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Spring 2014 MUH2019 FINAL EXAM NOTESClassic Rock 1970s & Radio- New genres emerge from 60s pop/rock o Hard rock, metal, glam rock, progressive rock, funk, disco, punk- The use of genreso Pop rock, etc.- Oldies radio1970s “Classic” Rock music & touring- Success of festivals: Newport, Monterey, Woodstock- Bands tailored performances for live concertso The creation of the modern-day touro Lasers, pyrotechnics, light shows, theatrical sets, amplified systems o Best way to experience a bando Merchandiseo Importance of posters and t-shirts- The “classic” album- 70s rockThe Rolling Stones – part of Brit invasion - “Satisfaction”- “Tumbling Dice”- Bad boys – sex, badasses, mod fashion The Who - “My generation” – about young ppl not wanting to be old - “Baba O’Riley” – epic- 1960s punk aesthetics “Tommy” – 1975 “Pinball Wizard” The Altamont Speedway Free Festival (1969)- West coast, unorganized, complete disaster- End of peace, love era. - Opposite of Woodstock Led Zeppelin – “Hey, Hey What Can I Do”- Amplified blues and folk rock- Predecessor to heavy metal - Jimmy Page: guitars- John Bonham: drummers- Robert Plant: lead vocals- John Parl Jones: bass- “Dazed & Confused” Glam Rock & Progressive Rock Glam Rock - Music – classic 70s rock style o 60s Rock N’ Roll w/ 70s developments- Challenging sexuality and gender- Aestheticso Androgyny and queero Costumes, makeup, cross dressingo Theatricalityo Camp – “highly exaggerated performances”- David Bowie – “Starman”, “Lady Grinning Soul”o “The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars” o Performing the characters  Ziggy Stardusto Concept album Ziggy stardust alter ego Gender bending, space, fame Rock star with a message- Human manifestation of an alien- “Martian messiah”o Focus on character over musico Questions about his sexuality Used this to his advantageo Theatrical tourJobriath – “I’maman”, “Rock of Ages”- Rock N’ Roll fairy, 1st gay to get record Mott the Hoople – “All the Young Dudes”- Glitter, makeup, boots; not like Jobriath or Bowie- Anthem for glam rock in 1970s- Song written by Bowie, this version betterProgressive Rock- Complexity in rock musico Highly skilled, technically complexo Form Not bounded by AABA or verse/chorus/verse Similar to forms found in “classical music”; multi-movement pieceso Instrumentation  Electronic keyboards, synthesizers, sound effectso Lengtho Themes Myth, religion, modernity, drug use, literature – not your typical pop song themeo Concept albumso Theatres live and sonicPink Floyd – “Money”- Dark Side of the Moon - Sound effects, psychedelic, blues, jazz- Pressures and stressors of modernityDark Side of the RainbowRush – “Working Man”- Neil Pert drummer godo “Anthem”Movie  Heavy Metal - Black Sabbath – 1st heavy metal band o Tri-Tone  sound of the devil (BS’s #1 song)- Need strong bass and high-voiced, loud voice - Dickinson – Iron Madien – operatic voiceo Classical models are relevant- The root of all Rock N’ Roll is blues and slave music- The craziest and hardest Rock N’ Rollers came from small towns (Iowa, etc.)- Metal-alternative universe- Wacken – heart of Heavy Metalo Wacken Open Air, Germany  3 days of music - Many different metal bands - Metal isn’t sexist  dominantly guyso Hyper-masculine and aggressive- Glam Metal o Sunset Blvd, cross dressing to get ppl talking, packed o Being feminine is the most masculine thing to do o ‘That’s gay!’ … Fans didn't understand what gay was- Groupies – started with Zeppelino Wanted to be there- Girlschool – girl metal band o Big deal, no respect- Women have become much more in metalo ‘Not boys club anymore’- Religious and Satanismo We wouldn't have metal w/o Christianityo Enhances the experience for ppl – cross on fireo Slare directly attacked Christianity – ‘God hates us all’o Churches in Norway burnt downo Anti-Christianity dates back to Norways Vikings- Death & Violenceo Alice CooperDiscoWhat’s disco?- Disco era: 1975-1980- From ‘discotheque’o Where first hear this word?- Social dancing, couples dancingo The Hustle, line-dancing- Against album oriented rocko Less importance on the band  Producers, DJ, singleso Importance of the single (lengthy recordings)The Rise of Disco- Began in Laitno, Black and Gay NYC communitieso Black popular music: soul and funko Tradition of social dancing- Technologyo Early turn table technique; synthesizers, drum machineso TV, space exploration, Sci-Fi- 1970s econ recessiono Cheaper to hire a DJ- Disco as mainstreamo Rolling Stones “Miss You”, Diana Ross, JB, Rod Stewart- Hollywood, ‘Saturday Night Fever’ 1977- Rejected by hard rock, punk, and early metal fanso Rejection of gay culture? Homophobia? Dancing: a challenge to 70s masculinity Not a true arto Racism? Sounds of blacknessDisco Influencing Rock  Rolling Stones, “Miss You”; David Bowie – “Young Amers”Sound of Disco An established beat Repetitive song forms Sound of urban life Steady, medium-fast tempo Straight forward themes and lyricsDisco the place Clubs with non-stop musico Strict dress codeso Ultra-sensory experienceo Heavy bass pulse, flashing lights, mirrors everywhere, dance floor, bodieso Hedonistic shrine  Urban communities of coloro Black, Latinoo The tradition of dancing on the weekendsStudio 54 and Steve Rubell (young, power, $$$) ‘You can't come in, you haven’t shaved.’ Total escapist place; anybody who was anybody was there Sex everywhere, drugs; everything goes! Celebs had privacy (no pictures or social media)Saturday Night Fever (1977) John Travolta – dancing (gay, feminine)The Bee Gee’s – “Stayin Alive” Australian group, 60s Career Revival, 70s – just disco Vocal harmonies Strong repetitive rhythms Disco fans and mainstream This song can save lives! Beat goes along with CPR lolzDonna Summer – “I Feel Love” Powerful, sultry, and whisper-like voice Giorgio Morodero Multi-track recording: multiple voice, reverb, layering and separation of instruments Gay communityo Importance of black female diva Rock N’ Roll Hall of Fame 2013 Juxtaposition b/t human and electronicThe Village People – “YMCA” Costumes of American masculinityo Cowboy, cop, Native American, construction worker, soldier, leatherman


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