After a tumultuous period in the late '60s, when the American record industry had to chase trends that emerged organically from artistically and politically engaged music scenes, the major labels finally consolidated their grip over their rock product again. Having isolated their ideal audience -- unreflective teenagers with nothing better to spend their money on than records -- the labels began to churn out corporate rock that embodied the beer-commercial...
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