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Eurocopa Italia 1988

La **Eurocopa** celebrada en Italia en 1988 fue el **Noveno (IX)** torneo de fútbol oficial celebrado por la UEFA, se llevo a cabo entre el 2 y el 24 de Abril del mismo año.

Para este torneo hubo una fase clasificatoria como ya era costumbre, para definir los 16 equipos que jugarían el torneo, Italia como equipo local y Francia como, campeón vigente, ya se encontraban clasificados.

## Eliminatorias

Durante el año 1987 la UEFA abrió el proceso de eliminatorias para las naciones europeas que querían participar en el torneo, se inscribieron un total de 28 equipos que lucharían por los 14 cupos disponibles.

* Portugal  vs  Islandia  **8:0 - 0:0**
* Reino Unido  vs  Chipre  **5:1 - 4:0**
* Países Bajos  vs  Malta  **5:0 - 4:1**
* Suecia  vs  Bélgica  **0:1 - 0:1**
* España  vs  Polonia  **4:0 - 0:1**
* Rumanía  vs  Finlandia  **1:0 - 2:2**
* Hungría   vs Noruega  **3:0 - 0:4**
* Unión Sovéitca  vs Albania  **3:0 - 2:2**
* Irlanda  vs Turquía  **2:1 - 0:2**
* Suiza  vs Dinamarca  **1:0 - 0:4**
* Alemania  vs Grecia  **4:0 - 4:0**
* Yugoslavia  vs Liechtenstein  **5:0 - 3:0**
* Bulgaria  vs Austria   **1:0 - 3:1**
* Checoslovaquia  vs Luxemburgo  **5:0 - 8:1**

## Equipos Participantes

* Italia             Países Bajos      Noruega        Alemania
* Francia         Bélgica             Unión Sovéitca     Yugoslavia
* Portugal         España            Turquía              Bulgaria
* Reino Unido      Rumanía       Dinamarca      Checoslovaquia

## Ciudades Sedes y Estadios

La UEFA eligió 8 estadios y 8 ciudades sede para el campeonato.

Estadio de Bologna. Cap 56.000Estadio Nacional de Cagliari. Cap 50.000Estadio del Rey, Genova. Cap 37.000Estadio Guizzepe Meaza, Milan. Cap 80.000Estadio San Paolo, Napoles. Cap 70.000Estadio Olímpico de Roma. Cap 84.000Estadio de los Alpes, Turín. Cap 78.000Estadio Real de Saboya, Verona. Cap 44.000
## Desarrollo

Los 16 equipos clasificados fueron divididos en 4 grupos de 4, el ganador de cada grupo pasaría a la ronda semifinal.

### Fase de Grupos

* **Grupo A**

 Dinamarca  | **1** | -3

* **Grupo B**

 Turquía  | **1** | -3

* **Grupo C**

 España  | **1** | -3

* **Grupo D**

 Noruega  | **2** | -4

### Cuartos de Final

 15 de Abril

 16 de Abril
Rush

## genres

* progressive rock
* hard rock

## albums

* 10 platinum
* 6 gold

## singles

* *New World Man* was a hit single while numerous others were rock hits

## trivia

* The final line of *The Spirit of Radio* is "The words of the profits are written on the studio walls, concert halls, and echoes with the sound of salesmen". This is a reference to the final line of *The Sound of Silence* by folk duo Simon and Garfunkel.
* The longtime exclusion of Rush from the actual Hall of Fame was often labeled as an example of how the Hall neglects progressive rock.
Rockhall Wiki

This is my interpretation of what the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame should be like. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has been criticized for:

1. ignoring entire rock genres
2. using weak excuses for choosing artists with fewer votes over artists who clearly received more
3. inducting artists whose music is predominantly not a form of rock
4. acting like a business rather than an honor society
5. neglecting backing groups

## rules

* swearing should be kept limited
* American English is preferred
* please follow the designated format
* radio formats such as "classic rock" and "arena rock" are not genres
* please do thorough research, especially listening to their music, before determining whether the artist's music is a form of rock or related
* The artists must have begun their first record at least 25 years ago
* we are not including Early Influence or Nonperformer categories

## 2019 nominees

* Def Leppard

* Devo

* Janet Jackson

* John Prine

* Kraftwerk

* LL Cool J

* MC5

* Radiohead

* Rage Against the Machine

* Roxy Music

* Rufus and Chaka Khan

* Stevie Nicks

* The Cure

* The Zombies

* Todd Rundgren
Bad Company

## genres

* hard rock
* blues rock

## albums

* 5 platinum
* 4 gold

## singles

* *Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy* went gold with nine additional hits

## trivia

* They are one of a few bands with an album, track, and band name having the same title. Other examples include Motörhead and Black Sabbath
* They have been considered by the actual Hall of Fame, but not inducted
* Weird Al Yankovic parodied their hit *Feel Like Makin' Love* with *Feel Like Throwin' Up*
Santana

## albums

* 1 diamond
* 7 platinum
* 8 gold

## honors

* two albums were inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame
* Carlos Santana was given a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

## trivia

* The name refers to the band, not just frontman Carlos Santana. When inducted, the entire group was included.
* performed at the Woodstock Festival of 1969
* a part of the Haight-Ashbury sound of the 1960s to 1970s
* member Gregg Rolie was also a member of Journey
* although considered a part of the sixties counterculture, their first album was not released until 1969
Blue Öyster Cult

## albums

* *Agents of Fortune* went platinum with three others going gold

## singles

* *The Reaper* made it to number seven with several others being rock hits

## trivia

* *The Reaper* was accused of promoting suicide but the band claims that it is actually about accepting death as a fact of life
* *The Reaper* spawned a famous *Saturday Night Live* sketch popularly known as "More Cowbell" in which the cast ridiculously plays a cowbell while the band tries to play the song (the actual song does have subtle amount of cowbell)
* The band's name uses a "heavy metal umlaut" to make themselves look Nordic or German when they are in fact American
David Bowie

