In terms of cultural studies, "Fernando" is a significant site for exploring:

how the dialectic home vs. travel can be expressed with musical signifiers.

As presented in lecture, for the Stones, working in France during the making of Exile on Main Street was...

both a burden and a liberation to their creative lives.

Most importantly, Elvis' move to Memphis gave him access to...

cutting edge African American style and music.

Bob Dylan's earliest persona emphasized...

truth-telling folk music as a protest.

The semiology of music articulates...

the comparative approach to studying meaning in cultural texts.

It was suggested during lecture that the origins of the religious reverence for the Beatles began with...

fan mass hysteria at their arrival in the USA---"Beatlemania"

Karl Marx's analysis of history led him to argue that:

the ruling class manipulates art endeavors to enforce ideas on lower class.

blatant commercial efforts to earn a financial windfall.

The Beatles were first despised by Bible Belt (Southern) preachers and congregants because...

John Lennon said the Beatles were "more popular than Jesus."

The film Wild at Heart shows how...

the affect of film filtered through song produces multiple emotions.

Elvis' music was supported by...

his dance moves, especially his lower body movement.

Many R and B hits were...

originally on small, independent record labels due to institutional racism.

The Stones's philosophy in the transition from the '60s to the '70s is best summarized by...

the concept of exile as outsiders to the Establishiment.

Elvis sang a protest song at the '68 comeback as...

a tribute to recently assassinated Martin Luther King, Jr.

Popular culture is difficult to define because...

there are many ways to interpret the concept of "culture."

Bob Dylan's most recent hit, "Murder Most Foul,"...

continues his long occupation with the impact of music on American history.

The Stones' contribution to American music was that they...

brought back American music that Americans were neglecting.

White countercultural bands played early rock n' roll and R and B covers to...

reaffirm their outsider status via rebellious music of marginalized classes

R & B is best understood as a...

ongoing musical hybrid created by Black professional musicians around WWII.

"Good Golly Miss Molly" had mass appeal because...

it released pent-up desires in teenagers.

Blood on the Tracks is considered Dylan's masterpiece because he...

merges a confessional style with nostalgia and feelings of his generation.

The song "Torn and Frayed" is about...

the trials and tribulations of a guitar player in an American country band.

The song "John Brown" describes...

the soldier who realizes his enemy was the same as he was.

With regard to the philosopher T. Adorno, it was suggested in lecture that...

songs with much repetition can be socially enlightening.

Bob Dylan's symbolic vision music seeks to...

combine intimacy and social critique via techniques of self discovery.

In our lecture, Prof. Malvinni said that Beatle's fandom...

provides insight to how music builds community, connectedness, & well-being

Bob Dylan's embrace of Americana first came to fruition from his...

love and study of American folk music and folklore.

Prof. Malvinni explained the concept of "Bildung" to show that...

work on culture usually involves morality, history, and value judgement.

