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It's really a one-minute joke, but it's possible to be affectionate about this record. Beset by legal hassles over a James Brown sample, the Justified Ancients of Muu-Muu (the JAMMS) created this record, following it by morphing into their ongoing identity as the KLF. It's really nothing more than "Rock and Roll, Part Two" merged with the Doctor Who theme music and some samples of Daleks yelling "Exterminate!," but it's a hoot. Various versions exist, a couple of them featuring yells and howls from Gary Glitter. A comment on one of the 12" versions notes, "Probably the most nauseating record in the world." Nah, not really. ~ Steven McDonald
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A deluxe, multi-volume chronicle of the complete history of the Beatles, THE BEATLES ANTHOLOGY is the definitive documentary, featuring 10 hours of footage culled from interviews, live concerts, studio sessions, feature films, home movies and more. Twenty-five years after the Beatles' breakup, Paul, George, and Ringo reunited to offer new perspectives on their lives and their bitter 1970 separation. ANTHOLOGY traces the roots ...
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A tremendous firecracker of an EP, Perfect Drug showcases the song released on the soundtrack to the David Lynch film Lost Highway. A poster child for aggression and unrest, Trent Reznor gets the royal re-treatment by some of his edgiest and most exciting peers. The first three mixes are sharp as razor wire (the third is from Reznor himself) and right in spirit with the aggressive, drum'n'bass onslaught that serves Nine Inch Nails so well here. The disc opens with Jack Dangers' explosive homage as Meat Beat Manifesto -- one that fires away like a machine gun full of drums. Luke Vibert (Plug, Wagon Christ) rarely disappoints, and his jungle remix is a welcome addition, if not the cornerstone. There is a distinct change of flavor when Jonah Sharp (aka Spacetime Continuum) gets his keyboards to the scene of the crime. His remix ultimately achieves about as much aggression as a Kraftwerk song, which is not much after getting blended about by Vibert, ...
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| | Bill Deasy Different Kind Of Wild CD (2008)
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Bill Deasy is the former lead singer/songwriter of The Gathering Field, whose regional hit "Lost in America" led to a deal with Atlantic Records. Since embarking on a solo career, Deasy has released five records -- "Spring Lies Waiting," "Good Day No Rain," "Chasing Down a Spark," "The Miles," and, his latest, "A Different Kind of Wild." He also released "The Invisible Ocean" with producer/guitarist Rich Jacques under the moniker Thomas Jefferson's Aeroplane and an acoustic EP called "Drain Tapes, Volume One."Performing Songwriter Magazine says: "He calls to mind Paul Westerberg and many of the finest rock songwriters who mix poetry and drunken bluster, yet somehow sound macho and sensitive at the same time" and All Music Guide suggests that "Sensitive singer/songwriters are a dime a dozen, but really good ones are a rarity. Bill Deasy is the real deal. In a perfect world, you'd already know this..." Deasy has been touring the country both acoustically and with his band and has appeared as an opening act for artists ...
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Loosely adapted from an ancient Greek fable but incorporating elements of Italian tarocchi (known in more modern terms as tarot) and the literary influences of Goethe and Dante, LUX ESALARE is at its core a simple tale of one man's search forpossibility. Within his unrelenting aspirations to become more than what he is, he must decide between a simple life ofcontentment and the unrealized aspirations of unbridled achievement. With each step of his journey and with every choice he makes comes both reward and consequence.According to artistic director and Quixotic co-founder Anthony Magliano, LUX ESALARE represents 'an incredible step forward for the ensemble. ''From the moment we started working on this production, we knew we wanted to push ourselves even further than everbefore,' Magliano says. 'In many ways, the thematic material of this work is a reflection of the personal drive that everymember of Quixotic has inside him or herself. At one time or another, we've all struggled to maintain balance while at thesame time trying to feed that artistic hunger that each of us has within. As a result, this production has been a very personal labor of love for all of us. 'As a contemporary arts collective, the performing and creative collaborators behind Quixotic draw upon every muse they can find while at the same time actively searching out new and exciting influences. For Magliano's fellow artistic director Mica Thomas, now entering his third year with the group, the disparate approaches among the variety of artists proves to be more of an inspiration rather than a hurdle. 'Contemporary ballet and modern dancers share the stage with aerialists overhead,' says Thomas. 'Jazz and classical and pop musicians play shoulder to shoulder. Fashion designers actively collaborate with make up artists. Traditional theater technicians engage with digital ...
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