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Punk club importance
Country, Bluegrass, and Blues
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grateful dead music length/content
freeform, improvisation, +25 minutes
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studio band
funk brothers
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acid rock drug
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lsd/acid
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1970s Funk Earth, Wind, and Fire
Founder Maurice White, 1941-2016, Formed EWF in 1969
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what caused controversy at Woodstock
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things basically weren't ready and there was a lot of bad things
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Why were College radio stations so important in the 1980s?
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let people listen to what they wanted instead of what was popular
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1967 Monterey Pop
San Francisco bands center stage, guitar destroying
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Motown versus James Brown
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motown was pop-oriented soul, james brown was "godfather of soul/funk"
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heavy metal 2nd gen
1970-1983; Aerosmith, Kiss, Iron Maiden, Van Halen, Def Leppard, AC/DC
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hippie values
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sophisticated music, stand to repeated listens, important issues
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Brian Wilson mental issues
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"tortured artist," psychosis, suicidal ideation
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Yngwie Malmsteen
"Black Star", swedish guitarist, neoclassical
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acid rock origins
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san francisco, california
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Differences in Woodstock vs. Altamont
peaceful v violent, one day v three days, low death care v high death care
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Jefferson Airplane acid rock association
drug references in music and lyrics
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Punk how defined in UK
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tied around anti-consumerist and DIY-ethics, and non-conformist attitudes
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1970s Funk Sly and the Family Stone
Integrated race and gender, Slap Bass
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pete townshend known for
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destroying guitar on stage
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Disco origin
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New York
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Aerosmith
Boston-based, "Dream On," compared toMick Jagger and Keith Richards
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james brown nicknames
Godfather of Soul, Hardest working man in show biz
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Stax (where located)
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Memphis
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founder of motown label
Berry Gordy
not doing fake answers, just read lmao
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acid rock the beats
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rejection of mainstream values
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Dancing that goes with hardcore punk
slam dancing
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motown sound
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motown drumming, snare on every beat, occasional tambourine
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connections in British punk to fashion and the subculture
differentiate from larger culture, broke the "natural" ideas of fashion
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important bands (regional rock)
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Allman Brothers Band, Lynyrd Skynyrd, ZZ Top
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effect on music in the 1970s
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instrumental virtuosity, important lyrics, sophisticated music, unified mus
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Philadelphia Sound groups associated with
O’Jays, Spinners
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Connection of Punk magazine to the underground movement
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made the underground punk scene more well-known, name of scene
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1970s Funk influence on Disco
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funk riffs and rhythms, funk-oriented backgrounds
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Randy Rhoads
worked w/ ozzy osborne, "mr crowley" and "suicide solution", guitarist
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Led Zepplin influences in music
American blues and English folk music
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hardcore punk record label
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SST Records(? this is from google)
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Led Zepplin members
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Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Bonham, John Paul Jones
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Are rock fans and musicians misogynistic?
yes, or at least they used to be
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first true heavy metal band
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Black Sabbath
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Van Halen
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“Runnin’ with theDevil”, four original members
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Philadelphia Sound style
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Lyric vocals, strings, Driving rhythm section
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Brian Wilson in the studio/how much time spent
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would spend hours and hours in the studio, worked w/ the beach boys well
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The Ramones
all about being a horrible band, short songs no solo
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How was Hardcore punk different than earlier punk
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louder/faster, more intense, more violent in dancing
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Did the Parent’s Music Resource Center's actions promote censorship?
yes
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james brown concert behavior/image
super energetic, danced for hours
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How rock changes and becomes part of the counterculture
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rock is more about the sensations than the music itself
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what influences in Southern and Country Rock
Southern blues and Blues-based bands from Britain
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New York Dolls
Glam makeup with gritty rock style, Formed in NYC, “Personality Crisis”
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did dub last
lasted very short amount of time (~20 years)
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Carole King
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"You've Got A Friend," piano, string quartet
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1969 Altamont
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murder of meredith hunter, organized by rolling stones
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heavy metal roots/influences
Blues, Classical Music influences, virtuosity
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Progressive Rock influences seen in Pink Floyd
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crossed multiple genres, longer songs, philosophical lyrics
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acid rock social movements and gatherings
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hippie movement
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Disco 70s difference
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focus on dancing rather than live bands
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Reggae origin
Jamaican ska
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what caused controversy at Woodstock
things basically weren't ready and there was a lot of bad things
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Jan and Dean hits
Surf City #1 hit in 1963
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what defines motown sound
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blend of soul, rhythm and blues, gospel, and vocal jazz
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beach boys innovations in studio
overdubbing and using a wide range of instruments and effects
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Jefferson Airplane other names
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Surrealistic Pillow, Jefferson Starship
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heavy metal 3rd gen differences
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Harder, faster & more aggressive style
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studios also at Muscle Shoals, AL
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Muscle Shoals Sound Studio
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Pink Floyd
progessive rock, psychedelic rock and blues rock, The Dark Side of the Moon
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popularized groups
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Talking Heads, The Clash, R.E.M., Camper van Beethoven, Hüsker Dü, U2
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1970s Funk slap bass
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thumb strikes strings near base, fingers snap strings away from fretboard
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What was the goal of the Parent’s Music Resource Center?
