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Cristina Monet Zilkha’s Legacy Served Well With New CD Remaster Of “Sleep It Off” And Biographical Book/Website
Last Friday was the release date of the CD that I never expected to see, but I should know better than to underestimate the powers of Rubellan Remasters. They are the plucky reissue label [run by one person – Scott … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Deadpan Women, Record Review
Tagged 1984, 2024, book review, Cristina Monet, DLX RM, Rubellan Remasters
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Book Review: JAPAN – A Foreign Place [The Biography 1974-1984] [part 2]
[…continued from last post] Writer Reynolds finally shed light on the curious happenstance of JAPAN being first feted in the country of their name. This was put down to the cultural tradition of young Japanese girls being drawn to androgynous … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, New Romantic, Your Prog Roots Are Showing
Tagged 2015, book review, Japan
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Book Review: David Richards – ABC The Annotated Discography
David Richards: ABC – The Annotated Discography In a world without the gatekeepers we grew up with, we have few limitations. Anyone, with the determination [and modest funding], can carve out a niche in which to build their own personal, … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Core Collection
Tagged 2015, ABC, book review, discographical research
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Book Review: David Byrne – How Music Works
Over two years ago, my friend JT commented in a thread asking if I had read Byrne’s book “How Music Works.” Deeming it “fairly stunning.” I replied no, but was at least aware of it. I had a friend having … Continue reading
Book Review: Richard Houghton: OMD – Pretending To See The Future
This Day In Music Books | 2018 | 449 pp. While the OMD book shipped late last year, the time to read it had been scant this year and I only recently finished it! I took an immediate shine to … Continue reading
Book Review: In The Pleasure Groove | Love, Death + Duran Duran – John Taylor
I was dimly aware the ex-Duran guitarist Andy Taylor had written an autobio several years ago, but did I really want to hear the story of Andy Taylor locking horns with Nick Rhodes for 120 pages? When John Taylor released … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review
Tagged autobiography, book review, Duran Duran, John Taylor, Robert Palmer
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Book Review: Talking to Girls About Duran Duran – Rob Sheffield
Well, I was not aware of this book until my wife, who works in a library, and sort of knows me, asked if I had wanted to read it. With a loaded title like that, how could I resist? After … Continue reading