How the hell am I going to decide which panel to attend on Saturday morning?
>> Pazz & Jop Live!
Moderator: Ann Powers
Venue: Level 3
Featuring:
Robert Christgau, “The First (Or Last) Pazz & Jop Lecture: Has the True Critics' Poll Become a Museum Piece?”
Daphne Brooks, “Time Out of Mind: TV on the Radio's Diasporic Data Tapes & the ReMixed Code(s) of Cookie Mountain”
Tim Quirk, “Good News for Yo La Tengo: In The Future, Everyone Will Be A Music Geek”
>> Women's Rooms
Moderator: Jalylah Burrell
Venue: JBL Theater
Featuring:
Miranda Campbell, “Collecting, Rebranded: Young Women, Records, and Incursions in Irony”
Kara Jesella & Marisa Meltzer, “From Stupid Girls to Rebel Girls: Are Girl Power Anthems Saccharine-Flavored Sisterhood or a Political Force?”
Courtney Young, “Rage, Women, and Rock: Mapping the Trajectory of the Female [Rock] Star and Her Art of Rage and Performance in Contemporary Music”
Holly George-Warren, “Yodeling Our Way Out of the Kitchen: How Cowgirl Songs Transformed the Role of C&W Women ”
>> Time Travelling With the Wu-Tang
Moderator: Robert Fink
Venue: Learning Lab
Featuring:
Nate Patrin, “Everything I Ever Needed to Know About Soul I Learned in Shaolin”
Leonard Pierce, “Like Your Neighborhood Spider-Man: Comics, Hip-Hop and the Nexus of Cool”
Charles Tonderai Mudede, “Remembering Paradise: From Earth, Wind and Fire to the Wu-Tang Clan”
Steven Shaviro, “Take Me Back: Ghostface's Ghosts”
>> Tricksters, Travels, and Southern Folklore
Moderator: Robert Cantwell
Venue: Demo Lab
Featuring:
Ali Colleen Neff, “Bigger, Banner, Badman: Conjuring the Trickster in the Church of Crunk”
Rachel Richardson, “Johnny I'll Be True To You: John Hardy, John Henry, and an Abiding Conversation”
Brendan Greaves, “Today's Rainbow Is Tomorrow's Tamale: Border-Mirrors, Maps, and Texican Nostalgia in Some Records by Terry Allen and the Sir Douglas Quintet”
Katherine Doss, “Lord I Want To Be In That Number: The Influence of Music on the Culture of New Orleans after the Flood”
Moderator: Ann Powers
Venue: Level 3
Featuring:
Robert Christgau, “The First (Or Last) Pazz & Jop Lecture: Has the True Critics' Poll Become a Museum Piece?”
Daphne Brooks, “Time Out of Mind: TV on the Radio's Diasporic Data Tapes & the ReMixed Code(s) of Cookie Mountain”
Tim Quirk, “Good News for Yo La Tengo: In The Future, Everyone Will Be A Music Geek”
>> Women's Rooms
Moderator: Jalylah Burrell
Venue: JBL Theater
Featuring:
Miranda Campbell, “Collecting, Rebranded: Young Women, Records, and Incursions in Irony”
Kara Jesella & Marisa Meltzer, “From Stupid Girls to Rebel Girls: Are Girl Power Anthems Saccharine-Flavored Sisterhood or a Political Force?”
Courtney Young, “Rage, Women, and Rock: Mapping the Trajectory of the Female [Rock] Star and Her Art of Rage and Performance in Contemporary Music”
Holly George-Warren, “Yodeling Our Way Out of the Kitchen: How Cowgirl Songs Transformed the Role of C&W Women ”
>> Time Travelling With the Wu-Tang
Moderator: Robert Fink
Venue: Learning Lab
Featuring:
Nate Patrin, “Everything I Ever Needed to Know About Soul I Learned in Shaolin”
Leonard Pierce, “Like Your Neighborhood Spider-Man: Comics, Hip-Hop and the Nexus of Cool”
Charles Tonderai Mudede, “Remembering Paradise: From Earth, Wind and Fire to the Wu-Tang Clan”
Steven Shaviro, “Take Me Back: Ghostface's Ghosts”
>> Tricksters, Travels, and Southern Folklore
Moderator: Robert Cantwell
Venue: Demo Lab
Featuring:
Ali Colleen Neff, “Bigger, Banner, Badman: Conjuring the Trickster in the Church of Crunk”
Rachel Richardson, “Johnny I'll Be True To You: John Hardy, John Henry, and an Abiding Conversation”
Brendan Greaves, “Today's Rainbow Is Tomorrow's Tamale: Border-Mirrors, Maps, and Texican Nostalgia in Some Records by Terry Allen and the Sir Douglas Quintet”
Katherine Doss, “Lord I Want To Be In That Number: The Influence of Music on the Culture of New Orleans after the Flood”