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Billy Joel's song ‘It's Still Rock and Roll to Me’, which rose to the top of Billboard magazine's ‘Hot 100’ chart in July of 1980, was intended as entertainment, not criticism. But it makes a more accurate statement about the present state of rock music in the USA than have the writings of certain journalists and critics over the past decade. Against a stripped-down instrumental accompaniment, parodying the ‘minimalism’ of much new wave music, Joel sings,Everybody's talking about the new sound; funny, But it's still rock and roll to me.
Cambridge University Press (CUP)
Title: The fourth audience
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Billy Joel's song ‘It's Still Rock and Roll to Me’, which rose to the top of Billboard magazine's ‘Hot 100’ chart in July of 1980, was intended as entertainment, not criticism.
But it makes a more accurate statement about the present state of rock music in the USA than have the writings of certain journalists and critics over the past decade.
Against a stripped-down instrumental accompaniment, parodying the ‘minimalism’ of much new wave music, Joel sings,Everybody's talking about the new sound; funny, But it's still rock and roll to me.

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