Robert J Walsh
Biographic Data
| ID | 6560972 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Robert J Walsh |
| GIVEN NAMES | Robert J |
| FAMILY NAME | Walsh |
| SIGNATURE | WALSH R J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Leicester |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3894-4598 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
An Interview with Saul Williams
An Interview with Saul Williams Robert Walsh This interview was conducted by telephone in December 2005, between Perpignan, France and London, UK. WALSH: As far as what's going on in the hip-hop underground right now, there's been a lot of discussion of the more experimental artists. They've usually been described as "underground hip-hop run by fat white guys with beards." In one of the songs on your latest album, you seem to address this when yo…
An Interview with Tour
TOURE: I think I do. I think those of us who go back to the 1980s with this culture, definitely have a shred of elitism. There was a time when it seemed that most rappers-excuse me, most MCs-were great, or at least, innovative, but now there are people who seem just strictly commercial. So, yes, I make a distinction between the MC who's just a serious artist who has flow and diction and innovates and creates and has intricate things going on in h…
An Interview with Jean Grae
An Interview with Jean Grae Robert Walsh This interview was conducted by telephone in March, 2006, between College Station, Texas and New York City. WALSH: Could you detail a bit your growing up in the hip-hop culture? GRAE: It's kind of hard to pinpoint. I think at that time, going to high school in the early nineties, there was no way you could escape it. It was just the climate of New York, the amount of talent that was coming out was what we …
The One Nation Group
The One Nation Group enjoys a mythic place in the history of the postwar Conservative Party. It has often been portrayed as being of extraordinary importance both for its early writings, One Nation (1950) and Change is Our Ally (1954), and for a behind-the-scenes parliamentary influence seen to exceed greatly that which would normally be expected from a private dining group of Conservative MPs. The group, with its firm association with ‘One Natio…
The One Nation Group
The One Nation Group enjoys a mythic place in the history of the postwar Conservative Party. It has often been portrayed as being of extraordinary importance both for its early writings, One Nation (1950) and Change is Our Ally (1954), and for a behind-the-scenes parliamentary influence seen to exceed greatly that which would normally be expected from a private dining group of Conservative MPs. The group, with its firm association with ‘One Natio…
An Interview with Saul Williams
An Interview with Saul Williams Robert Walsh This interview was conducted by telephone in December 2005, between Perpignan, France and London, UK. WALSH: As far as what's going on in the hip-hop underground right now, there's been a lot of discussion of the more experimental artists. They've usually been described as "underground hip-hop run by fat white guys with beards." In one of the songs on your latest album, you seem to address this when yo…
The One Nation Group
The One Nation Group enjoys a mythic place in the history of the postwar Conservative Party. It has often been portrayed as being of extraordinary importance both for its early writings, One Nation (1950) and Change is Our Ally (1954), and for a behind-the-scenes parliamentary influence seen to exceed greatly that which would normally be expected from a private dining group of Conservative MPs. The group, with its firm association with ‘One Natio…
An Interview with Saul Williams
An Interview with Saul Williams Robert Walsh This interview was conducted by telephone in December 2005, between Perpignan, France and London, UK. WALSH: As far as what's going on in the hip-hop underground right now, there's been a lot of discussion of the more experimental artists. They've usually been described as "underground hip-hop run by fat white guys with beards." In one of the songs on your latest album, you seem to address this when yo…
An Interview with Tour
TOURE: I think I do. I think those of us who go back to the 1980s with this culture, definitely have a shred of elitism. There was a time when it seemed that most rappers-excuse me, most MCs-were great, or at least, innovative, but now there are people who seem just strictly commercial. So, yes, I make a distinction between the MC who's just a serious artist who has flow and diction and innovates and creates and has intricate things going on in h…
An Interview with Jean Grae
An Interview with Jean Grae Robert Walsh This interview was conducted by telephone in March, 2006, between College Station, Texas and New York City. WALSH: Could you detail a bit your growing up in the hip-hop culture? GRAE: It's kind of hard to pinpoint. I think at that time, going to high school in the early nineties, there was no way you could escape it. It was just the climate of New York, the amount of talent that was coming out was what we …
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