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All That Is Solid Melts Into Air...,
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This review is from: Spasm: Virtual Reality, Android Music and Electric Flesh (Culturetexts) (Paperback)
'All that is solid melts into air'... description of advanced capitalism by Marx. These words are a good description of how our media landscape transforms the meaning of anything... Arthur Kroker in his book and CD 'Spasm' give us the sound and insight into this 'meltdown' taking place all around us. Like Marshall McLuhan, Kroker asks "What haven't you noticed lately?" Kroker goes ahead and tells you, from biotechnology to music sampling, he hangs on a point of view - before it melts...Bruce Sterling's introduction to Kroker's 'Spasm' is worth the price of admission alone, it's short, but sets the tone. You will not always agree, but you will think, not many books or CDs that do that these days. Give Kroker a spin. |
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Spasm: Virtual Reality, Android Music and Electric Flesh (Culturetexts) by Arthur Kroker (Paperback - August 15, 1993)
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