when they are being sold privately. Sometimes you can get them very cheap.

It is interesting that often when we read about the death of a famous person, we sometimes personalize it. We reflect on how that person has touched our life, what impact the person has had on us, and what memories we have that connect with the person's name and the person's fame.

I have to confess that I was never really a big fan of Opera, but that did not stop me from being a fan of the vocal talents of Luciano Pavarotti. One of my strongest memories of Pavarotti was his connection to my childhood barbershop. For more than two decades, I went to the same neighborhood barber. He was the only barber in a small shop he owned, was of Italian descent, and he absolutely loved the tenor's voice. It was in my neighborhood barbershop that I first became aware of the magnificent voice of Luciano Pavarotti. For years I would get my hair cut while listening to the voice of Pavarotti. Sometimes it would be on televised videotape behind the barber's chair. Often, it would just fill the air on audio tape. The shop has been closed for many years, but the memory of it felt vivid when I heard of Pavarotti's passing on September 6, 2007. .

I never got the chance to see Luciano Pavarotti in person. I never saw any of his performances live. I never met the man. However, I have enjoyed many of his performances over the years on television and on audiotape. Certainly many others did as well, as Pavarotti has been the best-selling classical artist, with more than 100 million records sold since the 1960s. Opera lovers surely treasure his recordings with soprano Joan Sutherland. He recorded the first classical album to reach No. 1 on the pop charts. In addition, Pavarotti was able to promote his tenor's voice in popular music. He can be found in the music collections of Elton John, The Spice Girls, Sheryl Crow, and Liza Minnelli and has shared the stage with rock and pop singers, including Elton John, Eric Clapton, Bruce Springsteen, Sting, and Bono of U2, to raise money for charities.