The New English: A History of the New English Art Club
 Author: Kenneth McConkey Binding: Hardcover Dewey Decimal Number: 709 EAN: 9781903973981 ISBN: 1903973988 Number Of Pages: 260 Publication Date: 2006-11-01 [... more]
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The Genius of John Ruskin: Sections Fron His Writings
Rosenberg's Edition of Ruskin Remains Unchallenged: It is a great pity that the works of Ruskin are neither widely read nor widely available. One can only hope that the day will come when an affordable, comprehensive, multi-volume collection will become [... more]
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Seconds Out: Live (2CD)
Not worth it: Seconds Out is not the worst Genesis Live album but its close. Its tied with Three Sides Live as the second worst Live Genesis album. The absence of pictures of Peter Gabriel in fancy costumes and his stories is understandable but Collins [... more]
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From Amazon.com: Concocted for director Barbet Schroeder's dystopian hippie road flick, this album marks Floyd's first venture into film "scoring," a task they undertake with a verve that overshadows their lack of formal training in the field. [... more]
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Sensibility and English Song: Critical Studies of the ...
Comprehensive and Excellent: This is possibly the single most all embracing and informative book on english art song and the major players in the vocal music of the English Musical Renaissance. The style is lucid and practical, and the bibliography, [... more]
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A Trick Of The Tail
Long Live Genesis: This is one of the great recordings in the history of recorded music. If you don't enjoy this album you probably don't know what music is. The interplay between Tony Banks, Steve Hackett, Phil Collins and Mike Rutherford is awesome. [... more]
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The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway (2CD)
Amazon.com essential recording: When it comes to making albums of epic proportions, few rival this magnificent production that a trip the band took to New York City inspired in 1973. The underlying story is of a street kid named Rael who, thanks in part [... more]
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Canticles
From Amazon.co.uk: If you were assembling a latterday dream-team for a package programme of all five Britten Canticles, this would probably be it. And with one or two exceptions, it delivers everything you'd want. Ian Bostridge--the most literate tenor [... more]
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Siren
From Amazon.com: Released before Roxy Music became a de facto Bryan Ferry project, but after their Brian Eno-influenced art-rock stage, Siren is a snapshot of a band in flux, and loving it. There's little of the boundary-pushing primitivism that marked [... more]
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Vagabond
Vaughan-Williams Over Interpreted: I love the Vaughan-Willams cycle, and I was puzzled and disappointed by this performance. Bryn Terfel's interpretation of the Songs of Travel is wildly overdone. He really milks every line and phrase for maximum vocal [... more]
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Crisis? What Crisis?
Supertramp's sadly overlooked gem: English art rockers Supertramp's fourth album entitled Crisis? What Crisis? in November of 1975. Like its predecessor, 1974's Crime of the Century, the album was once again co-porduced by the band and Ken Scott. Crisis [... more]
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The Commissar Vanishes: The Falsificaion of Photographs ...
From Amazon.com: In Stalinist Russia, it was commonplace for Soviet history to be rewritten with inconvenient participants removed--often men or women who had aided the Communist Revolution in the early days and then had somehow fallen afoul of Stalin [... more]
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