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Black Market Karma – ‘Wobble’
If 2024 ever does serve up a summer of any note you have the soundtrack to it right here…. ‘Wobble’,…
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Event – The John Steed Ball
Count Indigo is a versatile pop singer, performer lyricist and compere of surprising vocal and aesthetic range. His music encompasses smooth…
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The Avengers 50th Anniversary Evening:
It’s fair comment that if someone organised a screening of any of ‘The Avengers’ TV episodes in a limestone cave…
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FocusOn: Max Galli
Max Galli was born in Rome in 1969, right in the middle of the 'space age', the oldest of two…
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Laurel and Hardy – Cheer Up!
Funny scenes Laurel and Hardy - laurel and hardy cant stop laughing. All credit goes to creators of this show!…
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‘I Start Counting’ (1969) with Jenny Agutter – Q&A NFT2 21/07/11
The synopsis to this film in the July NFT calendar piqued my interest on a number of different levels; that…
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Re- Assessed: Their Satanic Majesties Request
This piece is written to silence the haters, coax the doubters and welcome the uninitiated to the wonder that is…
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Record Centres
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60s Comics: A Brief History (Part 1)
The Sixties brought the wind of revolution into modern life. We now take this simple fact for granted. The decade…
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60s Comics: A Brief History (Part 2)
As mid-Sixties gave space to new experiments in graphic arts, so comics evolved into a new age. Italian architect Guido…
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60s Comics: A Brief History (Part 3)
A couple of young french artists called Jean Rollin and Nicolas Devil (being the first one a script writer and…
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