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Analysis of Radiohead, Stockhausen, Philosophy and Analysis of Music, New York University 2009

Saturday, April 25, 2009

Eclectic Analysis of Radiohead "Idioteque"

The following is an eclectic analysis of the song Idioteque by Radiohead.

The critiques are represented, below, in the order defined by Ferrara in "Philosophy and the Analysis of Music".

I. Historical Background
II. Syntax
III. Sound-in-time
IV. Musical and textual representation
V. Virtual Feeling
VI & VII. Onto-historical world and open listening
VIII. Meta-critique

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