Media SexploitationPrentice-Hall, 1976 - 234 páginas |
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... record appeared in stores . Less than 2 percent of the teen - agers were able to give a coherent , even partial explanation of the lyrics ' meaning . Yet 20 percent owned the record , another 40 per- cent planned to buy it , and 98 ...
... record appeared in stores . Less than 2 percent of the teen - agers were able to give a coherent , even partial explanation of the lyrics ' meaning . Yet 20 percent owned the record , another 40 per- cent planned to buy it , and 98 ...
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... record is commercially dead . But there are always new singles and albums being born to replace the fallen . As many ... record shops . The singers and their lyric writers often project their sentimentality at the singer's mother — a ...
... record is commercially dead . But there are always new singles and albums being born to replace the fallen . As many ... record shops . The singers and their lyric writers often project their sentimentality at the singer's mother — a ...
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... record the composition . The rather simple , unassuming final recording lasted four minutes and fifty - two seconds rather long for the average single . For Simon , this was a major project . His other hit records were composed , so he ...
... record the composition . The rather simple , unassuming final recording lasted four minutes and fifty - two seconds rather long for the average single . For Simon , this was a major project . His other hit records were composed , so he ...
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The Commercial Appropriation of the Unconscious | 1 |
The Gay Playboys Penthouse | 16 |
The Fashion Massage | 35 |
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