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A public artwork celebrating the life and legacy of Mark E Smith has been unveiled.The ceramic and glass mural, created by Mark Kennedy, has been unveiled on the side of a building at the junction of Lower Broughton Road and Great Clowes Street. aboutmanchester.co.uk/new-pu…
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A photograph by Félix Thiollier (c. 1899)—quite possibly my favourite photograph of all time – at Bologna, Emilia Romagna
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Japanese band BEAT*POPS play The Fall.
Two-drummer line up.
Keyboard attacks.
1 Balmy
2 Eat Yourself Fitter
3 The Classical (sublime!)
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Two years ago today, Granada Reports segment on the Sixteen Again book launch in Leigh, with Paul Hanley cutting the ribbon on the Pete Shelley bench on what would have been Pete's 69th birthday.
Sixteen Again Book Launch
Paul Hanley in Leigh, 17 April 2024
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The Modern Lovers - The Modern Lovers (1976)
0:00 Roadrunner
4:05 Astral Plane
7:07 Old World
11:11 Pablo Picasso
15:32 I'm Straight
19:50 Dignified and Old
22:20 She Cracked
25:16 Hospital
30:52 Someone I Care About
34:31 Girl Friend
38:26 Modern World
42:10 Government Center
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Captain Beefheart & the Magic Band - Click Clack (Live on Beat Club 1972) youtu.be/LK8Ajr5T3V4?si=btgg… via @YouTube
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Maurice Ronet in The Fire Within (1963)
I’d go with this one if Daniel Day Lewis was not an option.
Maurice Ronet delivers such a unique and authentic performance that he embodies the depths of depression and loneliness unlike anything you’ll see.
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You never forgot the first time you saw Dr Feelgood. Or the dozens of times after.
By the look of it, seems like Lee must have been right on it before this searing recording.
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Replying to @thefallenwomen
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“Hold it between your knees.” FIVE EASY PIECES, the pioneering American road movie by iconoclastic New Hollywood filmmaker Bob Rafelson opens today in a new 4K restoration.
“A masterpiece of heartbreaking intensity!” – Roger Ebert
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