## genres

* space rock
* psychedelic rock
* new wave
* alternative
* glam rock
* funk rock
* post-disco

## albums

* 2 platinum
* 7 gold

## honors

* one Emmy
* six Grammys
* Hollywood Walk of Fame
* Knighthood
* Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* His *Space Oddity* is considered to be the first "space rock" song
* *Space Oddity* was the inspiration for the Gary Numan hit *Major Tom* and the Elton John hit *Rocket Man*
* *Space Oddity* was inspired by the iconic 1960s science fiction movie *2001: A Space Odyssey*
* He was a part of the British Invasion of the 1960s
* his song *The Man Who Sold the World* was successfully covered by the grunge band Nirvana
* his song *Heroes* was used as the intro song to the video game NHL 99
Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention

## genres

* jazz rock
* new wave
* alternative
* experimental rock

## trivia

* *Valley Girl* features his daughter Moon on backing vocals. Moon starred in the film.
* Only Zappa was inducted into the actual Hall of Fame, without the Mothers.
* Frank Zappa and the Mothers are mentioned in the Deep Purple hit *Smoke on the Water*
* Weird Al Yankovic did a style parody of Frank Zappa with his song *Genius in France*
Genesis

## genres

* progressive rock
* pop rock

## albums

* 6 platinum
* 4 gold

## honors

* single *Land of Confusion* won a Grammy

## trivia

* Fans are divided on whether the original era with frontman Peter Gabriel is better or the later era with Phil Collins is better, with some claiming Collins turned Genesis into a sellout pop band (although the group had been venturing into less sophisticated music even before Collins replaced Gabriel). Both were included when Genesis was inducted into the actual Hall of Fame.
* Gabriel and Collins would go on to have successful solo careers, most notably Collins.
* Collins would replace Elton John as the soundtrack provider for their animated films, beginning with *Tarzan.* This was criticized as the beginning of the end of the Disney Renaissance
* When Genesis was inducted, it was believed that the connection to Collins was the reason due to his connection to Disney. Despite this, Collins has yet to be inducted as a solo artist.
Prince and the Revolution

## genres

* pop rock
* funk
* post-disco

## albums

* 1 diamond
* 11 platinum
* 7 gold

## singles

* numerous hit singles with five being chart-toppers

## honors

* *Purple Rain* won an Oscar
* *The Song of the Heart* won a Golden Globe
* 7 Grammys
* 2 albums and 1 song were inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* changed his name to an unpronounceable symbol for awhile
* Weird Al Yankovic never parodied him because he never received permission, although by law he doesn't have to due to fair use. Yankovic likes to be on good terms with whoever he parodies. He did do a song titled "Wanna B Ur Lovr", after a Prince song but not directly parodying it.
* Only Prince was inducted, without a backing group.
* contributed to the soundtrack to Tim Burton's hit film *Batman*
Emerson, Lake, and Palmer

## Trivia

* Features Keith Emerson of The Nice, Gregg Lake of King Crimson, and Carl Palmer of Atomic Rooster.
* They have been considered by the actual Hall of Fame before, but not inducted. This upset fans when Lake and Emerson died in 2016.
* Their song *Karn-Evil 9* is divided into movements called "impressions". The second part of the first impression is the most popular, but might confuse people with the line "Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends".
Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show

## significance

* their novelty hit *Cover of the Rolling Stone* talks about how they were extremely famous but would not be truly famous until they got their picture on the cover of *Rolling Stone Magazine*. The magazine responded by putting them in charicature with the caption "What's-their-names make the cover".
* nominated for the actual Hall of Fame, as simply "Dr. Hook", but not inducted
AC/DC

## albums

* 1 diamond
* 13 platinum
* 1 gold

## singles

* three pop hits
* numerous additional rock hits with four being chart-toppers

## honors

* *War Machine* won a Grammy
* one album was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* when inducted into the actual Hall of Fame, both the original frontman Bon Scott and later frontman Brian Johnson were included
* currently fronted by former Guns N Roses member Axl Rose, which has received criticism
* they were named after a label on a sewing machine
* Weird Al Yankovic performed *Young, Dumb, and Ugly* in the style of AC/DC
Janis Joplin

## singles

* *Me and Bobby McGee* was a chart-topper

## honors

* Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award
* Hollywood Walk of Fame
* Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* Formerly of Big Brother and the Holding Company, with whom she performed at the Monterey Pop Festival due to that group being a part of the Haight-Ashbury sound.
* famously performed at the Woodstock Music Festival of 1969.
* is a member of the "27 club", a group of artists who died at the age of 27. This includes Buddy Holly, Jim Morrison of The Doors, and Jimi Hendrix. This would become an obsession of Kurt Cobain of Nirvana, leading to his ultimate suicide.
Crazy Horse

## genres

* hard rock
* folk rock

## significance

* Collaborated with folk rock musician Neil Young on such hits as *Cinnamon Girl* and *Into the Black* as well as being his backing group for hit albums *Everybody Knows This is Nowhere* and *After the Gold Rush.*

## trivia

* named after a legendary Lakota war leader
* considered by the actual Hall of Fame, but not inducted
Bo Diddley

## genres

* rhythm and blues
* rock and roll

## honors

* Rockabilly Hall of Fame
* his song *Bo Diddley* was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame
* listed as one of the twenty greatest artists of all time by *Rolling Stone Magazine*

## trivia

* Popularized the clavé sound of 1-2-3-45. This Latin-based rhythm has been famously used in the synthpop hit *I Want Candy* and The Doobie Brothers hit *China Grove.*
* George Thorogood and the Destroyers based their *Bad to the Bone* on *I'm a Man*
Lynyrd Skynyrd

