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ISSUE 1925, OCTOBER 2, 1992 Bosley: UnderstandingGavin Salutes The Country FCC's Music New Ownership Month Rules VIADON1 THE DEBUT SINGLE FROM EROTICA. PRODUCEDMANAGEMENT: BY MADONNA FREDDY DE MANN/DE AND SHEP MANN ENTERTAINMENT PETTIBONE the GAVIN REPORT GAVIN KI 'LI Indicates Tie URBAN RAF MOST ADDED MOST ADDED MOST ADDED RICHARD MARX Chains Around My Heart (Capitol) TONI BRAXTON DOUBLE X POSSE THE HEIGHTS Love Shoulda Brought You Home (LaFace/Arista) Not Gonna Be Able To Do It (Big Heat/Atlantic) How Do You Talk To An Angel? (Capitol) SHABBA RANKS featuring JOHNNY GILL DA LENCH MOB *ROXETTE Slow And Sexy (Epic) Guerillas In Tha Mist (Street Knowledge/Atco/EastWest How Do You Do! (EMI/ERG) PRINCE AND THE N.P.G. America) *PRINCE AND THE N.P.G. My Name Is Prince (Paisley Park/Warner Bros.) PUBLIC ENEMY My Name Is Prince (Paisey Park/Warner Bros.) Hazy Shade ipsf Criminal (Def Jam/Chaos/Columbia) RECORD TO WATCH REDMAN RECORD TO WATCH RETAIL ' PAUL WESTERBERG CHUBB ROCK Blow Your Mind Dyslexic Heart (Epic) Lost In The Storm (Select/Elektra) (RAUDef Jam/Chaos) for RADIO1/(1 THE HEIGHTS CHANTE MOORE PUBLIC ENEMY How Do You Talk To Love's Taken Over Hazy Shade Of Criminal An An el? Capitol Silas/MCA (Def Jam/Chaos/Col.) MOST ADDED MOST ADDED MOST ADDED PETER CETERA w/CHAKA KHAN CLINT BLACK STEVE KHAN Feels Like Heaven (Warner Bros.) Burn One Down (RCA) Headline (Bluemoon) RICHARD MARX TRACY LAWRENCE ELIANE ELIAS Chains Around My Heart (Capitol) Somebody Paints The Wall (Atlantic) Fantasia (Blue Note) MELISSA ETHERIDGE GEORGE JONES LINCOLN CENTER JAll ORCHESTRA Dance Without Sleeping (Island/PLG) I Don't Need No Rockin' Chair (MCA) Portraits By Ellington (Columbia) RECORD TO WATCH RECORD TO WATCH RECORD TO WATCH MELISSA ETHERIDGE JOY WHITE RAY ANDERSON Dare Without Sleeping (Island/PLG) Little Tears (Columbia) very One Of Us (Gramavison) PETER CETERA w/ KENNY GARRETT CHAKA KHAN Feels Like CLINT BLACK Black Hope Heaven (Warner Bros.) B rn SnI,wn R A (Warner Bros.) MOST ADDED MOST ADDED MOST ADDED SHADOWFAX *TOM COCHRANE EUGENIUS Esperanto (EarthBeat!) "Wasted Away" (Capitol) Oomalama (Atlantic) LARRY CORYELL *DEL AMITRI THE SUNDAYS Live From Bahia (CTI/Mesa/Bluemoon) "Just Like A Man" (A&M) "Love" (DGC) GEORGE DUKE 'DADA TALKING HEADS Snapshot (Warner Bros.) "Dizz Knee Land" (IRS) "Lifetime Piling Up" (Sire/Warner Bros.) RECORD TO WATCH RECORD TO WATCH RECORD TO WATCH LARRY CORYELL DAN BAIRD EUGENIUS Live From Bahia (CTI/Mesa/Bluemoon) "I Love You Period" (Def American/Reprise) Oomalama (Atlantic) TOM COSTER R.E.M. R.E.M. Gotcha!! (JVC) "Drive" (Warner Bros.L "Drive" (Warner Bros.) theGAVIN REPORT COMMERCIAL IMPORT/INDIE PICKS PROCEDURE see P4, -- see page 27 Perun, Zapoleon Join Forces Two veteran programmers past two years," said Zapoleon, "and joined forces this week as Steve in these troubled Top Forty times, I Perun announced his intention to think our services are needed more work with Guy Zapoleon at his than ever." fledgling consultancy effective No- "Guy and I have talked for a long vember 1. time about doing this, and we feel Stressing a deep confidence in the timing's right," Perun said. the Top 40 format, Perun told the "There are no easy answers right Gavin Report: "We initially are look- now. We'll be working together in ing to specialize working with ail- every situation to find a solution ing Top Forties. We want to re- and do our part to help our stations store the belief that there still is win." room to do Top Forty-that it can still work. It's still a viable option in a lot of places, and the pendu- lum has swing to the other ex-Jimmy Steals treme. Fifteen stations in a market can't all be A/C and expect to win. When jazz great Chick Corea (3rd left) threw a party to launch his new