Discussion of the use of “subliminal messages” and “back-masking” in popular music, especially in light of the trial of Heavy Metal group Judas Priest for back-masked messages that led to the suicides of two Nevada teenagers. The participants in the discussion are: Dr Gary Copeland, University of Alabama, on the history of subliminals in mass media| Dr. Peter Christenson, Lewis and Clark College, on the effects of lyrics on teenagers| Dr. Israel Goldiamond, University of Chicago, on research of subliminals in psychiatry and psychology| and Elliot Mintz, media analyst, on the impact of the trial on radio and record business.
The Judas Priest verdict : subliminal seduction or tuneless hysteria? / produced by Jon Brian Peterson.
PRA Archive #:
KZ1552
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Date Broadcast On:
KPFK, Aug. 1990.
Item Duration:
1 reel (60 min.) : 7 1/2 ips., stereo.|60:00
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Station: KPFK
Program: The Judas Priest verdict : subliminal seduction or tuneless hysteria? / produced by Jon Brian Peterson.
Keywords: Censorship., Christenson, Peter., Copeland, Gar., Goldiamond, Israel., Judas Priest verdict : subliminal seduction or tuneless hysteria? / produced by Jon Brian Peterson.**The, Mental suggestion — Legal status, laws, etc., Mintz, Elliot., Peterson, Jon Brian., Recording industry and trade — Laws and legislation., Subliminal perception — Legal status, laws, etc.
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