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70s Invasion-Web Site Dedicated To Glam And Other Lost Music of the 1960s And 1970s
The most comprehensive website on the Net for info about glam, bubblegum & obscure punk music from the 1970s is <b>70s Invasion.</b> I recently conducted on e-mail interview with Alan, one of the site's founders.
1970s • glam • rock music • david bowie • obscure music

David Bowie guests on SpongeBob
Musician/actor David Bowie will make a guest appearance on SpongeBob SquarePants next year. He and his six-year-old daughter are fans of the show.
david bowie • animation • tv • spongebob squarepants • nickelodeon

Indie Label Skipping Discs Puts A New Spin on “Tribute” CDs
Skipping Discs is a new record label out of northern Massachusetts that specializes in unsigned bands doing cover versions of songs by well-known artists. Their latest disc is “ Spiders From Venus: Indie Women Artists and Female-Fronted Bands Cover David Bowie.” Other Compilation CDs are “Love Her Madly: New Women Artists Cover The Doors” and the improbable but fun “Saturday Night Hay Fever” Bluegrass Artists Perform Disco Hits.”
cover versions • david bowie • doors • joe jackson • independant record labels

Philip Glass' Heroes Symphony
Philip Glass based his fourth symphony on David Bowie's "Heroes" album. How did such an appropriation of art rock turn out?
philip glass • minimalism • "heroes" symphony • david bowie • symphonies

Legendary UK Band Mott The Hoople
David Bowie, Morrissey, Brian May and Mick Jones are some of Mott The Hoople's greatest fans. Find out more about one of the UK's most influential bands.
mott the hoople • mott • the hoople • david bowie • all the young dudes

Arthur and Minimoys poster
Here is the poster for Luc Besson's upcoming live-action/animation movie, Arthur and the Minimoys, based on Besson's storybook.
arthur and the minimoys • metro-goldwyn-mayer • weinstein company • luc besson • freddie highmore

Arthur and the Invisibles images
Here are a few images from Luc Besson's upcoming family flick Arthur and the Minimoys (Arthur and the Invisibles in the U.S.)
arthur and the invisibles • luc besson • mgm • the weinstein company • animation

Arthur and the Invisibles trailer
First trailer for Luc Besson's family-oriented animated/live-action feature film now online. Arthur and the Invisibles opens January 12, 2007.
luc besson • arthur and the invisibles • arthur and the minimoys • animation • movie

Christopher Nolan's The Prestige
Christopher Nolan's films are known for their psychological twists, for delving into the mind. But in The Prestige, he outdoes himself.
the prestige • christopher nolan • christian bale • hugh jackman • michael caine

Dark Crystal, Labyrinth Artwork
Sony Home Entertainment has released the cover art for their deluxe DVD editions of Jim Henson's The Dark Crystal and Labyrinth.
labyrinth • the dark crystal • jim henson • sony home entertainment • brian froud

Henson on podcast
The Jim Henson Company jumps on the Podcast bandwagon by releasing interviews and featurettes on various projects.
the jime henson company • podcasts • movie • labyrinth • david bowie

Lance Bass and Gay Rockers
From flamboyant, proud, defiant, hurt and estranged, the out of the closet 80s UK pop scene provided fans with plaintive, sincere and hip music
80s pop music • boy george • lance bass • gay musicians • frankie goes to hollywood

Lightweight Heroes and Synth-Pop Ghosts
In the aftermath of post-punk, new wave bands experimented with styles like New Romanticsm and dance rock. Although they are all but forgotten now, in the early 1980’s, bands like Thompson Twins, the Fixx, and OMD were a bridge between the DIY/punk movement and the U.K. “acid house” era of the late ‘80’s and early '90's.
thompson twins • the fixx • omd • roxy music • david bowie

Sweet Slag; Tracking with Close Ups
A lost gem from the 70's British rock scene, Sweet Slag explored the darker side of mans soul in their one and only release
sweet slag tracking with close ups • sweet slag psych • sweet slag prog • sweet slag 1971 • david bowie

Soulkid#1: Americanized Review
Over five years in the making, Americanized is the debut album from indie funksters Soulkid#1. A deft blend of classic soul and hip indie rock, it's a hidden classic.
soulkid#1 • americanized • soulkid#1 debut album review • (more bounce in) california • it's alive media

Venus in Furs, Streetwalkin' Cheetahs, and other oddities: The Proto-Punks
Great underground bands of the late 1960's and early 1970's, such as the Velvet Underground, the Stooges, and the MC5, would greatly influence the sound and the look of post-punk.
rock • punk • post-punk • velvet underground • iggy pop