label, Stretch the Show Records, he was wished good luck by (l -r) GRP recording artist Tom Scott; veteran There's room for adults in the Top As we went to press we learned drummer Vinnie Colaiuta; GRP recording artist Don Grusin; KTWV "The Forty format." that Jimmy Steal has been named Wave" -Los Angeles air personality Talaya; GRP co-founder Dave Grusin; GRP Perun said that he and Zapoleon program director of Q-102 (WKRQ)- exec Mark Wexler and Stretch Recording artist Robben Ford.Stretch will be will work together on every project, Cincinnati. distributed through GRP/MCA. and stressed Zapoleon's philoso- "We're extremely excited about phy that the company will not be bringing Jimmy on board at Q102," using a "cookie cutter" approach. said station VP/GM Jim Bryant. While still a teenager, Perun be- "He brings great energy, major mar- MAMMOTH (AD)VENTURE FOR ATLANTIC gan a career in radio programming. ket experience and tremendous vi- Atlantic Records this week en- tic and the WEA system. He's held positions at WLS-Chi- sion to our broadcast facility. We're tered into a long-time worldwide Among Mammoth's artists is the cago, KBEQ-Kansas City, Y100 elated to have a quality buy likejoint venture with North Carolina - Blake Babies, of which solo artist (WHYI)-Miami, B-104 (WBSB)-Jimmy joining the Great American based label Mammoth Records. The Juliana Hatfield was a member. Baltimore and WZOU-Boston. At family. unique deal allows the four -year - The label's first Mammoth /Atlan- one time, he was National PD for Steal, most recently at KEGL-Dal-old Mammoth, which is headed up tic product will be from Hatfield Metroplex. For the past year he's las, also did a stint at Pirate Radio in by Jay Faires, to keep its current and the Machines of Loving been National Director of Video/ Los Angeles. He was in transit, so staff, and to continue to sign, pro- Grace. Promotion Operations at Arista unavailable for comment. He wasmote and develop artists.It will "I am extremely excited about Records. due to arrive at Q-102 Wednesday continue to market its product inde- our new arrangement with Mam- pendently as well as through Atlan- "This has been our dream for the afternoon (Sept. 30). continued next page NEWS - Beverly Mire tYJ LL CL' Cr4NT[7.11Frg FORMATS FEATURES 6 TOP 40 I HEAR & THERE by Sheila Rene 12 RAP 11 P.D. NOTEBOOK by Eric Norberg 16 URBAN 25 BIOFEEDBACK by Ron Fell 19 JAll 27 RADIO & RESEARCH by Rhody 3osley 20 ADULT ALTERNATIVE 43 IMPORT INDIE by Seana Baruth 22 A/C CLASSIFIEDS by Natalie Duitsman 30 COUNTRY see back of blue insert 36 ALBUM 38 ALTERNATIVE 2 the GAVIN REPORT/Oc;ober 2, 1992 Each Week These Stationsare #1 in Their Markets with American Country Countdown with Bob Kingsley KSCS-FM Dallas WGAR-FMCleveland KIKK-FM Houston KNIX-FM Phoenix KEEY-FM Minneapolis KWEN-FM Tulsa KMPS-FM Seattle KZSN-FM Wichita WQYK-FM Tampa/St. Pete WFMS-FMIndianapolis WIL-FM St. Louis WBEE-FM Rochester KRAK-FM Sacramento WGKX-FM Memphis KSSN-FM Little Rock WKYQ-FM Paducah KRST-FM Albuquerque Adults KIIM-FM Tucson KRMD-FM Shreveport 25-54 WGNA-FMAlbany WUBE-FM Cincinnati WGTC-FM South Bend WESC-FM Greenville WMSI-FM Jackson, MS WVLK-FM Lexington WCKT-FM Ft. Myers KSOP-FM Salt Lake City KYGO-FM Denver WQXK-FM Youngstown WCTK-FM Providence WYYD-FM Roanoke/Lynchburg WPKX-FM Springfield, MA WAMZ-FM Louisville WQBE-FM Charleston W0K0-FMBurlington WIRK-FM West Palm WTCR-FM Huntington KZKX-FM Lincoln WZZK-FM Birmingham WXBQ-FM Bristol/Kingsport KKCS-FM Colorado Springs KHAK-FM Cedar Rapids WLLR-FM Davenport/Quad Cities KHEY-FM El Paso Also... a special tip of the ACC hat to WBVR in Nashville/Russellville, for becoming the 2nd most listened -to radio station in all of Nashville during ACC, and KFRG-FM Riverside/San Bernardino, for once again being the #1 country station in