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Photo Albums
Music I've listened to
Bonfire Madigan: from the burnpile
moving music (*****)They Might Be Giants: No!
An album for kids adults will enjoy. (*****)Le Tigre: Feminist Sweepstakes
Political music you can dance to. (*****)Wilco: yankee hotel foxtrot
the album I am Trying to Break Your Heart is about. (*****)Bratmobile: pottymouth
Perhaps the perfect punk album (*****)Liz Phair: Exile in Guyville
Still her best album (*****)
DVDs watched
- Allison Anders: Things Behind the Sun
One of the first indie films sold to a cable channel to reach more people than it would through an art house release. (*****) Laurent Cantet: Time Out
An all too accurate portrait of unemployment. (*****)Abbas Kiarostami : Taste of Cherry (Criterion)
Similar in structure to his recent DV feature 10 (****)Jonathan Demme: Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense
The best concert film ever made. (*****)David Byrne: True Stories
Better than I remembered. Deserves to be released as a wide screen special edition. (****)
Books I've read
Laura Hillenbrand: Seabiscuit: An American Legend
Read it before seeing the movie. (*****)- Ken Auletta: 3 Blind Mice How the TV Networks Lost Their Way
Great detail on the three broadcast networks. (****) Robert Waterman McChesney: Rich Media, Poor Democracy: Communication Politics in Dubious Times
Vital media history (*****)Brian Gage: Snark Inc.: A Corporate Fable
A children's book on corportate drudgery for adults. (*****)
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