Choice Cuts: September 2003
MUSIC REVIEWS! Featuring Los Straitjackets, Blue Series Continuum, Holly Golightly, Holy Sons, The Lucksmiths, Nanang Tatang and Sekiden.
music • music review • cd • los straitjackets • conan

DVD Review – The Hunger: The Complete 1st Season
This lackluster series, an erotic Twilight Zone-style anthology, remains a failure and mostly seems an exercise in masturbatory television for the undemanding.
the hunger • david bowie • the hunger tv series • vampire tv shows • supernatural tv shows

Hit 40 and Smile!
People seem to fear the age of 40. It is often seen as a pinnacle and that life begins a downward spiral thereafter. Well, fear not; life is only just beginning!
hit 40 and smile • middle-aged celebs like clooney rowling and clapto • biggest sex symbols in the world • fashion music sport literature • eric clapton david bowie madonna

It's Not an Oldies Thing
Why oldies or classics? Music doesn't have an expiration date.
christian • music • oldies • classic rock • paul wright

January, '04 Update
More mini-reviews from the never-ceasing quest for great Christian music which transcends the stereotype
relient k • room full of walters • kutless • raymond scott woolson • jill phillips

Mayor of the Sunset Strip
A review of the documentary "Mayor of the Sunset Strip".
cinema • films • movies • criticism • reviews

Mott The Hoople - British Album Rock Innovators
Mott The Hoople, a British band formed in 1968, achieved only cult success during their tenure together, but their songs remain album rock classics.
guitar • drums • british • metal • rock

Review of Raw Power by the Stooges
The sound can be ear-shattering, but the whine of the guitars and shrieking vocals can shake souls like tectonic plates - with the benefit of not causing earthquakes.
raw power • the stooges • iggy pop • raw power reviews • the weirdness

The Illusionist and The Prestige
While both The Illusionist and The Prestige are movies about turn-of-the-century magicians, only one rises to be a truly magical film experience.
the prestige • the illusionist • ed norton • paul giamatti • jessica biel

Unplugged in New York by Nirvana
In front of an eager audience, Nirvana, in what was likely their most famous show, played none of their hit songs and instead opted for a subdued yet spirited concert.
nirvana • mtv • kurt cobain • unplugged in new york • in utero

Year of the Pig Dumplings
2007 marks the Year of the Pig on the Chinese lunar calendar and that calls for lots of great food.
chinese new year • lunar new year • dumplings • chinese dumplings • pork dumplings

Test Your Post-Punk IQ
Many young bands, from Deftones to Interpol, claim to be influenced by the great artists of post-punk. But what do you really know about the groups of the late 1970s and early 1980s? We've got you covered here, with this post-punk IQ test.
joy division • smiths • cure • new order • depeche mode

Having Two Different Colored Eyes
Heterochromia or two different colored eyes can happen in people because of lost or damaged melanocytes and/or genetic conditions like chimerism or mosaicism.
heterochromia • two different colored eyes • waardenburg syndrome • mosaicism • human chimera

Glastonbury Festival Lineups
Glastonbury is probably the world's most famous rock festival having started in 1970 and run more or less continuously since then. So, who's played there over the years?
glastonbury festival lineups • pilton somerset • pyramid stage • the who • leonard cohen

Lynn Redgrave on Albert Finney
Lynn Redgrave has many awards and nominations to her credit having worked with film's finest leading men including The Bourne Ultimatum's Albert Finney.
lynn redgrave • jane austen book club • tom jones • albert finney • alan bates

Jobriath: Glam's Lost Icon
Jobriath didn't get credit during his lifetime for all that he influenced in the world of glam rock.
jobriath • glam • aids • icon • bowie

"Lenny" Says it All
Lenny Kravitz has a new CD and will tour next year. "Dig In" for some news and background.
lenny kravitz

Ballet BC's Contemporary Dance Show AMJAD
Choreography by Edouard Lock of La La La Human Steps shows men en pointe and a wonderful contemporary dance show called AMJAD presented by Ballet BC.
ballet bc • contemporary dance • amjad • la la la human steps • edouard lock

Brian Froud on Labyrinth, Crystal
The next editions of The Dark Crystal and Labyrinth DVD's will feature commentaries by noted fantasy artist Brian Froud, who helped create the characters.
brian froud • the dark crystal • labyrinth • sony home entertainment • jim henson

First Annual Pop/Rock Reviews Awards
One of those end of year best/worst compilation lists people either love or hate.
rock • pop • reviews • music • awards

Introducing Amy Winehouse
With her throwback sound, unique sense of personal style and self-destructive tendencies, Amy Winehouse is undeniably someone to watch.
amy winehouse • next big thing • back to black • amy winehouse critical acclaim • self-destructive tendencies

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