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Introduction: Weathering the Soundstorm, Together
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Music’s Mythic Night: Dreams and Disillusionment at the Grammys
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Idealistic Inelasticity: Bursting the Ticketing Bubble
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Table of contents
- Contents
- Introduction
- Music’s Mythic Night
- Idealistic Inelasticity
- Don’t Call Blu DeTiger an Overnight Success
- The Spotify Dilemma
- Mourning My Record Stores
- Preserving Magic, Protecting Livelihoods
- False Inheritance
- Bollywood, California
- Why Blame Billie Eilish?
- K-pop the Polylith
- Jon & Pop
- Seizing the Subjective
- After Laughter, Aftermath
- Epilogue
- Acknowledgments
- Appendix
- About the Author
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