The history of Rock Music videos
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This document discusses and compares two music videos: ACDC's "Back in Black" and Young Guns' "Towers". It analyzes the representation of the artists, use of micro-elements like camerawork and editing, and how the presentation of genre elements has changed over time. ACDC presents themselves authentically while Young Guns aims for a darker image. ACDC uses slow pans and solo shots while Young Guns relies on fast cuts. Rock music has shifted to a more stylized presentation compared to ACDC's informal style.
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