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1
In terms of cultural studies, "Fernando" is a significant site for exploring:
how great the band "Abba" is.
how the dialectic home vs. travel can be expressed with musical signifiers.
the wonders of the disco era.
how tourists are terrible people in the end.
2
As presented in lecture, for the Stones, working in France during the making of Exile on Main Street was...
a response to being banned from the USA.
finally a chance to be influenced by French poets, Rimbaud and Baudelaire.
truly a myth--they only lived there, and did their recording in Los Angeles
both a burden and a liberation to their creative lives.
3
Most importantly, Elvis' move to Memphis gave him access to...
the Golden Era of Rock and Roll.
music of the Beatles and other mainstream acts of the time.
the music of Big Boy Arthur Crudup.
cutting edge African American style and music.
4
Bob Dylan's earliest persona emphasized...
a crooner who was worthy of Elvis.
the singer as an old English balladeer.
truth-telling folk music as a protest.
his provincial and Jewish roots as an outsider.
5
The semiology of music articulates...
discourse on music can only be understand from "within" a culture.
the comparative approach to studying meaning in cultural texts.
why it is impossible to understand music.
the music is the message.
6
It was suggested during lecture that the origins of the religious reverence for the Beatles began with...
their music which was so repetitive it would hypnotize the young fans.
the hippies who would light candles to their music.
fan mass hysteria at their arrival in the USA---"Beatlemania"
Timothy Leary who understood them as angels.
7
Karl Marx's analysis of history led him to argue that:
the lower class' best chance is to embrace the values of wealthy overlords.
the ruling class manipulates art endeavors to enforce ideas on lower class.
culture is non-ideological and has nothing to do with class warfare.
consciousness can never be changed, it is part of human destiny.
8
Elvis' Films were...
criticized by Civil rights leaders.
focused only on Hawaii.
celebrated for their cultural relevancy and artistic nuance.
blatant commercial efforts to earn a financial windfall.
9
The Beatles were first despised by Bible Belt (Southern) preachers and congregants because...
preached an anti-war message.
John Lennon said the Beatles were "more popular than Jesus."
they sang anti-Christian songs.
they embraced acid and the San Francisco scene.
10
The film Wild at Heart shows how...
the affect of film filtered through song produces multiple emotions.
forbidden love is a universal feeling.
the affect of film filtered through song makes us experience one emotion.
popular culture manipulates our emotional well-being.
11
Elvis' music was supported by...
his dance moves, especially his lower body movement.
his virtuosic ability on the guitar.
his nostalgic use of instruments of the Old South.
rewritings of old English ballads.
12
Many R and B hits were...
reliant on Elvis for their promotion.
derived from previous rock and roll hits.
originally on small, independent record labels due to institutional racism.
written by the Rolling Stones.
13
The Stones's philosophy in the transition from the '60s to the '70s is best summarized by...
the idea of revolution, that is, complete overthrowing of the system.
sex, drugs, and rock and roll.
love as the universal.
the concept of exile as outsiders to the Establishiment.
14
Elvis sang a protest song at the '68 comeback as...
a way of helping Nixon get elected.
an anti-war plea.
a way of becoming hip to the counterculture.
a tribute to recently assassinated Martin Luther King, Jr.
15
Popular culture is difficult to define because...
there are many ways to interpret the concept of "culture."
the counterculture destroyed the concept of "culture."
there is no such thing, in reality.
Andy Warhol invented pop art.
16
Bob Dylan's most recent hit, "Murder Most Foul,"...
continues his long occupation with the impact of music on American history.
was alluded to as a work in progress during the 1965 Press Conference.
blames rock n roll for cultural conditions that led to JFK's assassination
seeks to unmask the idea of Kennedy as a great president.
17
The Stones' contribution to American music was that they...
had a unique vision of America filtered through the lens of the Beatles.
had lots of number one hits about American youth.
brought back American music that Americans were neglecting.
were singled out by Tom Wolfe in the Electric Kool-Aid Acid Tests.
18
White countercultural bands played early rock n' roll and R and B covers to...
play up the visionary qualities of this music.
challenge notions of whiteness.
reaffirm their outsider status via rebellious music of marginalized classes
be able to tour in the South.
19
R & B is best understood as a...
synonymous with rock and roll.
updating of Mississippi blues music.
protest music (anti-segregation, anti-white etc.).
ongoing musical hybrid created by Black professional musicians around WWII.
20
Elvis caused a huge controversy when he sang this song on national TV...
"That's All Right."
"Hound Dog."
"Suspicious Minds."
"In the Ghetto."
21
"Good Golly Miss Molly" had mass appeal because...
it created a new religion for fans.
the Grateful Dead played it once.
Little Richard was homosexual.
it released pent-up desires in teenagers.
22
Blood on the Tracks is considered Dylan's masterpiece because he...
merges a confessional style with nostalgia and feelings of his generation.
combines social critique with collage techniques of the poem "Howl."
played with the best band he ever would.
wrote very bleak lyrics.
23
The Beatles' 'religion' could be summarized by the idea that...
"all you need is love."
music is what matters most.
revolution is the answer.
young people should resign themselves to being ruled by the old.
24
The song "Torn and Frayed" is about...
the rise of Keith Richards as a guitarist.
the trials and tribulations of a guitar player in an American country band.
the downfall of Brian Jones as a guitarist.
why guitar is the best instrument for making music.
25
The song "John Brown" describes...
the continued patriotism of a soldier returning home from war.
what John Lennon calls "bagism."
the soldier who realizes his enemy was the same as he was.
a soldier who fights against his will only to win lots of medals.
26
With regard to the philosopher T. Adorno, it was suggested in lecture that...
songs with much repetition can be socially enlightening.
listeners lost their freedom and became mindless followers of the Beatles.
baby boomers did not understand music very well.
the Beatles' early repetitive music held back social progress in the USA.
27
Bob Dylan's symbolic vision music seeks to...
identity with the underclasses.
combine intimacy and social critique via techniques of self discovery.
understand his failed attempt at marriage.
protest the institutions of America.
28
In our lecture, Prof. Malvinni said that Beatle's fandom...
provides insight to how music builds community, connectedness, & well-being
is associated with well-being (though a stage of false consciousness).
enriches cultures, but at the cost of collective sanity.
illustrates how the counter cultural movement had a negative impact.
29
Bob Dylan's embrace of Americana first came to fruition from his...
embrace of the countercultural concept of exile.
idea of the vision song as a private moment for the individual.
love and study of American folk music and folklore.
work with Joan Baez.
30
Prof. Malvinni explained the concept of "Bildung" to show that...
picture formation is what drives culture.
he loves the German langauge.
Hegel was correct about history.
work on culture usually involves morality, history, and value judgement.