## genres

* Southern rock
* blues rock
* country rock
* folk rock
* hard rock
* soft rock

## albums

* 4 platinum
* 1 gold

## singles

* five hit singles with eleven additional rock hits

## honors

* two songs were inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* Donnie Van Zant, younger brother of the lead vocalist of Lynyrd Skynyrd, founded .38 Special
* *Free Bird* was always played at the end of every concert
* they were named after a high school gym teacher
Ike and Tina Turner

## genres

* blues rock
* rock and roll
* funk
* soul

## honors

* Their version of *Proud Mary* won a Grammy in 1971
* Hollywood Walk of Fame
* Ike Turner was inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame

## trivia

* Tina went on to have a successful solo career
* Tina was a part of the charity supergroup USA for Africa
* Tina is featured in The Who film *Tommy*
Dick Dale and His Del Tones

## significance

* King of the Surf Guitar, greatly helping to popularize the genre
* his song *Misirlou* is famous for its use in the film *Pulp Fiction* and has been covered by numerous artists including The Beach Boys and The Ventures. It was sampled by the Black Keys in their hit *Pump It*.

## trivia

* Dick Dale, but not the Del Tones, has been previously considered by the actual Hall of Fame, but not inducted
* *Misirlou* gets its name from the Arabic for "Egyptian"
Jethro Tull

## genres

* progressive rock
* hard rock
* folk rock
* soft rock

## albums

* 1 platinum
* 10 gold

## trivia

* They were named after an eighteenth century agriculturalist
* a part of the British Invasion of the 1960s
* They were considered by the actual Hall of Fame, but not inducted
* They are noted for frontman Ian Anderson's fluteplaying while standing on one foot, a la Pan
* *Aqualung* is named after an early version of diving gear
Stevie Nicks

## genres

* folk rock
* soft rock
* blues rock
* hard rock

## albums

* 4 platinum
* 2 gold

## singles

* 10 hits with several additional rock hits

## trivia

* noted for her collaboration with Tom Petty
* her hit with Tom Petty, *Stop Draggin' My Heart Around*, was parodied by Weird Al Yankovic with *Stop Draggin' My Car Around*
* formerly of Fleetwood Mac
The B-52's

## genres

* new wave
* alternative

## albums

* 2 platinum
* 3 gold

## trivia

* provided the theme song to the Nickelodeon cartoon *Rocko's Modern Life*
* they have been considered by the actual Hall of Fame before, but not inducted
* one of the "big three" of early new wave along with Talking Heads and Devo
* Weird Al Yankovic parodied The B-52's with *Mr. Popeil*
* They were named after a haircut resembling the nosecone of a warplane.
Stray Cats

## trivia

* frontman Brian Setzer would go on to form the Brian Setzer Orchestra, participating in the swing revival of the late nineties
* leaders of the rockabilly revival of the 1970s and 1980s
* often classified amongst the new wave bands of the eighties when they would be better off being placed on a classic rock station
Steve Miller Band

## genres

* blues rock
* country rock
* folk rock

## albums

* 4 platinum
* 1 gold

## trivia

* soul musician Seal covered their song *Fly Like an Eagle* for the hit live action/animated hybrid film *Space Jam* in 1996
* their song *Space Cowboy* inspired the Smash Mouth hit *Walking on the Sun*
* their song *The Joker* references their songs *Space Cowboy* and *Gangster of Love*
* part of the Haight-Ashbury sound of the 1960s to 1970s
* performed at the Monterey Pop Festival of 1967
* only Steve Miller was inducted, without his band, much to the frustration of fans, who have always seen "Steve Miller Band" on stations, albums, and compilations
* members include Boz Scaggs
* *Jet Airliner* had to have a line censored for radio play
The Doobie Brothers

## genres

* blues rock
* soft rock

## albums

* 6 platinum
* 3 gold

## singles

* sixteen hit singles with two being chart-toppers

## trivia

* part of the Haight-Ashbury sound of the 1960s to 1970s
* Their song *China Grove* is about an actual city in Texas, although despite the song's description very few people in the city are from China.
* *China Grove* uses a clavé rhythm of 1-2-3-45, also called the Bo Diddley beat, after the early rocker who popularized it.
* the actual Hall of Fame has considered the Doobie Brothers, but not inducted them
* a "doobie" is slang for a marijuana cigarette
Nirvana

## genres

* grunge
* hard rock
* alternative

## albums

* 1 diamond
* 2 platinum

## singles

* *Smells Like Teen Spirit* went platinum

## honors

* one album was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame
* one song was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* led the Seattle Sound of the 1990s
* Their album *Nevermind* is noted for its cover featuring a naked baby with clearly-visible genitals. For initial releases, the genitals were covered with a sticker.
* There was a 1960s garage band by the same name. The two collaborated once and covered eachother's work.
* The Sirius XM station *Lithium* is named after a Nirvana song
* Frontman Kurt Cobain committed suicide after becoming obsessed with the "27 club", a group of famous rockers who had died at the age of 27. This included Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison of The Doors, and Janis Joplin
* Weird Al Yankovic parodied *Smells Like Teen Spirit* with their song *Smells Like Nirvana*. Cobain admitted that he knew the band was famous upon hearing they were being parodied. The video uses much of the same set and extra's as the original video. He also did a style parody with *Callin' in Sick.*
* In the series of internet cartoons Homestar Runner, the main character Homestar dressed up as Cobain for a Halloween special
Steve Winwood

## genres

* blue-eyed soul revival
* pop rock

## albums

* 3 platinum
* 1 gold

## trivia

* previously of Traffic, Blind Faith, and The Spencer Davis Group
* Considered by the actual Hall of Fame, but not inducted as a solo artist. He was inducted as a member of Traffic.
* part of the blue-eyed soul revival of the 1980s
* Weird Al Yankovic parodied his *Addicted to Love* with *Addicted to Spuds*
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers

