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Unit 11 Flashcards

(42 cards)

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Late 1970s

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Commercial rock

Punk and new wave in opposition of main stream rock

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Early 1970’s

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New style Psycadellic emerged

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Punk and new wave

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Highly rejected hippy bands

In favor to pre hippy rock

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Fm radio stations

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From late 1960 to AOR
Broadcasting rock music
Focusing on album charts
Fm radio changed from free form to AOR (album oriented rock)

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AOR stations were heavily formatted with

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Program directors
Commercial tendencies of am
Shorter more radio friend songs

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Large selling albums draw corporate interest

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500 000 records sold = gold

1000 000 = platinum

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Rock in early 70s

Bands

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Easy to distinguish 
Rolling Stones 
Kiss 
Wings 
Steve miller band 
Doobie brothers
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New arrivals in the late 70s

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Boston 
Foreigner 
Cheap trick 
Journey 
Van Halen
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2 American bands prominent in revamping progressive rock in late 70s

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Kansas

Styx

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In late 1970s british bands reworking progressive rock

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Alan parsons project
Electric light orchestra
Queen

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Alan parsons project

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Recording engineer for Beetles and Pink Floyd

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Electric light orchestra

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Formed from the band the move

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Queen

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Bohemian rhapsody
Inspired by Beatles
Thought he was gay, encouraged sexual stereotypes
Aids

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Mid 70s

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Singer song writer popular
Soul searching lyric
Explored harder rock styles

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Example of singer song writer

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Elton John
Bob Dylan 
Paul Simon
Billy Joel 
Jackson Browne 
Bob seggar
Bruce Springsteen
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Ways that bands adapted from older styles of rock

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Compound aaba forms
Blending instrument techniques from multiple styles
Synthesis homogenization interpretation

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In 1997 America rock fans began to hear about a movement in the uk called

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Punk

Ex: sex pistols, clash

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Punk had

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Aggressive and dangerous images

US tones down this style

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Punks most important roots in America

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Detroit

Newyork

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Punk reemerged UK from US as

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Early influential bands of punk

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Velvet underground
Iggy pop and the stooges
Mc 5

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New York punk

Country blue grass blues

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Patty smith group
First band to sign a record deal

Television
Ramones

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Punk fashion

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Radical clothing
Ripped jeans leather jackets and safety pins 
Crazy hair colors and Mohawks 
"Do it yourself" esthetics/ mantra
Recording promo album all done yourself
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Rise of punk 74-77

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Linked to economies recession

Punk represented this

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Malcolm McClaren
Clothing store in London that sold punk clothing Band members would shop there Helped launch sex pistols
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Sex pistols
Played gigs in 75 Signed in 76 7 single son uk top 40 Catalyst for punk in the uk
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The next big thing (punk) 1977-1980
Punk had no presence on firmly restricted FM radio stations Sex pistols toured the world Rock magazines gave significant coverage to punk Punk had a bad name, so they relabeled it as new wave
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New wave (punk)
An artsier term for punk Took away from aggressive image of punk New waves answer to frustration was reflect on urban alienation
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CBGB goes new wave
Ex. Blondie and Talking Heads
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Blondie
One of the most successful bands from CBGB | Little resemblance to American punk
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New wave in the American mainstream
Cars Tom petty Devo B 52s -they didn't arise from CBGB
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Cars
Was the first new wave band to break into FM radio rock playlist
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Most british punk bands dominating charts in England
Never made an impact in the us
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British new wavers in America
Police and Elvis Costello (made US top 40)
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New wave was fascinated with
Earlier music styles
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Historical events that impacted the music industry in the 80s
Regan marked a new conservative attitude in the US Growth of AIDS epidemic MTV was launched creating competition with FM radios AM radio emerged TV shows (Crosby show for race and the Simpsons for American life) Fell into deep recession in the 80s Baby boomers and job demands Music industry decided to take in only the people with big names
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1980-1990
Neither punk or disco were important in pop music mainstream MTV challenged FM radio as the most important Heavy metal and rap emerged at the end of the decade Rock and new wave still existed Punk fueled hardcore and indie rock
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Dance music of the 1980s
MJ | Madonna
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Michael Jackson ❤️
His albums thriller contained 7 top 10 singles Best selling album in the history of music (100 000 000 000 were sold) "King of pop"
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Madonna
Former dancer She didn't write or produce many of her early hits One of the most important figures in pop music Sex object to question gender norms
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Prince
Developed image as sexually charged | Pop and funk
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Janet Jackson
Dancing was as important as singing for her