Popular cultures: rock music, sport and the politics of pleasure

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Music History and Culture Physical Education and Sports Studies Cultural, Social, and Media Studies

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Introduction Analysing the Popular Rock Industry Song and Business Cycles Rock Ideology and Sound Politics Rock Culture Getting Away with It The Sports Industry Playing for Pay Ideologies in Competition Physical Culture and Armchair Exercise

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