kim's distinctions cover some good territory... but seem centered around pop "culture" and not necessarily pop "music".
Something like "Get the Knack" is still pop music... even though currently no desire is being manufactured around it. It no longer is part of the dynamic of pop "culture" which I agree is this fleeting moving target. It still however fits into the "pop music" category, due to it's structure and the way it was originally marketed.
"Pop" is very contextually dependent.
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---------- From: Mark Khemma Reply To: microsound Sent: Thursday, July 18, 2002 10:35 AM To: microsound Subject: Re: [microsound] pop
we live in a world of words its appropriate to make distinctions
if no distinctions, just don't bother writing, correct?
no distinctions, no microsound, no pop, no nothing. well, only nothing i supppose, but in the end, no list.
-mark .k
On Thu, 18 Jul 2002, the.kurtz.quartet wrote:
> > and why even bother with these strange manufactured definitions? insecurity? >
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