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Student blog concentrating on online community, music fans as critics, and random thoughts from a sometimes scattered mind. Well, here I am in my Blogging tutorial and I'm gonna test my all-important linking abilities! So, despite the fact I've not even read the site, let's go here. to the first Google result for "Pop Music". Posted by Kane @ 4/21/2004 11:18:00 am. This is my first post for a blog that will be used for a University course called "Music Subcultures and the Media".
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Music Activism
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Saturday, May 22, 2004. In an attempt to further put off a horrifying journalism assignment I should have just about finished (and am, instead, only just starting), I'm going to venture slightly off-topic, in favour of a completely unreferenced ramble on online identities, inspired by Renee's recent post. To link that in somewhat with the topic of file-sharing, what are peoples' thoughts on the file-sharing community as an actual musical subculture? Posted by Tara @ 3:36 pm.
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Music Activism
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Saturday, April 24, 2004. Hi, welcome to my research blog on music activism, an area I'm not too well versed in myself, but am hoping to learn a lot about over the course of this blog. I hold a strong belief that the downloading of music is something that supports, rather than harms, the music industry, and there are many websites around at the moment that share my beliefs. I'll be drawing a lot of my information from Downhill Battle. Posted by Tara @ 4:20 pm.
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Student blog concentrating on online community, music fans as critics, and random thoughts from a sometimes scattered mind. Well, guys. the end is nigh. I'm off to Sydney tomorrow to become an Uncle (finally! And really start knuckling down on assignments without the distractions of home. Yeah, sure. you could say Sydney may offer more distractions (babies, alcohol, long-time-unseen friends.), but. I'm tryin' to think positive here! Stay tuned for afterthoughts. Trust me, I. It's little wonder the review...
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Student blog concentrating on online community, music fans as critics, and random thoughts from a sometimes scattered mind. Going over my rather heated online discussion. With Kylie fans on the SayHey. Fan forum ( discussed previously. And after continued consideration of my initially difficult essay focus. Think about it: how many times have we seen people on the Internet, and in particular on this site, bickering with one another over the critical or public reception of a music project? Thanks to all w...
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Student blog concentrating on online community, music fans as critics, and random thoughts from a sometimes scattered mind. Fan Critics - Interesting Quote. I was reading through Henry Jenkins'. Today, and thought I'd share an interesting quote with which he introduces a chapter on Fan Critics. It's about. But I think the underlying point is clear and without a doubt related to the way that online pop music communities criticise artists and musical directions. Many of us who are fans of. Brought to you b...
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Student blog concentrating on online community, music fans as critics, and random thoughts from a sometimes scattered mind. Jack Johnson, Jet, John Butler Trio go 'Pop'? Holly Valance: 'Alternative Music' Superstar? Just a final thought for tonight regarding the constantly amusing battle between "pop" and "alternative" music. I found a curious definition of alternative music on About.com. The current ARIA chart. As for Holly Valance, people may be surprised at the amount of debate that goes on about this...
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Student blog concentrating on online community, music fans as critics, and random thoughts from a sometimes scattered mind. And in other news. Flatmate wanted, quite desperately! This is no doubt about as way off track on an academic research blog as I can possibly go, but if anyone knows anybody at all that needs accomodation for 6 weeks from May 20, please send them in my direction! Email me at Kane.UQ@bigpond.com if you're interested. Posted by Kane @ 5/07/2004 06:54:00 pm. Time to get serious. Sectio...
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Student blog concentrating on online community, music fans as critics, and random thoughts from a sometimes scattered mind. Ah, John Mayer. ya gotta love him. As much as this post is in no way related to my essay research, I just could resist linking you guys to this article. Looking at John Mayer. S upcoming first music column for Esquire magazine. Missed too many episodes to follow the plot". Posted by Kane @ 5/14/2004 05:34:00 pm. Off to a slow start. As well as some logical reasons why these fans mig...