## genres

* folk rock
* hard rock

## albums

* 7 platinum
* 6 gold

## singles

* sixteen hit singles with numerous additional rock hits

## honors

* 3 Grammys
* Hollywood Walk of Fame

## trivia

* performed the 2008 Super Bowl halftime show
* Petty was noted for his collaboration with Stevie Nicks, especially their hit *Stop Draggin' My Heart Around*
* *Stop Draggin' My Heart Around* was parodied by Weird Al Yankovic with *Stop Draggin' My Car Around*
The Police

## genres

* new wave
* reggae rock
* alternative

## singles

* *Every Breath You Take* went gold
* 4 others were chart-toppers

## honors

* 6 Grammys
* album *Synchronicity* was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame
* song *Roxanne* was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* Frontman Sting went on to have a successful solo career, including having a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
* Sting is featured in the Dire Straits song *Money for Nothing*
* *Every Breath You Take* is not supposed to be romantic. It was actually written after Sting got a divorce.
* Weird Al Yankovic parodied The Police twice. He did a style parody with *Velvet Elvis*. He also parodied their *King of Pain* with *King of Suede*
Talking Heads

## genres

* new wave
* alternative

## albums

* 2 platinum
* 5 gold

## singles

* 3 hit singles with six additional rock hits

## trivia

* one of the "big three" of early new wave along with Devo and The B-52's
* album *Radio Head* was the inspiration for the name of the indie band Radiohead
* iconic childrens television program *Sesame Street* did a sketch based on their work
* Weird Al Yankovic parodied Talking Heads with *Dog Eat Dog*. He also parodied *Take Me to the River* with *Take Me to the Liver*
* Indie band Franz Ferdinand has claimed influence from Talking Heads
* Strong Sad, of the Homestar Runner series of popular internet cartoons, once dressed up as a member of Talking Heads for a Halloween special
The Dave Clark Five

## genres

* pop rock
* rock and roll

## singles

* seventeen hit singles with *Over and Over* being a chart-topper

## trivia

* When originally nominated for the actual Hall of Fame, they received enough votes to be inducted, but rap group Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five was chosen instead despite having received fewer votes. The excuse was that "some votes game late" and that "they couldn't go any longer without a rap act". This caused controversy and the Dave Clark Five was subsequently inducted the following year.
* A part of the British Invasion of the 1960s
Queen

## genres

* glam rock
* hard rock
* progressive rock
* glam metal

## albums

* 5 platinum
* 10 gold

## singles

* 8 platinum
* 2 gold

## honors

* Hollywood Walk of Fame
* Grammy Hall of Fame
* Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award

## legacy

* the musical We Will Rock You was based around their work

## trivia

* White rapper Vanilla Ice sampled their hit *Under Pressure* with his hit *Ice Ice Baby*. Initially, no credit was given. After a lawsuit, both Queen and David Bowie were credited, as Bowie is also featured on the original song.
* Queen participated in the rockabilly revival of the 1970s and 1980s with their hit *Crazy Little Thing Called Love.*
* Their hit *Another One Bites the Dust* samples the song *Good Times* by disco band Chic
* Weird Al Yankovic parodied Queen twice. First, *Another One Rides the Bus* as a parody of *Another One Bites the Dust*, then *Ringtone* as a style parody.
* *We Will Rock You* was not that well-known until its use in the comedy film *Wayne's World*
* We Will Rock You and We Are the Champions have become popular sports anthems and are often played back-to-back
The Bee-Gees

## albums

* 3 platinum with *Main Course* going gold

## singles

* 4 platinum
* 7 gold

## honors

* Hollywood Walk of Fame
* Songwriters Hall of fame
* Order of the British Empire
* 5 Grammys
* Grammy Legend Award
* Grammy Hall of fame
* Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award

## trivia

* Best known for providing the soundtrack to *Saturday Night Fever*
* a part of the British Invasion of the sixties
Tommy James and the Shondells

## genres

* pop rock
* psychedelic rock
* garage rock
* hard rock

## trivia

* *Mony Mony* was successfully covered by hard rock musician Billy Idol
* *I Think We're Alone Now* was successfully covered by pop musician Tiffany
* *Crimson and Clover* was successfully covered by hard rock group Joan Jett and the Blackhearts
* considered by the actual Hall of Fame, but not inducted
Uefa Champions League 1963-1964

La **UEFA Champions League** temporada 1963-1964 fue el **Quinto (V)** torneo de clubes de máximo nivel organizado por la UEFA,luego del éxito de las ediciones anteriores.
La UEFA determino que para dicho torneo disputado entre los años de 1963 y 1964 participarían los campeones de las ligas europeas de dichos años como ya era costumbre.

IMAGEN EQUIPO CAMPEON

## Clasificación

Los clubes clasificados para esta edición de la UEFA Champions League fueron:

* España : Real Madrid , Atletico de Madrid
* Portugal : Real Benfica , Porto , Sporting Lisboa
* Francia : Saint Ettiene , Nantes
* Reino Unido : Liverpool , Manchester United , Rangers
* Países Bajos  & Bélgica : Anderlecht , Feyenord
* Italia : Bologna , Internazionale
* Suiza -Austria : Rapid Viena , Linz
* Alemania : Borussia Dormünt , FC Köln
* Escandinavia: Rösenburg Blackburn , FC København
* Hungría -Checoslovaquía : Sparta Praga , Ferencvarösi
* Polonia : Lechia Gdansk
* Rumanía -Bulgaria : Dinamo Bucarest , CSKA Sofia
* Yugoslavia : Estrella Roja Belgrado , Partizan Belgrado
* Grecia : Phanatinaikos , Olympiakos
* Unión Soviética : Lokomotiv Moscú , CSKA Moscú
* Turquía : Fenerbache

## Competencia

Para esta edición de la Copa al haber solamente 32 equipos participando se decidió que se jugaría en rondas de eliminación directa a doble partido.

