Index

Index

A

Abel, Charlie

Absolute Music

accessibility

accommodation

AC/DC

Acid Rock

Adorno, Theodor W.

Afghanistan, the war in

aggression

ambience; —ambiance

ambiguity; —types of

ambiguity —universal; —understandable; —too much/too little; worthy; —blind; —deluded; —gouging; —in a work of art

American Music Rolls, masters of the

Amor & Language

Anderson, Luana

Andrus, Walt

Annesley, Ben

AOR

apexart; —Tim Griffin; —Bennett Simpson

Armstrong, Louis

arrangement

art —the very idea; —the work of

Art & Language; —collaboration; —A&L (UK); A&L (NY); Art-Language; —The Fox 1–3; —Red Herring; —A&L (Provisional); —The Fox 4

Art & Language Paints a Picture

Art & Language Sings a Song

Art Rock

Artforum

"artworld, the"

audience

aura; —patina

authenticity

autonomy

avant-garde; —substitutes, cognates

Ayler, Albert and Donald

B

Baby & Child Care

Banks, George

Barker, Danny

Barker, Dave

Barthelme, Frederick; —the Barthelme Family

Beatles, The

beatniks

Bennie & Smith

Berkeley Folk Festival

Berry, Chuck

Birch, Gina

Black Snakes

Blank, Les

Blondet, Jose-Luis

Blues, Hollers, & Hellos

Blum, Tim

Bomb Records

von Bonin, Cosima

bootleg recording; —records

Borden, Lizzie

Born in Flames

“Born in Flames”/“The Sword of God” (I, II)

Bowie, David

Bowman, Bill

Brown, Glenn

Bubblegum

Buchholz Gallery Cologne

Büttner, Werner

C

Cage, John

camp

Capitalism

Caracos, Jean

Carl, Rüdiger

Carpenter, Merlin

Catacombs, The

Chamberlain, Jesse

Channelview High School

Charly Records

“Chemistry”/“Farewell to Arms”

Clark, Anne

Clark, Guy

class

“classic, the”

Cockettes, The

Coconut Hotel

Coleman, Ornette; —harmolodics

Collectables Records

“Columbia”

Communism

concepts; —possession; —capacity; —extension

Conceptual Art

content

Corrected Slogans; —Lp/CD; —the musical comedy

Country & Western: —Outlaw Country

cover

Crawdaddy

Crayola, The Red

Crayola Crayons

crayon

Cream

Creem

Cunningham, Steve; —the Cunningham Family

Cuthell, Dick

D

“Dairymaid’s Lament”/“Free Piece”

Dance; —dance and music

Davis, Frank

Davis, Miles

Del Vikings, The

Deliverance

Denson, Ed

Description, Theory of

Diederichsen, Diedrich

Disco; —dance floor

djs

Domino, Antoine “Fats”

Doors, The

Dorau, Andreas

Dower, Alex

Drag City Records

Draper, Simon

Dreher, Christoph

Driscoll, Mike

Drummond, Paul

Duchamp, Marcel

Dylan, Bob

E

Electro

Emerson, Bonnie

Emo

emotions

empire

Eno, Brian

epistemology

Erickson, Roky

“Eve of Destruction”

expression

F

Fahey, John

failure; —the concept; —the facts

fame; —notoriety

Familiar Ugly, The

Farrar, “Red” George

Fascism

fashion

Ferrari, Luc

fidelity

Fingerpainting

Fingerpointing

Five American Portraits

FM radio

Folk-rock

form; —the formal; —the informal; —formalism; see also Modernist Formalism

Foucault, Michel

“4teen”/“Stink Program”

Frame, Pete

Francis, Sam

F.R.E.D.

freedom

Free-form freakout

free improvisation

Froman, Mark

function; —design; —default

Fugs, The

funk; —funky; —Funk

“Future Pilots”/“Ratman: the Weightwatcher” (I, II)

G

Gaye, Angus

Gerson, Skipper

Getty, The

Gilbert, Chris

Glam Rock

glamour; see also aura

Glass Records

Glennie, Ian

Gnam, Manuel

Go-Ahead Booking

God Bless The Red Krayola and All Who Sail With It

Goodman, Marian

Goodman, Nelson

“Greasy Street”

“Green Door”

Grenada, the invasion of

groups and groupies

Grubbs, David

Gulf War, The

Gulfgate

H

hack

Haino, Keiji

“Hard Rock Café”

Hazel

Heavy Metal

Hendrix, Jimi; —Trio, The

Henschen, Bobby

Hermann, Tom

Hertz, Richard

Hip-Hop

hippies

hit song

hoax; —the very idea; see failure

Hoet, Jan

holism

hootenanny

Horowitz, Ira

House

Hunter, Fredericka

Hurley, George

“Hurricane Fighter Plane”

I

ICA London

idealism

ideas, —million-dollar; —dime a dozen; —hybrids

identity; —personation; —role playing

Iggy: —Stooge; —Pop

improvisation

industries; —The Culture Industry; —the music industry

innovation; —novelty; see also novelty songs

insurgency

Intelligent Life in the Universe

International Artists

interpretation; —open texts;

—asymmetry; —privilege;

—transcendence

Introduction

Iraq, the war in

irony

Irwin, Robert

J

Jackson Pollock Bar, The

Japan in Paris in LA

Japan Records

Jazz

Jefferson Airplane; —Jefferson Starship

Johnson, Sue

Johnston, Lynn

K

Kangaroo?

karaoke

Kelley, Mike

Kidron, Adam

Kinks, The

Kippenberger, Martin

kitsch

Knoebel, Carmen and Imi

KNUZ “Battle of the Bands”

