In Laurie Anderson's Big Science, S. Alexander Reed dives into the wonderfully strange making and meanings of this singular album and of its creator's long artistic career, offering scrupulous new research, reception history, careful description, and dizzying creativity.
In Laurie Anderson's Big Science, S. Alexander Reed dives into the wonderfully strange making and meanings of this singular album and of its creator's long artistic career, offering scrupulous new research, reception history, careful description, and dizzying creativity.
Dr. S. Alexander Reed is a musician and scholar of subculture, pop, and technology. Author of the acclaimed book Assimilate: A Critical History of Industrial Music, he has also published in Bloomsbury's 33 1/3 book series, Slate, the Journal of Popular Music Studies, the Journal of Musicological Research, Perspectives of New Music, Popular Music and Society, ImageTexT, the Journal of Popular Music Education, and elsewhere. As a musician, producer, and remixer, he has dozens of recording credits. Reed teaches at Ithaca College, and has previously been on faculty at NYU's Clive Davis Institute for Recorded Music, The University of Florida, and The College of William and Mary.
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I. FINDING THE NOW IN BIG SCIENCE II. TOO BIG TO FAIL --- III. DESCRIBING SIDE 1 IV. FLIPPING THE RECORD V. DESCRIBING SIDE 2 --- VI. NEW MUSIC vs. NEW WAVE VII. THE GENDERED MAKING OF UNGENDERED STYLE VIII. BIGNESS AS USUAL Acknowledgements Works Cited
I. FINDING THE NOW IN BIG SCIENCE II. TOO BIG TO FAIL --- III. DESCRIBING SIDE 1 IV. FLIPPING THE RECORD V. DESCRIBING SIDE 2 --- VI. NEW MUSIC vs. NEW WAVE VII. THE GENDERED MAKING OF UNGENDERED STYLE VIII. BIGNESS AS USUAL Acknowledgements Works Cited
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