Authenticity

Question 1

Pseudo-individuality

Answer 1

Basic form and stru ture stays the same with only minor differences

Question 2

Special pleading

Answer 2

Pseudo-individuality with some special exceptions

Question 3

First person authenticity

Answer 3

Has experienced the subject matter

Question 4

Second person authenticity

Answer 4

Audience believe the music is speaking to them

E.g who me stadium think the music is aimed at them

Question 5

Third person authenticity

Answer 5

Understanding the tradition

Question 6

Adirnk critique of pop

Answer 6

Standerdised

Pseudo individuality

Question 7

What is Muddy Waters an example of

Answer 7

Belief that authenticity is in your roots

First person

Question 8

What does the first rap song show

Answer 8

That you don’t have to have written it to perform it

Disagrees with first person

Question 9

Moore overall belief

Answer 9

Matter of interpretation
Ascribed not inscribed
Who not what

Question 10

When did the concept of first person authenticity begin

Answer 10

50s/60s with the rise of rock as they wanted personal meaning

Question 11

Pop vs rock

Answer 11

Idea that rock is authentic but pop isn’t
Pop groups are manufactured to make money so have no expression
Auto tune etc..

Question 12

The Canon

Answer 12

Mostly rock songs from the 50s/60s

Proves pop inauthentic as it won’t last

Question 13

Abject displacement

Answer 13

Pop = female
Rock = male
Rock fans needed something to look down on to define its value/authenticity