Rockkoncerten
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https://doi.org/10.7146/pl.v13i2.134181Abstract
The article deals with the rockconcert and the rockculture as a historie and contemporary phenomenia. In the light of the contrast between technology and rockmusic it explains how the rockconcert offers faces and bodies in a generally anonymous world and how technology defeats this anonymity again and again. The development of the rockconcert is seen in generel as a continous line in which each period has its own characteristics: 50's and 60's rockconcerts are considered fields of social authenticity, 70's performance-concerts are seen as culturel/reflecsive authentucity and 90's raves as subjective authenticity.
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