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Towards Year Zero: Ben Wheatley’s High-Rise

Personal Photos from CBGB Documenting the East Village Art and Music Scene in the ’70s

Martyn Bennett 'Grit': The Documentary

One of the great albums and a talent taken way too young
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Who would have thought...

...Howard Kendall played in the same school football team as Bryan Ferry in Washington, Co. Durham when they were both kids?
Not an Everton fan (in fact being a Liverpool fan I haven't written in this colour ink for over 45 years) but sad to hear of Howard's passing
Via Peter Coyle &The Eric's FB page

WhirlyWirld - The End

The End by the Doors versioned by WhirlyWirld recorded live 28 Dec 1979. Ollie Olsen (Arrangement and vocals) Arnie Hanna (Guitar) Greg Sun (Bass - not pictured) John Murphy (Acoustic and Electronic Drums)

Meet Kraftwerk’s Original 3-D Animator, Rebecca Allen

John Murphy interviewed in Berlin 2010

Interviews for the Rowland S. Howard film Autoluminescent

Les Mods (Seize Millions Des Jeunes French TV March 1965)

Being Australian gave me street cred at a neo-Nazi rally in Germany

Underground Resistance @Tranceport Vienna 1992

Via

Tyler on Australia

PJ & Nick

Patti Smith: Her Private Papers

J.G. Ballard: The Concordance

concordance (n.) An alphabetical list of the principal words used in a book or body of work, with their immediate contexts
Ballard has always experimented with the form of his fictions; fiction as book index, as questionnaire, as psychiatric report. This concordance of Ballard's works is part of a project to 'decode' the work using some of Ballard's own techniques — as he says:

'...the open-ended character of my fiction requires the reader himself to make a significant contribution. I'm offering a kit with which the reader, using my books as a sort of instructional manual (fit nozzle A into socket B, and you'll hear a loud whirring noise, which is the cosmos getting through to him).'

The concordance is based on all the material in Ballard's published novels, his non-fiction works; A User's Guide to the Millennium and his autobiography Miracles of Life. Also included is all the material in the one-volume Complete Short Stories (Flamingo 2001), the stories from The Atrocity Exhibition (Re/Search 1990), and various uncollected pieces, such as Neil Armstrong Remembers His Journey to the Moon
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