Malcolm McLaren - his life, authenticity vs karaoke culture
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Uploaded on Jun 17, 2010
"Never Mind the Bollocks Here's the Txt Pistols" Malcolm's McLaren's "Reflections on Learning" keynote presented at the Handheld Learning Conference 2009, London. Malcolm discusses his life, the challenges that authenticity faces within a karaoke culture and what we learn from failure. Recorded October 6th 2009. Contains mild references to adult themes and occasional use of adult language. www.learningwithoutfrontiers.com
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liquidpig 2 years ago
TED brought me here. Thanks for the upload.
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adsr303 2 years ago
What's with the audio? It seems all just in the left channel?
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All Comments (69)
blahblahoink 1 month ago
Roger Vadim. Check out his book 'Bardot Deneuve and Fonda'.
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pietrosammarco 2 months ago
I understand what he's saying, but resent the equivalence made between "karaoke" and "inauthentic"... Karaoke isn't always authentic, but people who believe karaoke is inauthentic: [1] believe in a very simply idea of authenticity (an absolute divide between authentic and inauthentic), and [2] have likely not sung karaoke enough to have the authentic experience you can have singing your guts out (and it IS a messy creative experience if you push honestly yourself)
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queernoise 4 months ago
what a goddam fucking authentic genius. RIP malcolm
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0pine0tron6000 5 months ago
From what I've learned of him, it sounds as though he thought he was making art with people. But artists care about their media and treat it with respect where McLaren, apparently, didn't care about any of the actual people whose lives he applied to his situational canvases.
Lives were destroyed behind his affinity for spectacle. And he intellectualized it, justified it and profited, then moved on. Fondly eulogized by his victims. Bizarre.
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saborfrancias 1 year ago
36:04 roger bading?
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balearicsoundwave89 1 year ago
a fine man mrclaren is.a great loss in these times of sheep and dullness supreme.
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balearicsoundwave89 1 year ago
mono baby mono. mclaren was a fine gent.
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ChrisCullenRacing 1 year ago
Stewie Griffith lives...
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RubiconXing 1 year ago
wow, a bit harsh?
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monstersarelikethat 1 year ago
genius
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