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Notes:
Originally published: Great Britain : Faber and Faber, 2005.
Includes index.
Contents:
- I: Postpunk
- Public image belongs to me: / John Lydon and PiL
- Autonomy in the U.K. : DIY and the British independent-label movement
- Tribal revival: the pop group and the Slits
- Militant entertainment: Gang of Four: the Mekons, and the Leeds Scene
- Uncontrollable urge: the Industrial Grotesquerie of Pere Ubu and Devo
- Living for the future: Cabaret Voltaire, the Human League, and the Sheffield Scene
- Just step sideways: The Fall, Joy Division, and the Manchester Scene
- Industrial devolution: throbbing Gristle's music from the Death Factory
- Contort yourself: No Wave New York
- Art attack: Talking Heads, Wire, and Mission of Burma
- Messthetics: The London Vanguard
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- Freak scene: Cabaret Noir and Theater of cruelty in Postpunk San Francisco
- Careering: PiL and Postpunk's Peak and Fall
- II: New pop and new rock
- Ghost dance: 2-tone and the Ska Resurrection
- Sex gang children: Malcolm McLaren, the Pied Piper of Pantomime Pop
- Mutant Disco and Punk Funk: Crosstown Traffic in early eighties New York (and beyond)
- Fun 'n' frenzy: Postcard Records and the Sound of Young Scotland
- Electric dreams: Synthpop
- Play to win: the pioneers of new pop
- New gold dream 81-82-83-84: New Pop's Peak, the Second British Invasion of America, and the Rise of MTV
- Dark things and Glory Boys: the return of Rock with Goth and the New Psychedelia
- Raiding the twentieth century: ZTT, the Art of Noise, and Frankie goes to Hollywood.
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