https://ilovemanchester.com/not-so-happy-days-with-the-happy-mondays Actually, it seems the first article (and perhaps the one alluded to in this article) about the Mondays was by Dave Haslam. Dave also says he depended on a garrulous Phil Saxe, who compared the Mondays to the Velvet Underground. In light of these articles, one should perhaps note that Phil Saxe was replaced by Nathan McGough soon after this article was published.
The Mania-festo
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In the *No Tags *podcast, I mention being influenced by *The Futurist
Manifesto*. What stirred my interest must surely have been *Zang Tuum Tuumb
*...
remorseless writing machine (and it don't stop)
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Kieran Press-Reynolds churns out a couple more: a piece on the "influencer
horror videogame" Content Warning for New York Timesan overview of a new
genre ...
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"Rather than the will, rather than the elan vital, Imagination is the true
source of psychic production. Psychically, we are created by our reverie -
cre...
Totally Frye-d (You Got To Slow Down)
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" The first chapter of the book, called “City of the End of Things,”
describes “*the alienation of progress*,” one of the elements which
constitute the m...
Steve Albini RIP
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Shocked and shaken by the way-early death of *Steve Albini*.
Saddened too.
People I've met through this music thing are thinning down in number, it
fe...
Glam Raiders / Glitter Ravers
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Sampling from *Kenny*'s "The Bump"
(ooh and right at the end a tiny bit of Steppenwolf)
*Space Raiders* almost seem like a belated belch from the bac...
four favorite riffs
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Not actually my four absolute favorite riffs (Lord alone knows where I'd
start with that) but four *of* my favorite riffs, commented on for The
Wire's *G...
angel delights
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https://rada-ve.bandcamp.com/track/saturn-rings-songs
*Go on* - listen to that gorgeous bubble bath of synthtronica!
Another vintage release, with a vi...
https://ilovemanchester.com/not-so-happy-days-with-the-happy-mondays Actually, it seems the first article (and perhaps the one alluded to in this article) about the Mondays was by Dave Haslam. Dave also says he depended on a garrulous Phil Saxe, who compared the Mondays to the Velvet Underground. In light of these articles, one should perhaps note that Phil Saxe was replaced by Nathan McGough soon after this article was published.
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