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Opening tracks

This post on Word magazine's blog is great conversation fodder: Name some excellent songs that open up albums. (You do remember albums, right? Even on CD format') It's a cool idea, but one that may be threatened ... how many people still pop a record or a CD on its entirety? Not as many as a decade ago, that's for sure. Here's the starting list on Word: Gloria - Patti Smith (from Horses) Just Like...

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The best of The Wire

What is your favourite version of Way Down in the Hole? Or the top five Omar catchphrases? Or the best Bunk/McNulty moments?

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Cat Power Covers More Artists

Cat Power is releasing yet another batch of covers, this time re-imagining tunes from the likes of Otis Redding and Creedence Clearwater Revival. [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

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Echo columnists: Great & good

SOMETIMES it’s best not to revisit things from your childhood.

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Fall from Grace

Recommended The Movie: Director K. Ryan Jones' 2007 documentary Fall From Grace (not to be confused with the documentary on the life of The Pogues' frontman Shane MacGowan of the same name) is a fascinating look into the life and horribly skewed theology of one Reverend Fred Phelps. Notorious in certain circles for his extreme hatred of homosexuals, Phelps, who worked as a lawyer before devoting his...

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North Beach Poetry at Galway City Museum

North Beach Poetry at Galway City Museum on Tuesday 7th October at 7 pm presents a reading by poets Caroline Lynch, Pete Mullineaux and Susan Millar DuMars

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Burberry Prorsum at Milan Fashion Week

Burberry Prorsum brought a splash of romance to Milan Fashion Week with a spring/summer collection entitled “The Garden Girls”.

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Milan fashion week: Burberry's hand-me-downs

At Milan fashion week Burberry again proved that in spirit it remains British to the core

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ANGLOSYNERGY:

Harper's 'political pit bull' (Linda Diebel, 9/06/08, The Star) Doug Finley has a puckish face and a macho swagger. He loves the two-fisted Celtic rock of the Pogues, likes to laugh at himself and wears the weirdest ties and a wistful comb-over. He is, according to former Liberal MP Rod Blaker, "a very gentle person – gentle to every human being I ever saw." Such is one image. But there are other...

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Harper's powerful `political pit bull'

Doug Finley has a puckish face and a macho swagger. He loves the two-fisted Celtic rock of the Pogues, likes to laugh at himself and wears the weirdest ties and a wistful comb-

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Interview: Helima Aziz

Simon Israel speaks exclusively to Helima Aziz.

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Interview: Halima Aziz

Simon Israel speaks exclusively to Halima Aziz.

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A Ramble Through the Mind of the Pogues’ Poet c/o The New York Times

“He knew he was totally mediocre, he was a measly old poet, Wordsworth, and never made it at anything like Coleridge,” Shane MacGowan said, adding, “He had really bad teeth.” Mr. MacGowan, the principal singer of the Celtic rock band the Pogues and a man fabled for his thirst, affinity for illicit substances and terrible [...]

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