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Tag Archives: Music
Mix Tape Nation: 1993
1993 was an uncommonly colorful year for music, full of murder, masterpieces and Michael Jackson. In this installment of Mix Tape Nation, we look back at 1993 and drop a savage playlist to jump start your weekend. Continue reading
Posted in Mix Tape Nation, Saturday Music
Tagged 1993, aerosmith, Joe Daly, meatloaf, Michael JAckson, murder, Music, music saturday, whitney houston
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Random Art Generator: RAG ONE
Sunday Magazine: Where Art is born. Or borne. Continue reading
Posted in Random Art Generator, Sunday Magazine
Tagged art, astonomy, fiction, literature, Music, poetry, Science, sculpture, Television
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Shine a Light: Anathema, Weather Systems
The aim of our “Shine a Light” series is to bring attention to unjustly obscure artists and albums, and although still fairly recent, and highly-praised in certain sectors, Weather Systems is precisely the type of album which deserves to be shared with a larger audience. Continue reading
Posted in Saturday Music, Shine a Light
Tagged Albums, Anathema, Daniel Cavanagh, death, Grief, Lee Douglas, Loss, Music, Vincent Cavanagh, Weather Systems
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Power Trio: The 3 Best Songs For Parental Rebellion
The wheels on the bus can only go round and round so many times before you have to pimp that ride. Continue reading
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Tagged errant parent, Heart, hip hop, Music, parenting, Pink Floyd, rebellion, rock stars, Snoop Dogg
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The Ten Bands I Will be Forced to Listen to in Hell
In which Sean Beaudoin spins a playlist even Mephistopheles doesn’t have the balls to play. Continue reading
Posted in Popular Culture
Tagged DJ, hell, I shot the sheriff, Mr. Jones, Music, pet sounds, The devil, The Police
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The Sun Always Shines on TV
In which Alex Clark ponders the problems of planning your couch-life Continue reading
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Tagged David Bowie, Grayson Perry, Midsomer Murders, Music, Robert Smith, Shakespeare, Television, The Cure, The Old Grey Whistle Test
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Dawn of the Dead (Kennedys)
In which Alex Clark overcomes natural laziness and a complete ignorance of record collecting to go hunting for vinyl at sunrise–all to mark Record Store Day 2012. Continue reading
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Tagged Anarchy in the UK, collecting, Garbage, Jack White, Lee Perry, London, Music, Record Store Day, Sixteen Saltines, The Sex Pistols
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