Browsing by QMU Author "Percival, J. Mark"
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There's Something about Joe: Authenticity and Judge Dredd on Film
Percival, J. Mark (University of Texas Press, 2019-12-31)What is an “authentic” film adaptation of a comic book? If this question is difficult to answer, consider the questions that must follow: How do we decide what is or is not “authentic” in comics adaptations? Why do the ... -
The independent record label, ideology and longevity: Twenty years of Chemikal Underground Records in Glasgow
Percival, J. Mark (Routledge, 2018-12-07)This chapter explores notions of independence in the record industry through a longitudinal case study of Glasgow, Scotland label Chemikal Underground. Drawing on a series of personal interviews dating back to 2000 with ... -
'Stone Deaf Forever': Discourses of Loudness
Percival, J. Mark (OpenEdition Journals, 2015-06)High volume or extreme loudness is ingrained in the aesthetics of many forms of amplified popular music, most obviously in rock and its associated sub-genres, but also in many other genres and styles including various forms ... -
United Kingdom Music Radio Programming: Good Radio Records and the Imagined Audience
Percival, J. Mark (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2012-03) -
Music radio and the record industry: songs, sounds and power
Percival, J. Mark (Routledge, 2011-08)The nature of the economic, social and cultural relations between the radio industry and the record industry is most often characterised by both academics and practitioners as symbiotic, that is, both parties benefit from ... -
Chemikal Underground: post independent rock and pop in Scotland?
Percival, J. Mark (University of Western Ontario, 2011-06) -
Mediation of popular music in the UK
Percival, J. Mark (Ashgate, 2011-01) -
Rock, pop and tartan
Percival, J. Mark (Edinburgh University Press, 2010-11) -
Scottish indie music and BBC radio's Beat Patrol (1995-2000)
Percival, J. Mark (Equinox Publishing, 2010-04-07)This essay investigates music radio consumption and how it relates to local popular music production. The study focuses on one specialist weekly music programme, Beat Patrol, presented in several formats by Peter Easton ... -
Britpop or Eng-pop?
Percival, J. Mark (Ashgate, 2010) -
La mediation
Percival, J. Mark (Irma/Melanie Seteun, 2008)