"Though the story Suisman tells is a broadly familiar one, he has assembled valuable reminders of something many would rather ignore; namely, the extent to which the music we hear, and how we hear it, has less to do with our personal preferences than with what a large, well-organized sector of business makes available to us."
Franklin Bruno in the Los Angeles Times reviews David Suisman's Selling Sounds: The Commercial Revolution in American Music.
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