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Wax Poetics

 

Wax Poetic Archives

  • Volume XIV: The Numero Group’s Labyrinthian Long Tail
  • Volume XIII: Clothesline Revival’s View of a Century  
  • Volume XII: The Soul Of Hank Shocklee  
  • Unpublished: An Open Letter to Rick Rubin  
  • Volume XI: "All Debts Must Be Paid": Alan Moore, Umberto Eco, and the Nature of Appropriation
  • Volume X: Online Archives
  • Unpublished Kahle v. Ashcroft
  • Volume IX: The Future of Collecting
  • Volume VIII: Record Collecting in the Lost Provinces (with Marshall Wyatt)
  • Volume VII: In the Basement at 78 RPM (Joe Bussard)
  • Volume VI: Accessing the Past in Eldred v. Ashcroft (parts 1 and 2)
  • Volume V: A Review of Texts
  • Volume IV: 50 x Sampling Remixed by Lowell Butler
  • Volume IV: 50 x Sampling (John Oswald Plundered)
  • Volume III: Transformative Fair Use (with Negativland)
  • Volume II: "If God were a DJ, He'd be Harry Smith" 
  • Volume I


from To The Quick:

Backspinning Signifying: Hip Hop Loops, Beats, and Samples


from Mississinewa Press (1997):

"He's the DJ, I'm the Turntablist": The Progressive Art of Hip Hop DJs

 

Joe Allen, Ph.D.
Dutchess Community College
Department of English and Humanities
allen@sunydutchess.edu

 

 
 
 
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