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• catalog abstract ""This book is about the history of opposition to rock and roll from its beginnings up to the mid-80s, written from a pro-rock point of view." "Rock is a music of rebellion against authority, and has consequently frightened and outraged people throughout its forty-year history. Anti-Rock is the first book to detail the objections of rock's detractors. Critics from parents to religious groups, industry executives to scientists, government spokesmen to eccentric crusaders, have all attacked rock vehemently with comments such as "It's the jungle strain gets 'em all worked up"; it's "one step from fascism"; and "These deafening, dope-ridden, degenerate mob scenes have no more place in our America than would a publicly promoted gang rape." Here is: Albert Goldman, writing in the New York Times in 1968, comparing Mick Jagger to Adolf Hitler. A 1981 university study concluding that prolonged exposure to disco music "causes homosexuality in mice and deafness in pigs." Dr. John, a New York physician, writing in 1977 that rock music causes "a breakdown in the synchronization of the two sides of the brain." Tipper Gore, the former Vice-President's wife, co-chair of the Parents Music Resource Center and author of Raising PG Kids in an X-Rated Society, commenting on heavy metal lyrics: "I'm a fairly with-it person, but this stuff is curling my hair." " -- Publisher description.".
• catalog contributor b4004781.
• catalog contributor b4004782.
• catalog created "1993.".
• catalog date "1993".
• catalog date "1993.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1993.".
• catalog description ""Rock is a music of rebellion against authority, and has consequently frightened and outraged people throughout its forty-year history. Anti-Rock is the first book to detail the objections of rock's detractors. Critics from parents to religious groups, industry executives to scientists, government spokesmen to eccentric crusaders, have all attacked rock vehemently with comments such as "It's the jungle strain gets 'em all worked up"; it's "one step from fascism"; and "These deafening, dope-ridden, degenerate mob scenes have no more place in our America than would a publicly promoted gang rape." Here is: Albert Goldman, writing in the New York Times in 1968, comparing Mick Jagger to Adolf Hitler. A 1981 university study concluding that prolonged exposure to disco music "causes homosexuality in mice and deafness in pigs." Dr. John, a New York physician, writing in 1977 that rock music causes "a breakdown in the synchronization of the two sides of the brain." Tipper Gore, the former Vice-President's wife, co-chair of the Parents Music Resource Center and author of Raising PG Kids in an X-Rated Society, commenting on heavy metal lyrics: "I'm a fairly with-it person, but this stuff is curling my hair." " -- Publisher description.".
• catalog description ""This book is about the history of opposition to rock and roll from its beginnings up to the mid-80s, written from a pro-rock point of view."".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
• catalog description "pt. I: 1953-1962 -- 1. Rock 'n' roll rises and the opposition forms -- 2. Leerics -- 3. "Riots in the streets" -- 4. Combat the menace -- 5. From the waist up -- 6. Stars eclipsed -- 7. Rock around the world -- 8. ASCAP, payola, and Alan Freed -- 9. 1960-1962: emasculated rock --".
• catalog description "pt. II: 1963-1973 -- 10. Rock resurrects -- 11. Out of sight -- 12. Ban the beat -- 13. Against the groove -- 14. Rockers go home -- 15. The communist plot -- 16. A deafening noise -- 17. Holy rollers -- 18. See no evil, hear no evil -- 19. Turn on, tune in, drop out --".
• catalog description "pt. III: 1974-1986 -- 20. New tunes, old fears -- 21. Punk perverts, disco sucks, metal menaces -- 22. The evil beat will make you weak -- 23. The decadent music abroad -- 24. Sex rock -- 25. Stage fright -- 26. Visual violations -- 27. Thou shalt not rock -- 28. Moms horrified, rollers curl PMRC's hair.".
• catalog extent "vii, 374 p. ;".
• catalog identifier "0306805022 :".
• catalog issued "1993".
• catalog issued "1993.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New York : Da Capo Press,".
• catalog subject "781.66/09 20".
• catalog subject "ML3534 .M414 1993".
• catalog subject "Rock music History and criticism.".
• catalog tableOfContents "pt. I: 1953-1962 -- 1. Rock 'n' roll rises and the opposition forms -- 2. Leerics -- 3. "Riots in the streets" -- 4. Combat the menace -- 5. From the waist up -- 6. Stars eclipsed -- 7. Rock around the world -- 8. ASCAP, payola, and Alan Freed -- 9. 1960-1962: emasculated rock --".
• catalog tableOfContents "pt. II: 1963-1973 -- 10. Rock resurrects -- 11. Out of sight -- 12. Ban the beat -- 13. Against the groove -- 14. Rockers go home -- 15. The communist plot -- 16. A deafening noise -- 17. Holy rollers -- 18. See no evil, hear no evil -- 19. Turn on, tune in, drop out --".
• catalog tableOfContents "pt. III: 1974-1986 -- 20. New tunes, old fears -- 21. Punk perverts, disco sucks, metal menaces -- 22. The evil beat will make you weak -- 23. The decadent music abroad -- 24. Sex rock -- 25. Stage fright -- 26. Visual violations -- 27. Thou shalt not rock -- 28. Moms horrified, rollers curl PMRC's hair.".
• catalog title "Anti-rock : the opposition to rock'n'roll / Linda Martin and Kerry Segrave.".
• catalog type "Criticism, interpretation, etc. fast".
• catalog type "text".