Someone must’ve spiked Julian Cope’s acid: Personal memories of an artist like no other
“We’ve ceded our world to the idiots”.
“We’ve ceded our world to the idiots”.
Sure, everyone knows about Stonehenge, but it might not be quite as widely known that stone rings and megaliths dating back several thousand years, well…
Today–July 7th–marks the beginning of the first SydArthur Festival, a mental celebration (or “cerebration”) of Pink Floyd founder Syd Barrett (who died ten years ago…
The title suggests a contest like Star Search, but the UK’s Channel 4 series Star Test was an interview show with a gimmick: a bleeping…
WHOA. Bits and pieces of this excellent show have been floating through the Internet ether for some time, but I’ve never seen all of it,…
This isn’t professional footage, but it’s the only footage you’re likely ever to see of Julian Cope’s unhinged performance at the first Phoenix Festival, held…
The second release on the tiny English label Waldo’s Records was a 45 credited to one “Nigel Simpkins.” The three songs on X. ENC. (1978),…
From the very first time I heard The Teardrop Explodes in 1981, I’ve been a massive Julian Cope fan. I’d go so far as to…
If you haven’t heard, there’s a new Julian Cope book coming out and even compared to his other incredibly worthwhile publications (The Modern Antiquarian and…
You have to love someone who scans every single page of their favourite book just so they can spread the wordy magic with their friends…