As part of this panel I will argue that one album in Craveonline’s “Top Ten Albums of the 21st Century … So Far” (http://www.craveonline.ca/music/8930...) is overrated and should be replaced by another album. I will spend twelve minutes on my rejection and selection, and three minutes attacking the decision(s) of one of my fellow panelists. To ensure a lively debate and to avoid duplication in album selection or panelist under attack, the three panelists (Nick Baxter-Moore, Thomas Kitts, Lawrence Pitilli, and I) will coordinate our selections prior to the conference. The panel will be chaired by Lawrence Pitilli. None of the individual papers will have a title.
About the presenterScott Henderson
Scott Henderson is the Dean and Head of Trent University Durham. He is also the Executive Director of PCA-Canada. His research focuses on issues of identity and representation in a broad range of popular culture. He has published work on music scenes, Canadian film and television, youth culture, film and popular music, British cinema, and Canadian radio policy. He is co-editor (with Barry Keith Grant) of Comics and Pop Culture: Adaptation from Panel to Frame.