Smashbomb

"I can’t finish this list without mentioning this one. I came across this brilliant album reissued by Frederiksberg Records on Bandcamp, and was immediately struck by the catchiness of ‘Sizzlin’ Hot.’ It was a track that should have been a hit, but never was. It was just before a bunch of DJ gigs around New Year’s Eve, so I immediately edited and remixed it. When I’ve played it anywhere since then, the result is total pandemonium! With the kind permission of the band and Frederiksberg Records, my reworking ended up being the title track on my most recent Daphni EP."

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Movie Critics (823 KP) rated Mistress America (2015) in Movies

Oct 5, 2017

Mistress America steamrolls through its mesmerizingly dense running time with such joyous violence that its themes only bubble up to the surface in retrospect, the heart of the movie identified like the dental records of a body that’s been burned..

Critic- David Ehrlich
Original Score: 5 out of 5

Read Review: https://www.timeout.com/us/film/mistress-america

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The Tariff Reform Mirage

W.E. Dowding

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This book, first published in 1913, records the ten years' history of the Tariff Reform movement....

Cancer Bats by Cancer Bats

5.5 (2 Ratings) Rate It

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Medical and Health & Fitness

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Finance and Lifestyle

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Dave Mustaine recommended A Night at the Opera by Queen in Music (curated)

A Night at the Opera by Queen

1975 | Metal, Pop, Rock

8.8

(10 Ratings)

Album Favorite

"I get all the Queen records mixed up because there are so many neat songs but there never was, in my opinion, a consistent groove to one of the records where you could clearly identify a distinct period during those first few. But the operatic approach to Queen totally changed how I viewed heavy rock and I still think that Brian May was ahead of his time with his weird picking, guitar tones and harmonies. Of the later Queen material, I was listening to 'Who Wants To Live Forever' the other day and Freddie's voice – every time I hear it, my eyes fill up. It's so incredibly emotional and that's what we, as musicians, want to elicit from the listener. Freddie and Queen were such a huge part of my life."

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