The man who sold the world
The album "The man who sold the world" by David Bowie is an Album title which has many connotations and is an important Album in the history of Alternative Rock music. The title of the Album draws people in allows them to interpret the name of the album in their own way. Some of the ways in which the Album name can be interpreted as are:
- Can be seen to be suggesting that possibly David Bowie is describing himself as he could be the man who sold the world. The idea of selling the world is one which implies that the person who sold it has lots of power and therefore could suggest to people that Bowie is suggesting that he has lots of power and control.
- The title may also suggest that he is talking about somebody else and that he has possibly met somebody like this and that he the songs within the album will be about the person who sold the world.
American Idiot
- The album "American Idiot" by Green Day is a title which was appropriate for the time of its release as people in America and across the world would see this as being a title which is describing the year America have had. This is seen as it was the year following the beginning of the Iraq war and one which was opposed by many people as some believed 9/11 was an excuse for the government to go to war. There were also many other bad events that occurred in America and so the album was presumably named for this reason and it was very popular with Green Day being seen as one of the most popular musical groups that year.
Whatever people say I am, that is what I am not


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