Engineer calls backward messages in Judas Priest case a fluke
Andrew Jackson, an audio engineer on the Stained Class album, testified that alleged backward messages suggesting death by own action and Satanism are coincidences. He said the Judas Priest song Better By You Better Than Me had no intentional subliminal content. The trial involves families of Raymond Belknap and James Vance, who claim the lyrics influenced their sons’ suicides.
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Reno, Nev
Andrew Jackson
Judas Priest
Ken McKenna
Belknap
Jackson
Michael Bears Striking Resemblance To Brother Yet Different
Michael resembles his younger brother in looks but shows a markedly different personality. The contrast highlights distinct temperaments within the same family dynamic.
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Michael
Michael Penn
Sean Penn
Vogue
Indianapolis
Deep in the Shed and Other Jazz Blues Reviews
Marcus Roberts leads a six‑piece blues study on Deep in the Shed and Nubuchadnezer two Ellington flavored pieces with restrained tempos and subtle solos. George Mardichian brings Middle Eastern improvisation to Shanachie Globetrotter release One Man's Passion. Bra hms selections with Paris ensemble receive three star verdicts.
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RCA Novus
Wynton Marsalis
Roberts
Marsalis
Nubuchadnezzar
Wycliffe Gordon
Herlin Riley
Herb Harris
George Merdichian
Man’s Passion
Shanachie
Middle East
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Sheik
Megrdichian
Megidichian
Ensemble Vocal
Michel Piquemal
Ensemble Orchestral de Paris
Armin Jordan
Brahms
NEA moves to drop anti obscenity oath requirement
Washington The National Endowment for the Arts advisory panel voted to recommend eliminating the oath artists must sign to receive federal grants a move seen as support for artistic freedom and a break with NEA chair Frohnmayer. The panel's action preserves a current federal obscenity law while signaling policy shift amid ongoing arts funding debates.
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National
Ment For the Arts
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John Frohnmayer
New School For Social Research
New York
Goodman
Frohnmayer
Congress
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TV show to shoot in Marfa and West Texas
A Bavarian Films crew plans to film in Marfa and nearby West Texas for the German television series Strongbox Zurich. The plot centers on a jeweled necklace stored in a Swiss bank safety deposit box that draws searchers to Far West Texas. Filming starts Monday, location scout Susan Elkins says.
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Marfa
Switzerland
Far West Texas
Susan Elkins
Houston
Bavaria Films
Strongbox Zurich
Cindy Chambers
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