In his recent book Post-Post Modernism: Or, The Cultural Logic of Just-in-Time Capitalism, JeffreyNealon traces the transformation of this band's most famous song into a "nifty way to sell products an
In his recent book Post-Post Modernism: Or, The Cultural Logic of Just-in-Time Capitalism, JeffreyNealon traces the transformation of this band's most famous song into a "nifty way to sell products andboost school spirit." The 33 1⁄3 entry for this band's third album consists of a short novel by John Darnielleabout a mentally ill teenager. A recently formed band parodies this band's songs by changing their subjectmatter to fast food. One song by this band is built around a guitar riff based on Gustav Holst's "Mars: TheBringer of War," and appears on an album alongside a song titled after H.P. Lovecraft's story (*) "Beyond theWall of Sleep." A fictional version of Lester Bangs tells William Miller to write 500 words about a concert bythis band, causing him to meet their opening act Stillwater, in the movie Almost Famous. For 10 points, namethis English heavy metal band best-known for releasing albums like Master of Reality and Paranoid, and forbeing fronted by Ozzy Osbourne.
In his recent book Post-Post Modernism: Or, The Cultural Logic of Just-in-Time Capitalism, JeffreyNealon traces the transformation of this band's most famous song into a "nifty way to sell products andboost school spirit."
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