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MUS 114 - Quiz #1 Review

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Flashcards30 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 30

Answers

1
In terms of cultural studies, "Fernando" is a significant site for exploring:
how great the band "Abba" is.
how the dialectic home vs. travel can be expressed with musical signifiers.
the wonders of the disco era.
how tourists are terrible people in the end.
2
As presented in lecture, for the Stones, working in France during the making of Exile on Main Street was...
a response to being banned from the USA.
finally a chance to be influenced by French poets, Rimbaud and Baudelaire.
truly a myth--they only lived there, and did their recording in Los Angeles
both a burden and a liberation to their creative lives.
3
Most importantly, Elvis' move to Memphis gave him access to...
the Golden Era of Rock and Roll.
music of the Beatles and other mainstream acts of the time.
the music of Big Boy Arthur Crudup.
cutting edge African American style and music.
4
Bob Dylan's earliest persona emphasized...
a crooner who was worthy of Elvis.
the singer as an old English balladeer.
truth-telling folk music as a protest.
his provincial and Jewish roots as an outsider.
5
The semiology of music articulates...
discourse on music can only be understand from "within" a culture.
the comparative approach to studying meaning in cultural texts.
why it is impossible to understand music.
the music is the message.
6
It was suggested during lecture that the origins of the religious reverence for the Beatles began with...
their music which was so repetitive it would hypnotize the young fans.
the hippies who would light candles to their music.
fan mass hysteria at their arrival in the USA---"Beatlemania"
Timothy Leary who understood them as angels.
7
Karl Marx's analysis of history led him to argue that:
the lower class' best chance is to embrace the values of wealthy overlords.
the ruling class manipulates art endeavors to enforce ideas on lower class.
culture is non-ideological and has nothing to do with class warfare.
consciousness can never be changed, it is part of human destiny.
8
Elvis' Films were...
criticized by Civil rights leaders.
focused only on Hawaii.
celebrated for their cultural relevancy and artistic nuance.
blatant commercial efforts to earn a financial windfall.
9
The Beatles were first despised by Bible Belt (Southern) preachers and congregants because...
preached an anti-war message.
John Lennon said the Beatles were "more popular than Jesus."
they sang anti-Christian songs.
they embraced acid and the San Francisco scene.
10
The film Wild at Heart shows how...
the affect of film filtered through song produces multiple emotions.
forbidden love is a universal feeling.
the affect of film filtered through song makes us experience one emotion.
popular culture manipulates our emotional well-being.
11
Elvis' music was supported by...
his dance moves, especially his lower body movement.
his virtuosic ability on the guitar.
his nostalgic use of instruments of the Old South.
rewritings of old English ballads.
12
Many R and B hits were...
reliant on Elvis for their promotion.
derived from previous rock and roll hits.
originally on small, independent record labels due to institutional racism.
written by the Rolling Stones.
13
The Stones's philosophy in the transition from the '60s to the '70s is best summarized by...
the idea of revolution, that is, complete overthrowing of the system.
sex, drugs, and rock and roll.
love as the universal.
the concept of exile as outsiders to the Establishiment.
14
Elvis sang a protest song at the '68 comeback as...
a way of helping Nixon get elected.
an anti-war plea.
a way of becoming hip to the counterculture.
a tribute to recently assassinated Martin Luther King, Jr.
15
Popular culture is difficult to define because...
there are many ways to interpret the concept of "culture."
