Capistrano Valley High School - El Gato Yearbook (Mission Viejo, CA)

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Rapput, Poppui cud RodciM, One hundred people sur- y, top six answers on the ard — here ' s the question; hat types of music do Capo Valley seniors listen to? ' Before we get to the results, IS necessary to first define our rms. Heavy Metal covers Van aien to Anthrax, Bon Jovi to uns and Roses. Pop is a little the lighter side, ranging cm Steve Winwood to Huey ewis Rock is just about every- thing in between, housing any- thing that doesn ' t fit anywhere Ise Punk is TSOL and Agent range. Reggae is Bob Marley d relatives. And rap . . . well, p IS rap. And now, Survey Says Rock 46Vo Pop 17% Heavy Metal Rap Punk Of course, it must be restaf- ed that rock is a genera! cate- gory, including Hippy Musif, Classic Rock, New Wave, Hard i Rock, Clam-Rock, among oth- er things. Nonetheless, rock is the best selling music category, carries the greatest airplay, and has become the backbone of the world ' s music. And at Capo Valley, rock is clearly 1. WM :M

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