Phil Rose delves into Radiohead's work and its cultural context, drawing out how the music addresses political, environmental, and social crises. This book reveals the true depth and musical genius that has solidified Radiohead's place in rock history and pop culture.
Phil Rose delves into Radiohead's work and its cultural context, drawing out how the music addresses political, environmental, and social crises. This book reveals the true depth and musical genius that has solidified Radiohead's place in rock history and pop culture.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Produktdetails
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Tempo: A Rowman & Littlefield Music Series on Rock, Pop, and Culture
Phil Rose has taught at a number of Canadian universities and is the president and chair of the Silvan Tomkins Institute. He has published in many academic journals on a variety of topics, and among his books are Roger Waters and Pink Floyd: The Concept Albums (2015), Radiohead and the Global Movement for Change: Pragmatism Not Idealism (2016), and Confronting Technopoly: Charting a Course Towards Human Survival (2017).
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Chapter 1 Becoming Radiohead (1985 1993) Chapter 2 Towards Technological Apocalypse (1994 1995) Chapter 3 A Sergeant Pepper for the 'Net' Generation (1996 1998) Chapter 4 OK Computer (1996 1998) Chapter 5 Media Fallout (1998 1999) Chapter 6 Kosovo and the First Human Clone (2000 2001) Chapter 7 Creeping Totalitarianism (2002 2003) Chapter 8 Goodbye EMI, Hello Pay What You Want (2004 2008) Chapter 9 Post Apocalypse? (2009 2012) Chapter 10 Forging Forward (2013 2016) Chapter 11 Looking Backwards (2017 2018)
