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Uneasy does it ZU / DR SLAGGLEBERRY...

Uneasy does it ZU / DR SLAGGLEBERRY / DRUNKENSTEIN, 4TH OCTOBER 2009, OXFORD WHEATSHEAF Tiresomely convoluted songs? Cursory nods to Faith No More overshadowed by gothy bluster and Chili Peppers style slap bass? A theatrical frontman who looks like the Bee Gees' Robin Gibb, who has a distressing penchant for a maniacal laugh that Dr Evil would think too contrived, and who reads some of his lyrics...

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The Bee Gees' Odessa - a mad classic

Prompted by Rob Fitzpatrick saying that he'd been on an unrelenting Gibb-binge, I've been listening to the Gibb Brothers' 1969 magnum opus Odessa tonight. For those who don't use the reductive shorthand that says that Macca = The Frog Chorus, Abba = daft clothes and The Bee Gees = Kenny Everett, it is well worth immersing yourself in. Not that I'm dissing their disco years either, as, Angus Deayton's...

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X-Ray Machine Top Invention

In a survey of 50,000 people carried out by the Science Museum in London , the invention of the X-Ray Machine came out on top of the pile ahead of the discoveries of Penicillin and DNA Helix. Your Thursday questions are: - Who married a Texas librarian today in 1977? Which member of the Bee Gees (right) survived a train crash that killed 49 people today in 1967? Who was born today in 1931 - Ike or...

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Top 5 Bee Gees tunes

The Bee Gees celebrate 50 years in the music business with their compilation The Ultimate Bee Gees.

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CD Reviews: Loch Lomond, Brothers Young

Loch Lomond Night Bats (Hush) [FABLES OF THE RECONSTRUCTION] If local chamber-folk outfit Loch Lomond can be accused of anything, it’s being too nice. The band’s songs, which take singer Ritchie Young’s quivering voice—one that often switches from a deep register to an androgynous falsetto in the same verse—and surround it with layers of baroque instrumentation, have [...]...

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Bottom Feeders: The Ass End of the ’80s, Part 76

This week, Dave Steed sets off a chain reaction, goes crazy from the heat, rocks a tricky rhyme, and bangs on the drum all day with Tom Sawyer.

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Carey laughs off embarrassing slip up

MARIAH CAREY was left red-faced on Monday night (02Nov09) when she tripped and almost lost her balance on U.S. TV.

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Halloween Concert Recap & Setlists Pt. 1

Mule and Phish weren’t the only bands performing on Halloween as there was plenty of action all over the country from our favorite bands. We’ll have extended takes on most of these shows over the next few days, but for now let’s take a look at what went down on October 31st… Umphrey’s McGee Day of the Dead IV, Las Tortugas Set I: JaJunk* > 2 × 2 > Q*bert...

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Autistic artist finds inspiration in New York city

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stephen Wiltshire was diagnosed as autistic at aged three, did not speak until five but as an adult sells his art for thousands of British pounds.

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Potent Quotables: Gibb Gets the Gallaghers

Filed under: Potent Quotables "[ Oasis ] remind us of ourselves, but on a more physically violent level." -- Barry Gibb In a recent interview , the singer admitted that like Noel and Liam Gallagher , he and his bandmates have been through their share of fights. The difference? The Bee Gees brothers are still on speaking terms. Next Quote

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Bee Gees - Gibb Brothers Bee Gees Are Just Like Oasis

ROBIN and BARRY GIBB have compared the BEE GEES to troubled OASIS siblings NOEL and LIAM GALLAGHER - calling the Britpop brothers a "more physically violent" version...

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Dee Anthony

Born: 9 April, 1926, in New York. Died: 25 October, 2009, in Norwalk, Connecticutt, aged 83.DEE Anthony managed the careers of musicians such as Peter Frampton and Joe Cocker with a blunt, streetwise style that made him a rock power broker in the 1970s.In a four-decade career that began in the 1950s, Anthony had a varied portfolio, working, at various times, with Tony Bennett, Jethro Tull, the J Geils...

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Dee Anthony

Born: 9 April, 1926, in New York. Died: 25 October, 2009, in Norwalk, Connecticutt, aged 83.DEE Anthony managed the careers of musicians such as Peter Frampton and Joe Cocker with a blunt, streetwise style that made him a rock power broker in the 1970s.In a four-decade career that began in the 1950s, Anthony had a varied portfolio, working, at various times, with Tony Bennett, Jethro Tull, the J Geils...

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Reliving the Bee Gees fever

ROBIN and Barry Gibb are so overpoweringly familiar that just sitting opposite them feels odd. Robin, now 59 and still pencil-thin, is the sharper, the more protective of the two. Robin’s the one you can imagine having an actual stand-up fight in defence of the Bee Gees’ good name, while Barry, 63, seems rather more [...]

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Shakin' all over: why flu is the new rock'n'roll

Fever, shivers, delirium: being sick makes you a rock'n'roll animal, if only for a week or so "Everybody's got the fever," murmured Elvis, and Peggy Lee before him. They didn't seem to think it was a bad thing; in fact, it was "a lovely way to burn". Later, when the Bee Gees caught Night Fever, they didn't want it to go away. They were "prayin' for this moment to last"....