Arctic Monkeys - Music CSP
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- Created on: 17-07-20 12:28
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- Arctic Monkeys - Music CSP
- 'I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor'
- Performance video - Tells us that the Arctic Monkeys prefer a niche kind of music video with them performing rather than a narrative being portrayed by them or other actors.
- They want to show themselves as Authentic and not Manufactured
- Similar to The Old Grey Whistle Test, which began 21 September 1971.
- Wants to create some kind of nostalgia and intertextuality.
- Video was shot using three Ikegami 3-tube colour television cameras from the 1980's
- Wants to create some kind of nostalgia and intertextuality.
- Casual music video and feels like they are performing like they would in a gig.
- Video was shot using three Ikegami 3-tube colour television cameras from the 1980's
- Could be a form of escapism/diversion and personal identity
- Audience
- Both Genders British 20-50 Britain Working Class Lowest level of Subsistence
- Reformer: Values their own independent judgement/anti materialistic.
- Niche bracket as they don't care about what other people think and would rather follow the few than the masses. Want an adventure.
- Struggler: Seek escape/live for today few plans for tomorrow.
- Niche bracket as they don't care about what other people think and would rather follow the few than the masses. Want an adventure.
- Struggler: Seek escape/live for today few plans for tomorrow.
- Audience
- History of the band
- The Arctic Monkeys created their own independent studio called Domino Records to have more control.
- Band started on MySpace, and grew famous online.
- They have the record of fastest selling debut album by a band in UK Chart history.
- Grew up together and formed a band
- Band
- It is important to the Arctic Monkeys that they are seen as 'authentic' and follow the codes and conventions of a stereotypical rock/indie band.
- Pride their quality of music and image above everything else.
- They want to be classic like The Beatles and hopefully become a household name and be as successful as them.
- Built interest by distributing free CD's at gigs.
- Audience
- Both Genders British 20-50 Britain Working Class Lowest level of Subsistence
- Reformer: Values their own independent judgement/anti materialistic.
- Niche bracket as they don't care about what other people think and would rather follow the few than the masses. Want an adventure.
- Niche bracket as they don't care about what other people think and would rather follow the few than the masses. Want an adventure.
- 'I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor'
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