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听敌台内地20世纪80年代的市场转型,通常被视为流行音乐[1]回归的开始。实际上,这个回归可以追溯到文革后期。流行音乐在那个时期是被“听”见的,而不是被“看”见的。现在已经很难想象,光听见歌手的声音,而看不见他的样子。80年代以后,尤其是MTV出现之后,唱片业把歌手的声音和形象捆绑在一起销售。声音和身体既可以合在一起,也可以分开来买。对偶像歌手而言,身体更需要精心维护。在文
Listening to the enemy’s market in the mainland in the 1980s is usually regarded as the beginning of the return of popular music [1]. In fact, this return can be traced back to the late Cultural Revolution. Popular music was “heard” at that time, not “seen”. Now it is hard to imagine, just hear the singer’s voice, but can not see his appearance. After the 1980s, especially after MTV appeared, the recording industry bundled the singer’s voice and image together for sale. The sound and the body can be together or separately. For idol singers, the body needs more careful maintenance. In the text