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Emilie Simon: Presents The Big Machine (Cartell)
Frankly I was stunned when I read a recent review of this astonishingly annoying, very ordinary album which awarded it five stars. That kind of rating I think should be reserved for albums you will be still listening to in a year . . . and a decade.
I found it hard to get through this one twice.
French singer Simon (known more for classy...
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Laurie Anderson: Homeland (Nonesuch)
From the accompanying DVD, you sense
this should have been a double CD for us to fully appreciate the
long arc and nuances of this, Anderson's first album in a decade.
Anderson's work is allusive rather than
literal or descriptive, but in these often disturbing, melancholy and
dislocated meditations on the state of her country,...
> music/3327/laurie-anderson-homeland-nonesuch/
ABSOLUTE WILSON, a documentary by KATHARINA OTTO-BERNSTEIN (Southbound DVD)
Choreographer Robert Wilson is one of those rare individuals who can dress a stage to look like a private dream inspired by the stillness of a Rene Magritte paiting or a mad cabaret populated by frogs and floating chairs.
Either way, at a glance you can spot a Wilson design. They are idiosyncratic, unique, often visionary, sometimes...
> film/3226/absolute-wilson-a-documentary-by-katharina-otto-bernstein-southbound-dvd/
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