An Eye for MusicPopular Music and the Audiovisual Surreal

John Adkins Richardson

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Acknowledgments 1. Introduction 2. Navigating the Neosurreal: Background and Premises 3. Neosurrealist Tendencies in Recent Films: Waking Life and Be Kind Rewind 4. Neosurrealist Metamusicals, Camp and Reparation: Yes and The Wayward Cloud 5. Rescoring the Moving Image: La Belle et la Bete, Mashups and (Mis)syncing 6. The Surrealism of Virtual Band Gorillaz: Clint Eastwood and Feel Good Inc. 7. Performing Acoustic Music in the Digital Age, or a Surreal Twist of Fate 8. Concluding Thoughts: Of Liquid Days and Going Gaga Bibliography Index

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