König, Kasper; see Portikus

Kozlov, Christine

Krauss, Scott

Krebber, Michael

Kunsthalle Graz

Kunstverein Graz

Kupersmith, Noel

L

Lauder, Andrew

laws, rules, standards, norms, conventions

Libertarianism

lightshow

Little Richard

Live 1967

Live in Paris 1978

logic

Logic, Lora

Louisiana Gallery, The

love

Love Street Light Circus and Feel Good Machine, The

M

Maimone, Tony

Malefactor, Ade

Mathieu, Konrad

Mayr, Matthias

MC5

McEntire, John

media

mediation; —the very idea

medium

memory

von Meier, Kurt

Metyko, Mike and Barbara

“Microchips & Fish”/“The Story So Far”

Minimalism

misrepresentation; see representation

model

modern, the

monophonic recording

MOR Radio

“Mother”

Mother

Mozart, W. A.; —instrumental and vocal music; —opera; —Lorenzo da Ponte; Five American Portraits—Ad Reinhardt

Mulier Mulier Gallery

Music; —as organized sound; —in itself; —in and as chaos; —the culture and sociality of; —meaning, use and exchange; —authorship and ownership; —History of; —politics of; —production and distribution of; —functional types: academic, popular; —commercial music; —genre; —professional, amateur; —Theory of; —ontology; —Physics/Chemistry/Biology; —instrumentality, intension and extension; —systems and approaches; —style; —objectification: instruments and devices, materials; —potential and possibility given phenomenal effect and affect; —the mind-body distinction and other philosophical puzzles; —states of being; performance: scores, improvisation

Music-Language (BMI)

music-minus-one

Mutesong

Muzak®

N

Nakahara, Masaya

Napalm Death

necessity

New Age

New Orleans House

“New Stream”

New Wave; —“no wave”

Nine Gross & Conspicuous Errors

Nono, Luigi

O

Oban, George

Oehlen, Albert

“Oh-bla-di”

Ohio

“Old Man’s Dream”/“The Milkmaid”

Ono, Yoko

O’Rourke, Jim

Otomo, Yoshihide

overlap; —overlay

P

P-Vine Records

Panama, the invasion of

Parable of Arable Land, The

Parsons, Tony

perfect; —perfection

performance

Penmann, Ian

Pharmacology

Philip Glass Ensemble, The

Piering, Scott

Plank, Conny

Portikus

Post-modernism

pre-modern

pretense

Prina, Stephen

Prinzhorn, Martin

Pritchett, Holly, Joe and Pat

Pryde, Josephine

Psychedelic Music

Psychology

punk

Pure Freude Records

Q

quality

quantity

“querelle”

quiddity

Quiet Album, The

R

Ra, Sun

Radar Records

radio; —Top 40; —Pacifica; —radio play; —“payola”

Randazzo, Elisa

Rap

Rauschenberg, Robert

rave

Ravenstine, Allen

“Rebellation Generation”

recidivism

Rec Rec Records

record

Red Gold

Red Krayola, The

reference; —referentiality; —types of; —modal aspect in

repetition

representation

Reynolds, Simon

Rhythm & Blues

Richter, Tommy

Rivers, Bea and Sam

“roadie”

Rock ’n’ Boll

Rogers, Lelan; —Kenny

Rogerson, Tom

Rollet, Quentin “Q”

Rolling Stone

Rolling Stones, The

Rough Trade; —Music/Records

Rush, Ray

S

S-A Johannsson Quintet

Savage, Jon

Schact, Danny

Schlick, Jörg

Schöneberger, Jürgen

Scott, Richard and family

Semiotics

Sharp, Claude and F. Cavett

Shawyer, Ivor

Shotgun Wedding

Sighs Trapped By Liars

singer/song

Singles

Slayer

Slezak, Rudi

Smiley High School

Smith, Mike; —Portal Excursion

Smith, Tommy

Socialism

Soldier Talk

solidarity; —individual, family, community, neighborhood, national, international

Sordide Sentimental

Sound: —The Physics of; —psychoacoustics; —presence, absence; —hearing and listening; —organization; —as music; —atmosphere, realism, naturalism; —recognition: familiarity, similarity, reference

Sound Art

soundtrack music for screen/stage

Soundtracks, Epic

sponsorship; —‘this burning man indicates…’

state, the; —anarchy; —utopia

Steffek, Keith

Steirischer Herbst (Graz)

Stockhausen, Karlheinz

Struggle in New York: “…and now for something completely different”

substitutes: —stand-ins; —specters

Sunshine Records (Hamburg)

T

Tapier Music (BMI)

Techno

technology

teeny bopper

teleology

television

theatre

Thomas, David

Thompson, Hazel Muhl

Thompson, Marilyn

Thompson, Mayo; —Mayo J., Sr.

Three Songs on a Trip to the United States/Bismarckstr. 50

Top of the Pops

total recall

Trance

transformation

“Transparent Radiation”

Travis, Geoff

trend

turntablism

U

United States of America, The

V

Varèse, Edgard

Victorine

“Victory Garden”

Vietnam War, The

van Vliet, Don

Vogelauer, Maria

W

Walmsley, Pete

“War Pigs”

“War Sucks”

Warhol, Andy; —The Exploding Plastic Inevitable; —The Velvet Underground

Watson, Tom

“We Built This City”

Weltanschauung

White, Chris

Whitney Museum of American Art, —Whitney Biennial; —in the work of Art & Language

Who, The

Williams, Christopher

Williams, Rachel

Wire, The

“Wives in Orbit”/“Yik-Yak”

Wood, Rosemary

Woronov, Mary

Y

Yang, Sandy

Yonemoto; —Bruce; —Norman

Yoshimoto, Sachiyo

Young, Neil

“Your Body is Hot”/”Crayolas on 45”

Z

Zappa, Frank; see also van Vliet