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Music Weekly: Holly Johnson and SparksThis week's Music Weekly has something of a retro feel. Our first guest is Holly Johnson, the Frankie Goes to Hollywood singer, who met with Paul MacInnes ahead of the release of the band's greatest hits package. They discuss gay rights, being propositioned by Andy Warhol (Holly's claim, not Paul... |
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Readers recommend: Songs with vimLast week you sent us your favourite lunar tunes. Now we want songs with pep in their step ...What to do about classical music? That's the question that's been rattling around my noggin'. I don't mean "do about" in the sense of "take care". I have no plans to liquidate Gustavo... |
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Behind the music: With Stephen Fry on Twitter, who needs The X Factor?New band Patch William were wondering how to market themselves – until Stephen Fry's tweets solved their problemThough Jan Moir may have been disappointed, hundreds of thousands of Twitter followers breathed a sigh of relief as Stephen Fry changed his mind about quitting Twitter this week. ... |
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Broken art: what's with the spate of bad album covers?Leaping dogs, space-age uniforms, cartoon animals. Who the hell is designing record sleeves these days? GCSE art students?When American Idol runner-up Adam Lambert released his album For Your Entertainment last week, its artwork was met with such widespread derision that he was forced to defend i... |
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McGee on music: I'm feeling Washed OutI've recently been enjoying Washed Out, whose woozy electro-pop conjures the sun-bleached sounds of summerIn September a friend emailed me some tracks by Washed Out and, while listening to the mutated drones and beachy buzz of You'll See It, I received a message from guardian.co.uk/music editor, ... |
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Jon Savage on song: Link Wray plays his AceThe guitarist's 1963 single, Ace of Spades, was insistent, sinister and hypnotic – and it opened a new world of sonic distortion"Electricity comes from other planets," quipped Lou Reed on the Velvet Underground's Temptation Inside Your Heart. Many a true word is spoken in ad lib. ... |
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