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Some recent articles
JIMI HENDRIX AND ALAN DOUGLAS: The fireball and the keeper of the flame
The name Alan Douglas raises mixed feelings among Jimi Hendrix fans. By a series of canny and right-place, right-time manoeuvres after the death... more >>
Elvis Costello: Imperial Bedroom (1982)
By the time Elvis Costello got to this remarkable, emotionally dense and astonishingly concise album (so many moods, styles and emotions in 50... more >>
The Thirteenth Floor Elevators: 7th Heaven; Music of the Spheres (Charly/Southbound)
As with Syd Barrett, the music of the Thirteenth Floor Elevators has been overshadowed by the story of the madness, in the case of the Elevators... more >>
Blur: No Distance Left to Run (EMI Double DVD set)
This beautifully shot, career-spanning, feature-length doco leaves a lot of threads hanging for those who didn't follow every nuance of the... more >>
Nye, Oregon: The man who could draw air
He introduced himself at breakfast as Hippie Mike -- his business card had a nuclear disarmament sign on it -- and told a story. "One time... more >>
Memory Tapes: Seek Magic (Inertia)
This hazy and sometimes hypnotic album is the project of Dayve Hawk out of New Jersey who also works under a number of other names. Memory Tapes... more >>
Galactic: Ya-ka-may (Anti)
New Orleans may have been the birthplace of jazz and home to funky pianists (Professor Longhair, Allen Toussaint, Dr John), but in the 90s a new... more >>
THE HAUNTING PAST OF CINEMA: Classics illustrated
For those of us who are pay-per-view civilians, television is a kaleidoscope portal from the present (the Oscars, downtown Baghdad on a bad day)... more >>
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At Les Sources de Caudalie luxury hotel-cum spa and vineyard near Bordeaux.
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