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Clement Sclippa _70f9b — the first time i tried to read this book...did not turn out so well. i may have gotten a whole 10 pages into it before deciding all the hoopla was for nothing. just couldn't do it. i was constantly told how good it was and if i could just get past the very beginning i'd love it. well, i gave it another shot and i did indeed love it! i couldn't put it down! it was like a wild goose chase and i just had to know what was going to happen next. highly recommend!

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Sarah Gil _arygil — Very...interesting book that will catch a readers eye in a flash

Juhi Khatri juhi_k — An absolutely fascinating and engrossing look at the idea of "authenticity" of popular music a topic that seems more and more absurd upon inspection.Barker and Taylor's investigations into the myth-making of early Blues producers and earnest folkies bring a much needed dose of perspective to those who yearn for a more idealized past. Even more interesting was his chapter on the Buena Vista Social Club and the conotations of the classification of "world" music. The chapter on Punk failed to mention (a pretty sizable oversight) anything regarding the legitimacy or authenticity that comes with the means of production to which the music is delievered which has spawned the major/indie debate that has raged (in some wimpy, not violent circles) since the movement began. I also found myself wishing they'd get into the semiotics of album covers, presentation of group, etc. One chapter here draws a loose comparison between Neil Young and Billy Joel. One can easily argue that just by looking at their demeanor and how they dress one could make assumptions about who is being "more authentic." "Faking it" ends rather meagerly calling out for a truce- that people with "rockist" tendencies should perhaps listen with open ears. I couldn't agree more although I was hoping for something a little more profound besides "sometimes we listen to Abba" from two guys who went to some painstankingly long depths to make a convincing agrument.