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Oct 22
Masters of mystery, Radiohead’s modus operandi manifests into various fan theories—particularly Binary Theory—which becomes brilliant music marketing.
A Jigsaw Falling into Place: How Fan Theories Help Market Radiohead’s Music » PopMatters
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“Through changing lineups, major and independent labels, illness and recovery, the variables shifted, but the goal [for David S. Ware] stayed the same: preserve an unmistakably personal voice that walked the line between exploratory forms and heartfelt melody without ever
Jazz Saxophonist David S. Ware Never Played It Twice » PopMatters
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In Every Time a Bell Rings: The Legacy of It’s a Wonderful Life, America’s Most Beloved Holiday Film, we are reminded of what we need in our times. READ: tinyurl.com/WonderLife1
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Heard amid aging, caregiving, and family violence, the Velvet Underground’s “Stephanie Says” captures how solitude confines Gen X women.
Gen X and the Changing Meaning of the Velvet Underground’s “Stephanie Says” » PopMatters
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If the detective story assumes that exposure brings understanding, and understanding brings justice, it mirrors the liberal belief in open information and discourse. In 'Chinatown', however, the truth is often already visible.
Roman Polanski's 'Chinatown' Presses the Limits of Knowledge » PopMatters
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