Rock Concrète: Counterculture plugs into the academy
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"With compositions such as “Psyché Rock”, Henry's joyous demolition of the rock 'n' roll standard “Louie, Louie”, he made contact with rock audiences, which discovered correspondences between the disintegrating logic of his rock concrète and their own hallucinogenically fuelled visions of the world." --"Fables of Deconstruction" (1999) by Edwin Pouncey |
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"Fables of Deconstruction"[1] (1999) is an essay by Edwin Pouncey, first published in The Wire #185, July 1999.
It was later collected in Undercurrents: The Hidden Wiring of Modern Music (2002) by The Wire under the title "Rock Concrète: Counterculture plugs into the academy."
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