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Music Analysis and the Social Life of Jazz Recordings
Recorded music long ago relieved us of the hard labor of performing what we wanted to hear. It relieved us of the necessity of going to a concert hall. And now it has even relieved us of any need to listen. In the sound tracking of America-in the constantly segueing fragments that fill our public and private spaces-music is merely the inescapable background, the relentless mood-setter, the arbiter and signal of proper behavior. -J. Bottum