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Lester Bangs interviewed by Sue Matthews, May 1980. Continue reading Bangs Audio
Lester Bangs interviewed by Sue Matthews, May 1980. Continue reading Bangs Audio
Watching this now. It’s amazing. Continue reading For the Love of Movie Critics
Two great Roxon-related finds on YouTube (neither of which I’ve yet seen, the first of which I absolutely intend to watch). Mother of Rock: The Life and Times of Lillian Roxon (Uploaded by TV Ontario, in its entirety, though apparently not viewable outside of Canada.) Mother of Rock: USA Premiere – Producer’s comments + Q&A Continue reading Lillian Roxon x 2
Less a review, than a tribute, but not bad (there’s no info I can see about who made the thing). There are a couple minor factual quibbles, and it’s a little odd that he quotes stuff from Christgau and Marsh that have no connection to Creem. But a couple lines in it made me laugh (“these were some dead honest, music-lovin’ motherfuckers”), and I learned … Continue reading Creem Magazine Review (YouTube)
Kevin Avery, author of Everything is an Afterthought: The Life and Writings of Paul Nelson, discusses Nelson’s life and work on Park City Television’s “Mountain Views.” Continue reading Kevin Avery on Park City Television
Rock Book Show: Interview With Music Critic Chuck Eddy Continue reading Chuck Eddy Interview on YouTube
What in god’s name has happened to “America’s Only…”?? Continue reading Preview of Nu-Creem
Rob Sheffield talking about Talking to Girls About Duran Duran (which I still have to read). Continue reading Rob Sheffield Interviews
Jon Savage in an April 2009 record roundup from his blog: Published the same month (March 1967) that The Velvet Underground and Nico was released, Marshall McLuhan’s The Medium Is The Message [sic] became an instant bestseller and has become a key text. Columbia Records quickly rushed out an LP of McLuhan and his colleagues Fiore and Jerome Agel reading selections from the book, which … Continue reading McLuhan on 45
Via The Daily Swarm – an interesting video collage of various female critics (incl. Maura Johnston, Paige Maguire, Ellen Carpenter, Callie Enlow, Rachel Maddux, and Margaret Moser). Continue reading Female Critics