1. SOL (Sol Lopez) sol… Read Full Bio ↴There is more than one artist with this name:
1. SOL (Sol Lopez) sollopez.com is a music producer\artist out of Sacramento Ca. His sound is unique to the hip hop culture and his style is packed with smooth and intricate cadences. His recent release "Mixed messages" has gained much momentum with in the United States as well as European Countries. Working with local musicians and artist, Sol has been able to gain respect in the music industry as a trusted Producer delivering quality music. Influences include Jurassic 5, Eminem, the roots, Mac Dre, Outkast, Busta Rhymes, and more. His accapellas have been remixed over 1200 times on popular Dj remixing website ccmixter.org. SOLs vocals\music can be found on various projects including mixtapes, compilations, websites, video games, and broadcast TV. He has landed licensing spots for FOX Sports and ESPN. Newest project set to release in August 2013. The project will consist of the newly formed group "The Beatknocks" consisting of SOL and Forensic partner "Hennessy". The two have combined forces for the debut album titled "Spittin Images" Visit thebeatknocks.com for more info.
2. Sol is a Seattle, Washington based hip-hop artist. His signature sound maintains a marriage between the core values of hip-hop and the mainstream sensibility of pop(ular) music. Sol says that he grew up on a combination of 90’s rap music (Outkast and De La Soul), while his parent's favorites Prince and Marvin Gaye played in the background. Sol's most recent recording, "Dear Friends, Vol. II", enjoyed significant support after it's release for free download on the internet. In October, Sol’s song “So Damn High” climbed the charts on New York based blog tracking website Hype Machine, reaching #1 above the likes of Kanye West, DeadMau5, and Kings of Leon. Already dubbed “Seattle’s Prince", the 22 year old is currently in the studio recording his second full-length album.
http://www.solsays.com
2. Sol is the host of the "Syntax Error" show. Aired on the Swedish radio channel P3 (2001-2003), Sol played game music & chip music. Almost all of the 101 shows can be downloaded at:
http://www.syntaxerror.nu
3. Sol is a psychedelic metal band from originating from Dallas, Texas.
http://www.myspace.com/elsolnumerouno
4. Sol was a German indie rock band in the 1990s based around Tobias Gruben, also known for his band Die Erde.
5. Sol Is a psychedelic rock band from Ostersund, Sweden. This year they will make their first album!
6. SOL Is a Brazilian band who play a mixture of rock, Latin-American, and African music.
http://www.sol.art.br/
http://myspace.com/soletango/
7. Sol is a singer from Stockholm, Sweden, where she express her artistic talents in literature, poetry, painting and music. She is currently working on three new CDs.
Her music is very broad, she works both with Reggae bands, R&B and folklorist musicians.
http://www.solskugga.com
8. Sol is an alternative rock band from Madison, WI. Their dynamic sound is the product of several influences ranging from blues and jazz to funk and hip-hop bolstered by catchy melodies, unforgettable hooks and insightful lyrics. In their first year as a band together, Sol was selected as one of the top 25 college bands in the nation for the 2005-2006 MTVu Best Music on Campus Competition.
9. Sol is a Danish funeral death/doom metal band. It consists of one member , Emil Sol Brahe. To date, he has released 2 albums titled 'Let There Be a Massacre' (2007) and 'I Am Infinity' (2008).
http://www.myspace.com/soldoomed
http://sol.mymusic.dk/
10. Sol is the stage name of Marc Favreau (born November 9, 1929 in Montreal, Quebec and died December 17, 2005 same city), a Canadian (Québécois) poet. He is best remembered for the witty deconstructions of the French language which he invented for Sol's monologues.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marc_Favreau
11. SOL is a trance venture of Christian Schek (aka Krystian Shek) and Ramin Naghachian (previously of the group Sad World), whom have thus far released a single album, Stardust, in 2003, on the Fax +49-69/450464 label. The disc is quite different to other Fax material, being quite playful, upbeat and a danceable record from start to finish - very dissimilar to the ambient explorations and divinations of Namlook, Atom Heart, Dr. Atmo et al. There's also lyrics on three tracks, which is highly unusual for a Fax disc, even in the 00's.
