“Put Me In, Coach, I’m Ready to Play”: Greil Marcus’s Real Life Rock 1. Between 1978 and 1983, Greil Marcus (“GM”) wrote a music column called “Real Life Rock.”1 Ironically named after a strikingly preten

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ZUSAS OCCASIONAL PAPERS Herausgegeben vom Zentrum für USA-Studien der Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg Heft 5

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• Novel
• Harvard University
• Literature
• Education in the United States
• Ann Marlowe
• A New Literary History of America
• Books
• Greil Marcus

ON SITE Dream House GREIL MARCUS ON JESS’S MURALS YOU OPEN A CLOSET DOOR in an otherwise nondescript playroom with a lot of natural light and come face-toface with a barbershop pole with descending swirls in

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• Closet
• Cabinet
• Visual arts
• Rooms
• Jess Collins
• Pauline Kael

Rock and Roll and Rebellion The desire begins with the demand to live not as an object but as a subject of history- to live as if something actually depended on ones actions- and that demand opens onto a free street- Gre

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• DIY culture
• Culture of New York City
• Punk rock
• Punk
• Sex Pistols
• Lipstick Traces
• Riot grrrl
• Greil Marcus
• Noise
• Music
• Culture
• Underground culture