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ON HARD-BOILED PUNK ROCKER
ON HARD-BOILED PUNK ROCKER
A further possible effect of music upon the body is described by Bob Larson, the one-time rock guitarist who gave up his playing becoming a Christian. Larson writes : Drs Earl W. Flosdorf and Leslie A. Chambers found in a series of experiments that shrill sounds projected into a liquid media coagulated proteins. A recent teenage fad was that of taking soft eggs to rock concerts and placing them…
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Yet certain Skinnerians, who have emerged from the serious, rather than the popular, musical culture are not satisfied with the bodily 'feelgood' effect of rock, or with the industry's lucrative potentials. More than this, these individuals are seeking, in true behaviourist fashion, to discover the ultimate secrets of how to control living beings by acoustic means. Their questions are: Is there a chord that can make a man go mad? A melody that, accompanying a TV ad, would compel the viewer to buy? Are there rhythms that can disintegrate matter?
- David Tame / The Secret Power of Music (1984)
