Everybody's Dummy

"I'm nobody's dummy. I'm everybody's dummy. I believe everything I read, see, and hear." -- Lester Bangs

Friday, May 30, 2008

Beatles 14: Yellow Submarine

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Despite minimal acting contributions from the band, the animated Yellow Submarine film was a rousing success, and would indoctrinate new...
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Wednesday, May 28, 2008

George Harrison 1: Wonderwall Music and Electronic Sound

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Not counting Paul’s soundtrack to The Family Way , which was largely facilitated by George Martin, George Harrison was the first Beatle to p...
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Monday, May 26, 2008

Beatles 13: The White Album

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The Beatles stayed relatively quiet musically throughout 1968 while being constantly in the news. The year saw exactly two singles plus one...
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Friday, May 23, 2008

Elvis Costello 6: Trust

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Trust followed a period of doubt, disenchantment, and introspection (not to be his last) that was only slightly reflected in the lyrics. E...
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Wednesday, May 21, 2008

Beatles 12: Magical Mystery Tour

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The soundtrack to a TV film initially slammed as indulgent, Magical Mystery Tour was issued in the UK as a deluxe double-EP set complete wi...
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Monday, May 19, 2008

Neil Young 1: Neil Young

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Having developed a taste for the studio while working with Buffalo Springfield, Neil Young threw himself into his first real solo album (as...
Friday, May 16, 2008

Elvis Costello 5: Taking Liberties

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With the differences between American and British versions of his first three albums, plus several B-sides and EP tracks taking up space in...
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I am a writer, and I am a musician. While anyone can learn how to be either, I believe both have always been in my DNA. Therefore, I write about music. That’s what you’re going to see here.
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