### Dieciseisavos de Final

Jugados entre Agosto y Diciembre de 1963

* Real Madrid vs Lechia Gdansk  **7:1 - 4:0**
* FC Köln  vs Rangers  **1:1 - 0:3**
* Sparta Praga  vs Nantes  **2:1 - 4:1**
* Anderlecht  vs CSKA Moscú  **0:4 - 2:2**
* Sporting Lisboa  vs FC København  **4:0 - 4:1**
* Dinamo Bucarest  vs Liverpool  **0:4 - 0:6**
* Rapid Viena  vs Ferencvarösi  **2:1 - 1:4**
* Real Benfica  vs  Rösenburg Blackburn  **3:3 - 1:0**
* Feyenord  vs Estrella Roja Belgrado  **2:0 - 1:5**
* Atletico de Madrid vs Partizan Belgrado  **4:2 - 3:0**
* Bologna vs Olympiakos  **1:1 - 0:2**
* Borussia Dormünt  vs Saint Ettiene  **5:3 - 2:0**
* Phanatinaikos  vs Internazionale  **1:4 - 0:7**
* Linz  vs Lokomotiv Moscú  **1:1 - 0:2**
* Porto vs Fenerbache  **2:1 - 0:0**
* Manchester United  vs CSKA Sofia  **3:0 - 1:0**

### Octavos de Final

Jugados entre Febrero y Marzo de 1964

* Real Madrid vs Rangers  **4:0 - 1:1**
* Sparta Praga  vs CSKA Moscú **1:3 - 0:2**
* Sporting Lisboa  vs Liverpool  **2:2 - 0:2**
* Ferencvarösi  vs Real Benfica  **1:1 - 0:3**
* Estrella Roja Belgrado  vs Atletico de Madrid **5:2 - 0:3 (9):(8)**
* Internazionale vs Lokomotiv Moscú **2:1 - 2:1**
* Olympiakos  vs Borussia Dormünt  **1:1 - 1:5**
* Porto  vs Manchester United  **2:2 - 0:1**

### Cuartos de Final

Jugados en Abril de 1964

* Real Madrid vs CSKA Moscú  **5:0 - 3:1**
* Liverpool  vs Real Benfica  **2:1 - 1:4**
* Estrella Roja Belgrado  vs  Internazionale **1:1 - 0:1**
* Borussia Dormünt  vs Manchester United  **1:0 - 0:2**

### Semifinales

Jugados en Mayo de 1964

* Real Madrid vs  Internazionale  **2:2 - 2:0**
* Real Benfica vs Manchester United  **3:1 - 0:0**

### Final

Jugada el 11 de Junio 1964 en el Estadio Ernst Happel de Viena, Austria.

* Real Madrid vs Real Benfica **2:1 (e.t)**
Tears for Fears

## genres

* new romantic
* post punk
* alternative

## albums

* 2 platinum
* 2 gold

## singles

* *Shout* went gold with several additional hit singles

## trivia

* Indie folk musician Gary Jules successfully covered *Mad World*.
* much of their work is based around "primal scream theory", based on the works by Arthur Janov, who argued that neurosis is caused by repressed childhood trauma
Van Halen

## genres

* hard rock
* glam metal
* glam rock

## albums

* 2 diamond
* 8 platinum
* 1 gold

## trivia

* Van Halen participated in the rockabilly revival of the 1970s and 1980s with their rock hit *Hot for Teacher*
* In 1986, Sammy Hagar of Montrose replaced frontman David Lee Roth as lead vocalist. Fans are divided on which era is better, with some claiming Hagar turned the band into a sellout pop group. When Van Halen was inducted into the actual Hall of Fame, both Hagar and Roth were included. Roth returned in 1996, only to be quickly replaced by former Extreme frontman Gary Cherone. Hagar returned in 2003, and was replaced with Roth again in 2006.
* Both Hagar and Roth have seen great solo success, with Hagar's being the most notable.
* Eddie Van Halen provided the guitar solo for the Michael Jackson hit *Beat It*
* They released an album entitled *For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge*, which forms the controversial acronym "FUCK"
* Weird Al Yankovic performed the song *Stuck in the Closet With Vanna White* in the style of Van Halen
* On the Nickelodeon cartoon *Kablam!*, there is a segment called The Justice Friends. One of the characters is called "Val Halen", dubbed "The Viking God of Rock". His name is a portmanteau of Van Halen and Valhalla, the Viking equivalent of Heaven.
* When inducted into the Hall of Fame, all but two members showed up.
They Might Be Giants

## genres

* college rock
* alternative

## albums

* *Flood* went platinum and *Join Us* was a hit

## trivia

* Since 2002 they have been primarily involved in children's music.
* They have been noted for their collaborations with The Brothers Chaps, creators of the popular internet cartoon Homestar Runner
* their hits *Particle Man* and *Istanbul* were turned into cartoon sketches in the popular cartoon series *Tiny Toon Adventures*
* They were parodied by Weird Al Yankovic with *Everything You Know is Wrong*
The Smiths

## genres

* post punk
* alternative

## trivia

* They have been considered by the actual Hall of Fame, but not inducted
* frontman Morrissey would go on to have a successful solo career
* because of the subject matter of their songs, Morrissey's sexuality has been questioned. He has refused to discuss the topic
* they have been a major influence on modern indie bands
* the depressing and morbid subject matter of some of ther songs was later revealed to have been influenced by Morrissey's battle with cancer and depression
Yes

## albums

* 6 platinum
* 3 gold

## singles

* six hit singles with numerous additional rock hits

## trivia

* Due to legal issues regarding the name, the members temporarily formed the group Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe.
* The group was a subject of a rock band variant of the iconic comedy sketch *Who's on First?*
* In one Superman comic, Mr. Mxyzptlk tried to tell people how to pronounce his name by turning into a mixer, then into a Yes album, then spitting on them, then licking them.
The Cure

