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Music Archives: 10/2017

How ‘The Exorcist’ score came together after the director rejected Lalo Schifrin & Bernard Herrmann

Pakistani poster. William Friedkin’s horror film, The Exorcist, has been scaring the pants off of moviegoers—as well as making viewers nauseous—since its 1973 release. Even…

Bart Bealmear
Oct 31, 2017

Blistering Nick Cave & The Birthday Party sets in ‘Pleasure Heads Must Burn’ 1982/1983

The Birthday Party played the legendary Haçienda Club in Manchester once in 1982 and once in 1983, and, per Haçienda policy, both shows were videotaped…

Martin Schneider
Oct 27, 2017

Les Vampyrettes’ perfect Krautrock song for your Halloween party

Anyone who is looking to celebrate Halloween but insists on being totally “Kosmisch” (cosmic) about it, there’s a curious release that you’ve got to hear…

Martin Schneider
Oct 26, 2017

The B-52s bring their mess around to the popular soap opera ‘Guiding Light,’ 1982

Guiding Light holds the record for the longest run of any soap opera. It debuted in 1952 as a narrative doled out in 15-minute increments…

Martin Schneider
Oct 23, 2017

Doctor Who’s 1972 pop single on Deep Purple’s label

Jon Pertwee starred in the reruns of Doctor Who my local PBS affiliate started airing in the Eighties; perhaps the station decided to start with…

Oliver Hall
Oct 20, 2017

OK, let’s all listen to that 1970s rock opera about Spider-Man…..

I don’t exactly understand how Iron Man became the dominant superhero of our era, but the truth is, Spider-Man’s the greatest character that the Marvel…

Martin Schneider
Oct 18, 2017

They Were There: Composite photos of Queen, Jagger, Beatles and Floyd on London streets then and now

I’m reliably told that photographs are polysemous–that is they have multiple meanings which can change depending on mood or understanding of what the image represents.…

Paul Gallagher
Oct 16, 2017

Robyn Hitchcock and Graham Coxon cover Syd Barrett’s ‘Octopus’ for new Philip K. Dick TV series

Right now Channel 4 in the U.K. is running Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams–U.S. viewers will be able to see it once it gets on…

Martin Schneider
Oct 12, 2017

The Quantum Multiverse (as seen on Paul McCartney’s ‘One to One’ tour)

Gadget-crazed Dangerous Minds pal Chris Holmes sent on these ultra trippy videos from his opening sets spinning tunes for Paul McCartney’s “One to One Tour”:…

Richard Metzger
Oct 10, 2017

Breathtaking comix panels inspired by Nick Cave’s first novel

But Now by God, it ROARS! You might remember the name Tom Neely for his whimsical tribute to punk rock’s most famous gay couple, Glenn…

Martin Schneider
Oct 6, 2017

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