Hammered Pure

I’ve been trying to put together an Electropop cd with some classic late 80’s early 90’s tunes any suggestions?

The songs i have in mind are stuff like Jan Hammer’s Crockett’s theme and Gary Newman’s cars.

Don’t you Want Me by The Human League
Personal Jesus or Enjoy the Silence by Depeche Mode
Tainted Love by Soft Cell
What’s on Your Mind(Pure Energy) by Information Society

Metal and its various uses

As different types of wood, metal has different uses depending on the situation and usually depend of what is going to be doing the kind of metal to use.

There are several different types of metal (metal head) and there are some alloy metals, these are made by mixing different metals together and a few of these metals can also be very useful.

Lets start with the different metals.

1) Iron.

Iron is the most useful of all metals man has. In its pure form, has a kind of silver, his tenacious too (which means it lasts), is also very malleable and therefore can be hammered without beginning to crack.

This may be difficult to obtain pure iron, because almost everything in it has a small percentage of carbon, phosphorus, sulfur, silicon and other elements. These rates allow iron content that have different properties that allow it to be cast in molds, but can not be hammered, because it has a risk of breaking or cracking.

2) wrought iron.

The metal has a small carbon content or other substance that can actually make it easier to work with because this metal can be hammered without fear of cracking.

3) Steel.

Steel contains more carbon than wrought iron, but also their carbon has the cast iron. Steel can be cast, forged, hardened and tempered by applying heat to it and then cooling.

4) Tin.

Tin is a white metal that is similar to silver, and can also hammer in very thin sheets that you may know as aluminum foil.

Tin is not found in many places, but in the past, tin was mined in Great Britain and also known as Isle of tin, because most of those who came from here. What is known as tin is actually a thin sheet of iron, but coated with tin, which is used as a cover for some metals, and will not rust or oxidize in the air.

5) zinc.

This metal is a metal blue and sometimes white in a pure state, which is usually in combination with other types of item.

When heated to a temperature Alternatively, you can behave differently, for example, when it's cold, it cam be quite fragile, but if you were to heat to 150 degrees Fahrenheit that can be roll bars and plates – However, if heated above 200 degrees, will be fragile.

6) of lead.

Lead is the softest metal known by man and has a gray-blue. It is a very heavy metal and melts at low temperatures.

Often used in forming alloys with other metals, for example, welding which consists of half-time lead and the other half consists of a type of tin, as well as welding, there is another type of lead metal compound, which consists of 80 pieces of lead and 20 parts of antimony – a rate more than is tin and this consists of 25 parts of lead and tin remaining.

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