## genres

* post punk
* alternative
* goth rock

## albums

* 3 platinum
* 2 gold

## singles

* 3 hit singles with numerous additional rock hits

## honors

* album *Boys Don't Cry* was listed as one of the greatest albums of all time by *Rolling Stone Magazine*

## trivia

* They have been considered by the actual Hall of Fame before, but not inducted
* Strong Sad, of the popular Homestar Runner series of internet cartoons, is a fan of The Cure
Z.Z. Top

## genres

* hard rock
* blues rock revival

## albums

* 1 diamond
* 4 platinum
* 4 gold

## singles

* 8 hit singles with numerous additional rock hits

## trivia

* The song *Pearl Necklace* is a double entendre about both jewelry and about a sex act
* they contributed to the *Back to the Future* soundtrack
* a part of the 1997 Super Bowl halftime show
* They are noted for their long beards and always being seen wearing sunglasses, even at night. They denied an offer to shave their beards for a promotion, claiming "they'd be too ugly without them". Ironically, member Frank Beard is the only one without a beard.
* they were named after blues legend B.B. King and blues musician Z.Z. Hill
The Jeff Beck Group

## trivia

* Beck previously played for The Yardbirds
* Only Beck was inducted into the actual Hall of Fame, without the group
* The group featured Rod Stewart. If the whole group was to be inducted, it would be Stewart's third time after Faces and his solo induction. He would become only the second artist to be inducted three times after Eric Clapton.
* They were a part of the British Invasion of the 1960s
* their debut album was only credited to Beck
Stevie Wonder

## genres

* funk
* soul

## albums

* numerous hit albums with three chart-toppers

## singles

* numerous hit singles with ten chart-toppers

## honors

* numerous Grammys
* Hollywood Walk of Fame
* Presidential Medal of Freedom
* Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* a part of the charity supergroup USA for Africa
* a part of the 1999 Super Bowl Halftime Show
* his song *Higher Ground* was successfully covered by funk rock band Red Hot Chili Peppers
* a part of the Motown sound of the 1960s
The Black Crowes

## genres

* Southern rock revival
* blues rock

## albums

* 2 platinum
* 1 gold

## singles

* 2 hit singles with numerous additional rock hits

## trivia

* Album *Amorica* caused controversy when first released because the cover depicts a woman's lower torso wearing a thong. The album was re-released to big box retailers with just the thong over a black background.
* their hit *Hard to Handle* was originally an Otis Redding song
The Rolling Stones

## genres

* hard rock
* garage rock
* psychedelic rock
* blues rock

## albums

* 18 platinum
* 7 gold

## singles

* 42 hit singles, nine being chart-toppers

## honors

* 4 albums inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame
* 2 songs inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* a part of the British Invasion of the 1960s
* main rival to The Beatles
* members Mick Jagger and Keith Richards have been considered by the actual Hall of Fame for induction as solo artists, but not chosen
* Album *Sticky Fingers* was originally released with a zipper where a balloon would inflate, implying a penis. This is only found on early vinyl releases.
* new wave band Devo successfully covered the Rolling Stones hit *Satisfaction*
* The song *Gimme Shelter* is noted for its backing vocal by Merry Clayton. In the line "Rape. Murder!", her voice can actually be heard cracking.
* The song *Mother's Little Helper* is believed to be about the sedative Valium.
* performed the 2006 Super Bowl halftime show
* Weird Al Yankovic parodied *Shattered* with *Fatter*
* Their song *Start Me Up* was parodied with the song by Bob Rivers, often misattributed to Weird Al
* Member Ronnie Wood was also a member of Faces
* *Let's Spend the Night Together* was banned from radio because of its suggestive lyrics
* they were named after the Muddy Waters song *Rollin' Stone*
The Patti Smith Group

## genres

* post punk
* alternative
* hard rock

## singles

* *Because the Night* was a hit single with two others being rock hits

## honors

* Their debut album was listed as one of the greatest of all time by *Rolling Stone Magazine*

## trivia

* Only Patti Smith, without her backing group, was inducted into the actual Hall of fame
* Their hit *Because the Night* was written by Bruce Springsteen
Tommy Tutone

## genres

* power pop
* hard rock
* pop rock

## singles

* *867-5309/Jenny* went gold with *Angel Say No* also being a hit

## trivia

* Many were frustrated after *Jenny* became a hit due to many teenage boys calling asking for Jenny, forcing them to change their number. The number was ultimately purchased by Benjamin Franklin Plumbing.
Thin Lizzy

## albums

* *Jailbreak* went gold while *Bad Reputation* was also a hit

## singles

* *The Boys are Back in Town* made it to number twelve

## legacy

* their style of using two lead guitarists was greatly influential on such bands as Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, and Def Leppard

## trivia

* named after the Irish pronunciation for "Tin Lizzy", an antique automobile
The Rascals

## genres

* blue-eyed soul
* psychedelic rock
* garage rock
* hard rock

## singles

* numerous hit singles with 3 being chart-toppers

## trivia

* Inducted into the actual Hall of Fame as The (Young) Rascals to include all members. The group was originally known as The Young Rascals to distinguish from another band by the name Rascals.
* Provided the counterculture staple *People Got to Be Free*
The Mamas and the Papas

## honors

* *California Dreamin'* was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* Monterey performer
* Due to a sandwich found in her room upon her death it has been believed for decades that member Cass Elliot died from choking on a ham sandwich. However, postmortem analyses determined that she had no food in her windpipe and had likely died of heart failure.
The Byrds

## genres

* folk rock
* raga rock
* psychedelic rock
* soft rock

## singles

* seven hit singles with two being chart-toppers

## honors

* three songs inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame
* one album inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* performed at the Monterey Pop festival of 1967
* late member Gram Parsons also performed for The Flying Burrito Brothers
* member David Crosby went on to perform for Crosby, Stills, and Nash
* noted for their "raga" style, combining East Indian elements with rock to create a psychedelic style
The Moody Blues

## genres

* psychedelic rock
* progressive rock

## albums

* 6 platinum
* 4 gold

## singles

* thirteen hit singles with two additonal rock hits

## honors

* song *Nights in White Satin* was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* there is a bluegrass tribute band called Moody Bluegrass
* part of the British Invasion of the 1960s
* The songs on *Days of Future Passed* are supposed to represent the times of day, such as *Nights in White Satin* and *Tuesday Afternoon*.
Halcyons

Halcyons are one of the four Demon Races. They have the ability to transform in a bird (It can be any bird).

