In addition to TV, the Sex Pistols were banned in many clubs

Match the following:

a. AOR b. synthesizer c. heavy metal d. glam rock e. Zoso f. Joni Mitchell g. Cross-marketing h. Ziggy Stardust i. Philadelphia sound j. Steely Dan k. singer-songwriter l. Led Zeppelin 1. A device which generates sound electronically. 2. An early 70s style which revised, expanded upon, and modernized the Motown sound. 3. A hard rock style characterized by intense volume, heavy use of distortion and simplified chord progressions and melodies. 4. A rock style in which theatrical elements, such as makeup and costume were prominent. 5. Winners of four Grammy Awards for "Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical." 6. The practice of marketing two media forms (records and live performance for example) in tandem as a way of promoting both. 7. Well-known fourth album of Led Zeppelin. 8. Album oriented radio programming. 9. Considered by many to be the seminal heavy metal band. 10. Song writers who also performed their music which generally emphasized melody, a folk-like accompaniment and a lower volume. 11. A persona taken on by David Bowie. 12. An innovative songwriter who helped bring women's perspectives to the forefront.

Household, a happening by Allan Kaprow, took place

a)  at a rural garbage dump. b)  in an art gallery. c)  in a city street. d)  at the artist’s home.