Popular Music and Multimedia
McQuinn, Julie
SUMARIO. // Part I. Cross-genre analysis. In the air tonight : text, intertextuality and the construction of meaning ; Robynn J. Stilwell // Part II. Film. Pop, speed and the MTV aesthetic ; Kay Dickinson / Torture tunes : Tarantino, popular music and new Hollywood ultraviolence ; Lisa Coulthard / Remembering pop : David Lynch and the sound of the ’60s ; Mark Mazullo / Polyphony and cultural expression : interpreting musical traditions in Do the right thing ; Victoria E. Johnson / From the warehouse to the multiplex : techno and rave culture’s reconfiguration of late 1990s sci-fi spectacle as musical performance ; Diana Sandars / The music that Lola ran to ; Caryl Flinn / Celluloid love songs : musical modus operandi and the dramatic aesthetics of romantic Hindi film ; Natalie Sarrazin / The edge of seventeen : class, age and popular music in Richard Linklater’s School of rock ; Jeff Smith // Part III. Television. Reality goes pop! Reality TV, popular music and narratives of stardom in Pop idol ; Su Holmes / Chewing gum for the ears : children’s television and popular music ; Karen Lury / In perfect harmony : popular music and cola advertising ; Bethany Klein / It may look like a living room// : the musical number and the sitcom ; Robynn J. Stilwell / Ally McBeal’s postmodern soundtrack ; Julie Brown / Nostalgia, music and the television past revisited in American dreams ; Faye Woods // Part IV. Music video. Subjective perspectives through word, image and sound : temporality, narrative agency and embodiment in the Dixie Chicks’ video Top of the world ; Lori Burns and Jada Watson / The kindest cut : functions and meanings of music video editing ; Carol Vernallis / The erotic life of machines ; Steven Shaviro / Too much, Tatu young : queering politics in the world of Tatu ; Sarah Kerton // Part V. Video games. Grand theft auto? Popular music and intellectual property in video games ; Karen Collins / Dancing machines : Dance dance revolution, cybernetic dance and musical taste ; Joanna Demers / Jacking the dial : radio, race and place in Grand theft auto ; Kiri Miller.
Popular Music and Multimedia
McQuinn, Julie
SUMARIO. // Part I. Cross-genre analysis. In the air tonight : text, intertextuality and the construction of meaning ; Robynn J. Stilwell // Part II. Film. Pop, speed and the MTV aesthetic ; Kay Dickinson / Torture tunes : Tarantino, popular music and new Hollywood ultraviolence ; Lisa Coulthard / Remembering pop : David Lynch and the sound of the ’60s ; Mark Mazullo / Polyphony and cultural expression : interpreting musical traditions in Do the right thing ; Victoria E. Johnson / From the warehouse to the multiplex : techno and rave culture’s reconfiguration of late 1990s sci-fi spectacle as musical performance ; Diana Sandars / The music that Lola ran to ; Caryl Flinn / Celluloid love songs : musical modus operandi and the dramatic aesthetics of romantic Hindi film ; Natalie Sarrazin / The edge of seventeen : class, age and popular music in Richard Linklater’s School of rock ; Jeff Smith // Part III. Television. Reality goes pop! Reality TV, popular music and narratives of stardom in Pop idol ; Su Holmes / Chewing gum for the ears : children’s television and popular music ; Karen Lury / In perfect harmony : popular music and cola advertising ; Bethany Klein / It may look like a living room// : the musical number and the sitcom ; Robynn J. Stilwell / Ally McBeal’s postmodern soundtrack ; Julie Brown / Nostalgia, music and the television past revisited in American dreams ; Faye Woods // Part IV. Music video. Subjective perspectives through word, image and sound : temporality, narrative agency and embodiment in the Dixie Chicks’ video Top of the world ; Lori Burns and Jada Watson / The kindest cut : functions and meanings of music video editing ; Carol Vernallis / The erotic life of machines ; Steven Shaviro / Too much, Tatu young : queering politics in the world of Tatu ; Sarah Kerton // Part V. Video games. Grand theft auto? Popular music and intellectual property in video games ; Karen Collins / Dancing machines : Dance dance revolution, cybernetic dance and musical taste ; Joanna Demers / Jacking the dial : radio, race and place in Grand theft auto ; Kiri Miller.
