Reading Rock and Roll

Reading Rock and Roll

Editorial Reviews
Jennifer Wicke author of Advertising Fictions: Literature, Advertisement, and Social Reading
Reading Rock & Roll has a worthy, compelling energy and a great deal of sophistication. Dettmar and Richeys book shows us that rock music is something that we need to read, as well as hear; that in its reading lie secrets of truth and transcendence with messages for us all. With elegance and unassuming brilliance, they take up the call for a theorized popular music, and resoundingly succeed in conveying the excitement and necessity of the task.

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" Reading Rock and Roll establishes a unique identity for itself, and maintains consistently high quality within its own terms." -- William Echard, American Studies

Reading Rock and Roll

Reading Rock and Roll,Anthony DeCurtis,Kevin J. H. Dettmar,William Richey,Columbia University Press,0231113994,American - Hispanic American,Genres & Styles - Rock,History and criticism,Music,Philosophy and aesthetics,Popular Culture - General,Rock music

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