I move I dizzy -- Pop music

Author: Bao Zhaohui
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This book studies popular music from a media perspective, examining how changes in the carrier media affect popular music. In the CD and MD era, music could be played freely in private spaces, but it also permeated public spaces—stores, supermarkets, waiting rooms, cars, taxis, airplanes, bars, and hotels. Familiar pop songs played during elevator waits and phone queues. Today, the amount of pop music we listen to is far greater than in any previous period, thanks to the convenience of CDs and cassettes. The marginalization or disappearance of old media has also made it harder for us to hear the authentic side of live music. This series aims to showcase the rapid development and widespread adoption of mass media in China and its impact on public daily life experiences, thereby exploring new relationships between media, daily life, mass culture, and the entire cultural structure.