## **Abilities**

 Hearing
 Smelling
 Speed
 Magic

*Note: The table above shows the rate for an average Halcyon.*

They're also capable of flying, even when they aren't transformed in a bird form.

## **Leader**

The leader of the Halycons is Yuki, the Lord of the Halcyons.
Styx

## genres

* hard rock
* progressive rock

## albums

* 5 platinum
* 4 gold

## singles

* numerous hit singles with *Babe* being a chart-topper

## trivia

* *Mr. Roboto* is noted for its intro being in Japanese
* Album *Kilroy Was Here* is named for graffiti found in various places during World War II
* named for the river in Greek mythology where the deceased would have to cross to reach the underworld
The Band

## genres

* roots rock
* country rock

## albums

* one platinum
* two gold

## honors

* 2 albums inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* formerly the backing group for Bob Dylan
* their farewell concert *The Last Waltz* is considered the most famous farewell concert of all time
* Woodstock performer
* the group was a subject of a rock band variant of the iconic comedy sketch *Who's on First*
Sting

## genres

* new wave
* alternative

## albums

* 7 platinum
* 1 gold

## singles

* fourteen hits with *All for Love* being a chart-topper

## honors

* 17 Grammys
* 1 Emmy
* Songwriter Hall of Fame
* Hollywood Walk of Fame

## trivia

* previously of The Police
* has been considered as a solo artist by the actual Hall of Fame, but not inducted
* featured on the Dire Straits hit *Money for Nothing*
* a part of the 2003 Super Bowl halftime show
The Allman Brothers Band

## genres

* Southern rock
* blues rock
* country rock
* folk rock
* soft rock

## albums

* 3 platinum
* 3 gold

## singles

* 3 hit singles with 7 additional rock hits

## honors

* *Jessica* won a Grammy in 1996
* Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award

## trivia

* frontman Gregg Allman went on to have a successful solo career, including a hit performance of *Midnight Rider*
* performed at the Woodstock 25th anniversary concert
* instrumental *In Memory of Elizabeth Reed* was named after a headstone in Rose Hill Cemetery in Macon, Georgia
* member Duane Allman was also a member of Derek and the Dominos
Steppenwolf

## genres

* hard rock
* psychedelic rock

## honors

* the hit *Born to be Wild* was listed as one of the greatest songs of all time by *Rolling Stone Magazine*

## trivia

* a remix of the hit *Magic Carpet Ride* was used for the soundtrack of baseball video game *Triple Play 2001*
* they were considered for the actual Hall of Fame, but not inducted
* They were not allowed to play *The Pusher* live due to the frequent line "I say god damn"
Smokey Robinson and the Miracles

## genres

* rhythm and blues
* doo wop
* rock and roll
* funk
* soul

## honors

* 4 songs induted into the Grammy Hall of Fame
* Grammy Hall of Fame
* Hollywood Walk of Fame

## trivia

* When originally inducted, only Robinson was inducted, without the Miracles. Years later it was discovered that, by inducting only him, they had violated their rule of nominating only artists whose first record had been released at least 25 years prior. In 2012 a special committee was established to induct The Miracles and several other neglected backing groups.
Steely Dan

## genres

* jazz rock
* soft rock

## albums

* 7 platinum
* 1 gold

## honors

* 4 Grammys
* Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* member Donald Fagen went on to have a successful solo career
* the song *Deacon Blues* was inspired by Duke University
* The Eagles song *Hotel California* uses the line "they stab it with their steely knives but they just can't kill the beast". This was done in response to a Steely Dan song mentioning the Eagles.
* they were named after a sex toy
Starship

## genres

* pop rock
* hard rock

## albums

* their debut album went platinum with the followup going gold

## trivia

* created as an update of Jefferson Starship
* The song *We Built This City* has the confusing line "Marconi plays the mamba". A mamba is a viper. It is believed that the line was supposed to be "Marconi plays La Bamba", referring to the Ritchie Valens hit.
* *We Built This City* references "The City By the Bay" (San Francisco), "The City That Rocks" (Cleveland), and "The City That Never Sleeps" (New York).
The Animals

## genres

* blues rock
* blue-eyed soul
* psychedelic rock

## singles

* numerous hit singles with *The House of the Rising Sun* being a chart-topper

## honors

* 2 songs were inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame

## trivia

* Frontman Eric Burdon would go on to collaborate with funk band War
* their hit *Monterey* was about the legendary Monterey Pop Festival of 1967, at which they performed
* their hit *Sky Pilot* was for years believed to be a Vietnam protest song, but it has since been revealed to be about World War I
* They were a part of the British Invasion of the 1960s
* Weird Al Yankovic parodied their hit *The House of the Rising Sun* with *The House of the Sesame Seed Bun*
* *Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood*, originally a Nina Simone song, was later performed in disco verson by Santa Esmeralda
Primera División

La **Primera División** de la Liga Mundial de Fútbol es la máxima categoría de competición a nivel de este torneo, se ha disputado cada 4 años desde 2020 y sirvió como reemplazo de la extinta Copa Confederaciones.

## Participantes

Los participantes de la Primera División son 16 equipos, los 16 mejor clasificados en el ranking de la FIFA, en cada temporada los últimos pueden descender a Segunda División y los primeros de dicha división pueden ascender.