the counterculture destroyed the concept of "culture."
there is no such thing, in reality.
Andy Warhol invented pop art.
16
Bob Dylan's most recent hit, "Murder Most Foul,"...
continues his long occupation with the impact of music on American history.
was alluded to as a work in progress during the 1965 Press Conference.
blames rock n roll for cultural conditions that led to JFK's assassination
seeks to unmask the idea of Kennedy as a great president.
17
The Stones' contribution to American music was that they...
had a unique vision of America filtered through the lens of the Beatles.
had lots of number one hits about American youth.
brought back American music that Americans were neglecting.
were singled out by Tom Wolfe in the Electric Kool-Aid Acid Tests.
18
White countercultural bands played early rock n' roll and R and B covers to...
play up the visionary qualities of this music.
challenge notions of whiteness.
reaffirm their outsider status via rebellious music of marginalized classes
be able to tour in the South.
19
R & B is best understood as a...
synonymous with rock and roll.
updating of Mississippi blues music.
protest music (anti-segregation, anti-white etc.).
ongoing musical hybrid created by Black professional musicians around WWII.
20
Elvis caused a huge controversy when he sang this song on national TV...
"That's All Right."
"Hound Dog."
"Suspicious Minds."
"In the Ghetto."
21
"Good Golly Miss Molly" had mass appeal because...
it created a new religion for fans.
the Grateful Dead played it once.
Little Richard was homosexual.
it released pent-up desires in teenagers.
22
Blood on the Tracks is considered Dylan's masterpiece because he...
merges a confessional style with nostalgia and feelings of his generation.
combines social critique with collage techniques of the poem "Howl."
played with the best band he ever would.
wrote very bleak lyrics.
23
The Beatles' 'religion' could be summarized by the idea that...
"all you need is love."
music is what matters most.
revolution is the answer.
young people should resign themselves to being ruled by the old.
24
The song "Torn and Frayed" is about...
the rise of Keith Richards as a guitarist.
the trials and tribulations of a guitar player in an American country band.
the downfall of Brian Jones as a guitarist.
why guitar is the best instrument for making music.
25
The song "John Brown" describes...
the continued patriotism of a soldier returning home from war.
what John Lennon calls "bagism."
the soldier who realizes his enemy was the same as he was.
a soldier who fights against his will only to win lots of medals.
26
With regard to the philosopher T. Adorno, it was suggested in lecture that...
songs with much repetition can be socially enlightening.
listeners lost their freedom and became mindless followers of the Beatles.
baby boomers did not understand music very well.
the Beatles' early repetitive music held back social progress in the USA.
27
Bob Dylan's symbolic vision music seeks to...
identity with the underclasses.
combine intimacy and social critique via techniques of self discovery.
understand his failed attempt at marriage.
protest the institutions of America.
28
In our lecture, Prof. Malvinni said that Beatle's fandom...
provides insight to how music builds community, connectedness, & well-being
is associated with well-being (though a stage of false consciousness).
enriches cultures, but at the cost of collective sanity.
illustrates how the counter cultural movement had a negative impact.
29
Bob Dylan's embrace of Americana first came to fruition from his...
embrace of the countercultural concept of exile.
idea of the vision song as a private moment for the individual.
love and study of American folk music and folklore.
work with Joan Baez.
30
Prof. Malvinni explained the concept of "Bildung" to show that...
picture formation is what drives culture.
he loves the German langauge.
Hegel was correct about history.
work on culture usually involves morality, history, and value judgement.