โ Scribed by David Pattie (auth.)
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Front Matter....Pages i-viii
Front Matter....Pages 1-1
4Real: Performance and Authenticity....Pages 3-20
Performance and Mediation: Performance, Space and Technology....Pages 21-39
Performance, Gender and Rock Music....Pages 40-55
Front Matter....Pages 57-57
The 1960s....Pages 59-80
The 1970s....Pages 81-103
The 1980s....Pages 104-126
The 1990s....Pages 127-151
The 21st Century....Pages 152-163
Back Matter....Pages 164-188
Music; Cultural Studies; Performing Arts
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