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Pitch Perfect
Topic: Arts 8:09 am EDT, May  7, 2009

Jace Clayton, aka DJ/rupture:

Auto-Tune operates as a duet between the electronics and the personal. A reconciliation with technology. This development was sparked by a sexagenarian pop star and spread like wildfire across genre, language, and geography. We live in a world saturated by electronics and we’re finding ways to make that situation sing. T-Pain and the software manufacturer, Antares, are currently at work on bringing Auto-Tune to your mobile phone. The intimacy – or is that an invasion? – deepens.

See also, Mark Fisher:

The lack of innovation in pop music suggests that we are experiencing an energy crisis in culture at large

See also, Classical Geek Theatre:

At the time, as a teenager listening to late 90's "socially conscious" hip-hop, I hated 'N Sync. As a thoughtful adult today, their legitimacy is obvious.

But the Jonas Brothers are worse, a cultural sin of much greater, more significant magnitude. If 'N Sync was a punk rocker's Abu Ghraib then The Jonas Brothers are the punk rocker's Auschwitz. They were bred in the Corporate Disney Clone Vats. Their music is unadult and yet mainstream media outlets cover them as though they were U2. They represent some of the worst hypocrisy of our society.

Lessig's Remix is now free:

Lessig... has written a splendid combative manifesto – pungent, witty and persuasive.

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