the Los Angeles ADI during ACC. A hearty congratulations to all our friends in country radio for their triumphant Spring Book! AMERICAN COUNTRY WITH BOB KINGSLEY ABC Watermark For more information contact Barbara Silber at 212-456-5646. Outside the U.S., call Radio Express at 1-213-850-1003. OAK RADIO NETWORKS Source. Arbitron. Spring 1992. Exact Times, ADI, AQH. Adults 25-54 NEWS the GAVIN REPORT MAMMOTH continued from previous page moth, one of the most innovative and dynamic young labels in the industry," said Atlantic Co-Chairman/Co-CEO Doug Morris. "This new association offers an artist the best of both worlds: the benefit of Mammoth's proven ability to work artists at the ground level, combined with the long- term potential offered by a major." "Mammoth's music sensibility and street -level savvy make the label a tremendous asset to Atlantic," said label Senior Vice President Danny Goldberg, who was instrumental in forging the deal. "It is a mutually beneficial situation-Atlantic can tap into a great source of new music, while Mammoth can offer their artists the clout of a major label with powerful distribution." Riggins Upped To VP/GM, Blade Music at Capitol Jean Riggins was tapped to be- Winans, Freddie Jackson and come Vice President and GeneralJohnny Clegg & Savuka. Manager, Black Music at Capitol When she first joined the com- Records this week. Riggins, who pany, Riggins was Marketing Coor- has worked at the label for nine dinator for CEMA Distribution. She These happy guys are reacting to Hi -Five's new album.(L -r): 92Q -Washington, years, was most recently Vice Presi- also held the posts of Manager Of D.C.'s Randy Moss; Hi -Five's Treston Irby; Jive Record's Jack Satter; Poe Cat; dent of Artist Development.In Telemarketing, CEMA, Director of Hi -Five's Roderick "Pooh" Clark, Tony Thompson, Mac Sanders and Michael that position, she helped along the Artist & Product Development,Patt.
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    Visual Metaphors on Album Covers: an Analysis Into Graphic Design's

    Visual Metaphors on Album Covers: An Analysis into Graphic Design’s Effectiveness at Conveying Music Genres by Vivian Le A THESIS submitted to Oregon State University Honors College in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Honors Baccalaureate of Science in Accounting and Business Information Systems (Honors Scholar) Presented May 29, 2020 Commencement June 2020 AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF Vivian Le for the degree of Honors Baccalaureate of Science in Accounting and Business Information Systems presented on May 29, 2020. Title: Visual Metaphors on Album Covers: An Analysis into Graphic Design’s Effectiveness at Conveying Music Genres. Abstract approved:_____________________________________________________ Ryann Reynolds-McIlnay The rise of digital streaming has largely impacted the way the average listener consumes music. Consequentially, while the role of album art has evolved to meet the changes in music technology, it is hard to measure the effect of digital streaming on modern album art. This research seeks to determine whether or not graphic design still plays a role in marketing information about the music, such as its genre, to the consumer. It does so through two studies: 1. A computer visual analysis that measures color dominance of an image, and 2. A mixed-design lab experiment with volunteer participants who attempt to assess the genre of a given album. Findings from the first study show that color scheme models created from album samples cannot be used to predict the genre of an album. Further findings from the second theory show that consumers pay a significant amount of attention to album covers, enough to be able to correctly assess the genre of an album most of the time.