### Temporada 2020

En la temporada de 2020 celebrada en Australia *(véase: Torneo de 1era de 2020)*
participaron los 16 equipos mejores rankeados de ese año, el equipo local no participo pues no estaba entre los 16 mejores.

Uruguay
Reino Unido
Alemania
Suecia
Países Bajos
España
Hungría
Portugal
Colombia
Rusia

### Temporada 2024

En la temporada de 2024 celebrada en Países Bajos y Bélgica *(véase: Torneo de 1era de 2024)*
participaron los 16 equipos mejores rankeados de ese año, los equipos locales participaron.

Uruguay
Reino Unido
Alemania
Croacia
Países Bajos
España
Hungría
Portugal
Colombia
Rusia

### Temporada 2028

En la temporada de 2028 celebrada en Argentina y Uruguay *(véase: Torneo de 1era de 2028)*
participaron los 16 equipos mejores rankeados de ese año, los equipos locales participaron.

Uruguay
Reino Unido
Alemania
Estados Unidos
Países Bajos
España
Hungría
Portugal
Colombia
Rusia

### Temporada 2032

En la temporada de 2032 celebrada en Marruecos *(véase: Torneo de 1era de 2032)*
participaron los 16 equipos mejores rankeados de ese año, el equipo local no participo pues no estaba entre los 16 mejores.

Uruguay
Reino Unido
Alemania
Croacia
Países Bajos
España
Hungría
Portugal
Colombia
Chile
Elijah D. Harden

**Elijah D. Harden Jr.** (June 25, 1837 - February 15, 1897) served as a private in Company L, 13th Tennessee Volunteer Cavalry.

## Personal life

Elijah Harden was born June 25, 1837 in Carter County, Tennessee to Elijah D. and Levisa (Stover) Harden. He married Eliza Caroline "Carrie" Potter (1838-1909) with whom he had at least ten children.

## Civil War service

Harden enlisted in as a private in Company L on September 21, 1863 in Carter County, Tennessee for a period of three years. He mustered in April 11, 1864 in Nashville, Tennessee.

Harden was appointed sergeant on September 1, 1864. For some unstated reason, he was reduced to the rank of private on March 25, 1865. Harden is listed as present for duty throughout his term of service.

Harden mustered out with regiment on September 5, 1865 at Knoxville. He had last been paid to August 31, 1864. Harden owed $11.27 to the government for clothing, had received a bounty of $25, and was owed a $75 bounty.

## Post-war life

Harden applied for an invalid's pension on February 6, 1886. His wife applied for a widow's pension on February 24, 1897.

He died February 15, 1897 in Carter County and is buried at Hardin Cemetery in Elizabethton.

## Notes

1. ↑ Harden may have previously served as a private in Company B or D, 8th Tennessee Volunteer Infantry, but no records of his service with the regiment have been located in *The Tennessee Adjutant General's Report*.
2. ↑ Oddly, he has two government headstones. One is set at the head of his grave and the other at the foot.
The Velvet Underground

## trivia

* Their debut album features the words "peel slowly and see". Originally, one would peel off the banana to reveal a flesh-colored banana innard, implying a penis. The sticker is not found on later releases.
* The song *Venus in Furs* was the inspiration for the name of the post punk band The Psychedelic Furs
* frontman Lou Reed would go on to have a successful solo career, eventually being inducted also as a solo artist
The Stooges

## genres

* garage rock
* hard rock

## honors

* their first three albums were labeled as some of the greatest of all time by *Rolling Stone Magazine*
* their single *I Wanna Be Your Dog* was labeled as one of the greatest songs of all time by *Rolling Stone Magazine*

## trivia

* member Iggy Pop would go on to have a successful solo career
* recurring Mario boss Iggy Koopa was named and designed after Iggy Pop
The Doors

## genres

* psychedelic rock
* blues rock
* blue-eyed soul

## honors

* two songs inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame
* One album inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame
* Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award
* Hollywood Walk of Fame
* 1 Grammy
* album *The Doors* was inducted into the Library of Congress

## trivia

* Their song *The End* is noted for the Oedipus Complex in its lyrics. During this part, Morrison says "Mother I want to fuck you", but screams "fuck" so it is unintelligible". This allowed the song to be heard on the radio and released as a single unedited.
* *The End* was used in the movie *Apocalypse Now*. This was parodied in an episode of popular cartoon series *Animaniacs*, with Jim Morrison being run over by a truck at the end of the episdoe.
* The song *Break On Through* had a line censored for radio play. The line was "She get high", which is sung multiple times. The line was believed to be promoting the use of drugs, so the word "high" was edited out. This censored version was also used for the single version. The edited version is the most common version found and used nowadays and the original version is difficult to find.
* their song *Riders on the Storm* is noted for its ambient sounds to make it sound like a storm is brewing
* the album *The Soft Parade* is named because it is jazzier than their usual work
* the song *Waiting for the Sun* is on the album *Morrison Hotel* rather than the album *Waiting for the Sun*
* Jim Morrison died at the age of 27, making him a member of the "27 club" along with Buddy Holly, Janis Joplin, and Jimi Hendrix among others. This later became an obsession of Kurt Cobain, frontman for grunge band Nirvana, eventually leading to his ultimate suicide at the same age.
* Weird Al Yankovic parodied the Doors with *Craigslist*
* *The End* has become a counterculture staple along with *The Unknown Soldier*
Lupis

The Lupis (singular = Lupus) are very similar to the Halcyons, but instead of being able to transform in a wolf, this race has the ability to transform in a wolf. It can be any kind of wolf. The Lupis are a Demon Race.

## **Abilities**

 Hearing
 Smelling
 Speed
 Magic

The Lupis race is known for their magic skills.

*Note: The content of table above is from an average Lupis.*

## **Leader**

Their leader is the Lord of the Lupis, Rerth.