12. SoL is a young alternative-rock band from Crystal Lake, IL. Bringing a vast range of influcences to the board, their music is unique, original, and just the kind of sound the music industry is looking for.
http://www.myspace.com/hearthesol
13. Sol is Griffin Bain, a dark ambient / drone / noise / neoclassical musician based in Seattle, WA. http://www.drearypattern.com
14. Sol is a jazz-funk and jazz-rock group led by Joe Gallardo, who released one full length LP, Sol in 1975 on GCP.
Those Were The Days
Sol Lyrics
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The sun came up
You worked all day to make an honest buck
Took pride in what you did
cnd earned your way
People listened to what you had to say
Back in those days
They taught the golden rule
Both at home
cnd in school
You did just what your mama said
Paid attention when that good book was read
Back in those days
You did whatever you could to get by
If you didn't get your way
You didn't whine and cry
Back in those days
You towed the line
It's about time
That we get back
To those days
Back in those days we knwe right from wrong
Didn't stick our nose
Where it didn't belong
Disney was just a Sunday show
We didn't spend our time
Staring at our phone
Back in those days
Back in those days
Things made more sense
Kids were safe
Where ever they went
Moms and Dads
They ran the show
Not strangers in the school you barely know
Back in those days
You did whatever you could
To get by
If you didn't get your way
You didn't whine and cry
Back in those days
You towed the line
It's about time
That we get back
To those days
SOLO
Back in those days
Where you come from
Wasn't as important
cs where you were going
You took it on
cll by yourself
Didn't blame your trouble on someone else
Back in those days
You did whatever you could
To get by
If you didn't get your way
You didn't whine and cry
Back in those days
You towed the line
It's about time
We get back to those days
Back in those days
We were in our prime
It's about time
We get back
To those days
The lyrics to Sol's song "Those Were the Days" portray a sense of nostalgia for a simpler time in the past. The song reflects on a time when people were hardworking, took pride in their work, and earned their way through life. It emphasizes the importance of values like the golden rule, obedience to parents and authority figures, and a strong sense of right and wrong.
The lyrics also highlight the idea of personal responsibility and not blaming others for one's troubles. It suggests that in the past, individuals took ownership of their actions and didn't rely on scapegoating or making excuses. Additionally, the song touches on the notion of community and stronger family units, where parents were more involved in their children's lives and there was a sense of safety for kids wherever they went.
Overall, the song reflects a longing for a time when things were perceived to be simpler, when people were more connected to their values and each other, and when personal accountability was more prevalent.
Line by Line Meaning
Back in those days
In the past, during that specific period of time
The sun came up
Each morning, the sun would rise
You worked all day to make an honest buck
You devoted your entire day to earning a fair living
Took pride in what you did
You felt a sense of satisfaction and dignity in your work
And earned your way
You obtained success and financial stability through your own efforts
People listened to what you had to say
Others paid attention and valued your opinions and thoughts
They taught the golden rule
The concept of treating others with kindness and respect was instilled
Both at home and in school
This principle was taught consistently, whether at home or educational institutions
You did just what your mama said
You followed and obeyed your mother's instructions
Paid attention when that good book was read
You attentively listened when religious teachings and values were shared from a holy book
You did whatever you could to get by
You did everything in your power to manage and survive
If you didn't get your way, you didn't whine and cry
When things didn't go according to your desires, you didn't complain or react negatively
You towed the line
You adhered to the rules and expectations
It's about time that we get back to those days
Now is the appropriate moment for us to return to that period in time
Things made more sense
The world and circumstances were more understandable and logical
Kids were safe wherever they went
Children were secure and protected no matter where they went
Moms and Dads, they ran the show
Mothers and fathers were in charge and responsible for making important decisions
Not strangers in the school you barely know
Instead of unfamiliar individuals in school, you had personal connections with the staff
Where you come from wasn't as important as where you were going
Your background and origins held less significance compared to your future destinations and ambitions
You took it all by yourself
You handled everything independently and self-sufficiently
Didn't blame your trouble on someone else
You didn't attribute your difficulties and problems to others
We were in our prime
During that time period, we were at the peak of our capabilities and achievements
It's about time we get back to those days
It is high time for us to return to that specific era
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