Live Dead: The Grateful Dead, Live Recordings, and the Ideology of Liveness (Studies in the Grateful Dead)
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Live Dead: The Grateful Dead, Live Recordings, and the Ideology of Liveness (Studies in the Grateful Dead)

by John Brackett

Cultural Studies music history rock
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Live Dead explores the Grateful Dead’s live recordings and the ideas that shape understandings of liveness. John Brackett’s focused study considers the relationship between performance, recording, and musical experience, offering readers an academic perspective on a central aspect of the Grateful Dead’s history and culture.

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Live Dead examines the Grateful Dead through the lens of live recordings and the ideology of liveness.

John Brackett considers how recorded performances relate to ideas about live music, presence, and musical experience.

Part of the Studies in the Grateful Dead series, this book offers a focused study of the band’s recorded live work and its broader cultural meaning.

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