The Loving Oven | pt

É considerado um dos pilares da música ocidental, pelo incontestável desenvolvimento, tanto da linguagem, como do conteúdo musical demonstrado nas suas obras, permanecendo como um dos compositores mais respeitados e mais influentes de todos os tempos, sendo reconhecido como o grande elemento de transição entre o Classicismo e o Romantismo. A palavra "Bettenhoven" significa canteiro de rabanetes e é o nome de uma aldeia na Holanda. A partícula "van" também é bastante comum aos nomes holandeses. O avô do compositor era da Bélgica e a família Beethoven estava há poucas décadas na Alemanha na época do nascimento de Ludwig. Seu...

There are at least five artists with the name In Loving Memory: 1) In Loving Memory was an emotional spazzy hardcore band from Des Moines, Iowa that formed in August 1998 when the band's members were only 16-17 years old at the time. Formerly known as "Day of Atonement," ILM's initial line-up featured Brian on bass guitar, Spencer on drums, and Jordan on guitar. Justin Heuss was the original vocalist. When Justin moved to Pella, Brian took up bass and vocals. Later, they added Joe on bass, Jen on dual vocals and Tanner on second guitar. When Tanner decided to...

The band known as the Stillroven began in the Minneapolis suburb of Robbinsdale, MN. It was 1965, and their original name was "the Syndicate," a name they thought should be changed when original guitarist Mark Moorhead left the band in 1966. The original lineup also consisted of bassist Rock Peterson, guitarist John Howarth, keyboardist Dave Dean, and drummer Phil Berdahl. When Moorhead left, they recruited Dan Kane to take his spot and changed their name, eventually recording "She's My Woman"/"(I'm Not Your) Stepping Stone" for Falcoln that year. There were only 50 copies printed for radio stations, but their next...

In 1995, Mudoven formed in North Branford, Connecticut as a side-project of Vaginal Jesus guitarist Jim Crow. Crow is the only musician in the band, utilizing his guitar and drum-machine. Mudoven first released their demo in 1995 titled "Hate." Then in 1997, Mudoven signed on to the now-defunct Tri-State Terror Records label, which released the 7-inch EP "Aryan Vs. Alien", a reissue of "Hate" on 7" with one long track replaced by two shorter ones. The EP cover had photos of Holocaust victims on both the cover and vinyl record. Only 1000 copies were produced, with 800 of them on...