Currently Reviewing: Welcome to the NHK
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What We’ve Said Recently
- Maison Ikkoku eps 1 & 2 January 1, 2021
- Patlabor OVA ep 2 of 7: “Long Shot” January 4, 2020
- Love You ‘Til Tuesday (1969) January 3, 2020
- Halloween II January 2, 2020
- Patlabor OVA ep 1 of 7: “Second Unit, Move Out!” January 1, 2020
- Episode 23: Welcome to Misaki and Episode 24: Welcome to the NHK July 1, 2017
- Vinyl – Hipster Affectation, Archival Format, Late Stage Capitalism Freak Out January 16, 2017
- Federale – They can Even do it Live January 15, 2017
- Episode 21: Welcome to the Reset and Episode 22: Welcome to God! January 14, 2017
- Lazy Friday Videos (warning:drumsolos) January 13, 2017
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1976 Archive
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Carrie
Posted on January 25, 2014 | No CommentsCarrie is a funny and frightening film. Brian De Palma, the director, turns Stephen King’s novel, itself a female-dominated Rage (King, 1974), into a semi-satiric teen opera without any of […] -
Peter Frampton – Lines On My Face
Posted on April 21, 2012 | No CommentsA brave face on a breakup, before and after. His guitar weighs his loneliness. -
Assault On Precinct 13
Posted on August 1, 2009 | No CommentsMedia scarcity is a solved problem. Digital distribution, availability and archiving mean that everything, however ephemeral, has permanence. Everything new is released on DVD. If you can’t find it on […] -
Led Zeppelin – Achilles Last Stand
Posted on December 22, 2004 | No CommentsLed Zeppelin is the sound of white conquest. The music bends to make sweet, sweet love even as the sound of it makes war in your bed-head. They’re kind of […] -
The Rolling Stones – Black And Blue
Posted on November 29, 2004 | No CommentsThe Stones are a primeval source of rock & roll. They are what sired them (i.e., venerated blues purists), but they don’t have the prestige of being obscure. In 2005 […] -
David Bowie – Station To Station
Posted on April 20, 2002 | No CommentsA perfectly blended, idiosyncratic parceling of Bowie’s love of rock, soul, and theatre. It’s fresh, deft, clean, definitive, and straight-ahead. Station To Station is a blues-funk “Changes.” For sheer vagueness, […]