educate parents on sexually explicit or violent lyrics in music
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hardcore punk group
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Black Flag
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Reggae drug association
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marijuana
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jimi hendrix instrument
guitar
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What connections are there between Classical and Baroque music and Heavy Metal?
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phrase patterns, similar rhetoric, classical techniques
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Carly Simon
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“That’s the Way I Heard it Should Be” “Anticipation” “You’re So Vain”
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FM Radio disc jockey
Tom Donahue
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hardcore punk band locations
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Los Angeles
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jimi hendrix recognition
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recognized in london
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rock connection to baroque
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"head music", has a theme and returns to it throughout song
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Philadelphia Sound producers and record label
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Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff, Philadelphia International record label
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Brian Wilson (Carl and Dennis)
actual brothers who were managed by their father
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Progressive Rock education of keyboard players
keyboard players got formal training
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important artists who appeared on label in 1960s
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motown sound, Funk Brothers, Temptations, Gaye, steveie wonder
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Reggae Bob Marley
very well-known, considered a pioneer of reggae, the everything man
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Velvet Underground
John Cale and Lou Reed, Formed in 1965
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Influences and importance of Reggae
jazz/calypso/latin/rock/ska, carribean counterpart of soul
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synthesizers
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allowed instruments to talk to each other, gave more mechanical sounds
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what is the hippie aesthetic
rejection of mainstream norms, love for nature, focus on peace/love/freedom
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treatment of Brown’s band
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very harsh, imposed frequent fines for mistakes/violations, oppressive
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What were critical attitudes toward Disco at the time?
too focused on producers/danceability, songs too similar
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fm radio reasoning
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freedom from previously rigid formats of am radio
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What did the growth of synthesizers in the 1980s allow?
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more unique sounds in music, easy to use
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Led Zepplin techniques of Jimmy Page
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vibrato and string-bending
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Reggae characteristic musical sound
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Upbeat (2&4), emphasized onguitar, Heavy bass
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Does success of women singer-songwriters make up for any of these wrongs?
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no; women success was rarely bc of being woman, low connection
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Dub definition
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instrumental remixes of reggae with a heavy emphasis on bass and drums
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Surfaris
Formed in 1962, "Wipe Out"
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What aspects of inclusion/exclusion in rock, disco, and punk speak to the gaycommunity
rock was too straight, disco intolerant of straights, punk counterculture
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jimi hendrix born
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seattle
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crossover to white audience
alteration of soul/funk music to "whiten" the music and make it appealing
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grateful dead first performance
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San Jose 1965
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heavy metal 3rd gen
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1981-1983; Anthrax, Metallica, Slayer and Megadeth
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1969 Woodstock
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representing counterculture, diverse lineup of musicians
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James Taylor
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Signed with Beatles label Apple, 1970 Warner Bros
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college stations differences
college stations played what the people wanted to hear
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FM Radio programming
free form concept (AM had playlists)
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slam dancing
moshing, literally pushing and slamming into other dances
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the who british teen subculture
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teen angst
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Pete Townsend’s reasons for guitar smashing
its a performance; accident first time, got out his frustration
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Deep Purple
smoke on the water, five members
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how Woodstock vs. Altamont perceived
woodstock was largely positive, altamont was more negative
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Influences and importance of Bob Marley and Dub
"chosen one", talked abt suffering/issues, dub was important to community
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heavy metal 1st gen
1965-1969; Iron Butterfly, In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida, Steppenwolf, Deep Purple
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Importance of rise of FM radio
free-form, was based on what people wanted to hear rather than the hits
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fm radio examples
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AOR (album-oriented), CHR (contemporary hits), urban (african-american)
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The Who members
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Pete Townshend, Roger Daltry, John Entwistle, Keith Moon
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what happened at the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival
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poured lighter fluid on his guitar, set it aflame, destroyed it
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Disco negative reactions
urban black, gay clubs, threat to hippies, too mainstream
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