Handel and Hendrix clash over London house plaque
London Handel House Society weighs placing a plaque at 23 Brook Street honoring Jimi Hendrix alongside George Frideric Handel. The debate pits heritage value against snobbery as committee members from Lord Menuhin to English Heritage weigh historical links and restoration plans. Hendrix lived at 23 Brook Street in 1969, while Handel inhabited 25 Brook Street from 1713 to 1759.
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London
Handel
Handel House Society
Jimi Hendrix
George Frideric Handel
Society
Stanley Sadie
Brook Street
Hendrix
Lord Menuhin
Lord Weinstock
Edward Heath
Joan Sutherland
Michael Tippett
Committee of Honor
Handel Museum
Sadie
Cathy Etchingham
Harry Shapiro
English Heritage
Handel Group
Neil Storey
Jimi
John Patrick
EMI
The
Bootleg CDs shape music piracy culture and industry response
Bootleg recordings flourish in underground networks from Stockholm to Rome, drawing both fan zeal and legal scrutiny. Musicians differ, some condone taping shows while others push legal releases. Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Dylan and others become highly bootlegged icons, with millions in cross border sales and widespread fan networks.
Candyman 2 Farewell to the Flesh a R rated horror with social subtext
A review frames Candyman 2 Farewell to the Flesh as a horror film with racial themes set in New Orleans during Mardi Gras. Tony Todd embodies Candyman with dignity and rage, while the plot pits him against teachers and Black students, raising moral questions about sympathy and violence.
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Daniel Robataille
Clive Barker
New Orleans
Bill Condon
Candyman
Condon
Tony Todd
Freddy
Jason
Kelly Rowan
Annie
Southgate
New Bern
Havelock Cinema
Madame Tussaud drops Times Square project bid
Pearson P L C abandoned plans for a Manhattan Times Square entertainment complex after losing a bid for a high rise to Lehman Bros. The project would have cost about 45 million dollars and used robotics and electronic displays to portray New York history and culture. Pearson seeks opportunities elsewhere.
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New York
Manhattan
Times Square
Pearson P.L.C
Lehman Bros
Pearson
Philip Hoffman
Pearson Inc
U.S
Glossary of CD bootlegging terms in OC Register
A compact overview defines bootlegs as recordings not released by artists or labels, notes collectors seek them after legitimate limits, and explains counterfeits as exact copies harming the music industry. It lists sources like Goldmine, swap meets, mail order ads, and band bulletin boards for finding bootlegs, with typical costs from 20 to 40 dollars per disc and legal risks under state and federal copyright laws.
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Springsteen
Erik Flannigan
International
Santa Monica
Calif
Frank Zappa
van Morrison
Dylan
Rolling Stones
Prince
Neil Young
Stringman
Paul McCartney
Goldmine
International CD Exchange
Alt
Nirvana
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Stockholm
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Orange County Register
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Daryl Teshima
Costa Mesa
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Mick Jagger
Mike
George Harrison
John Fogerty
Keyur Parikh
University of California, Irvine
Parikh
Pearl Jam
Green Day
Nine Inch Nails
Tori Amos
Melissa Etheridge
Beatles
Elvis Costello
Led Zeppelin
BBC
Flannigan
Sugar
Grateful Dead
Black Crowes
Metallica
Page
Plant
Counting Crows
Rome
Christine Taylor
Marcia
Havelock
Brooklyn Bridge
Matthew Modine
Randy Quaid
Vic
Paul Reiser
Donny
McDonald’s
Quaid
Janeane Garafalo
Southate
Chevy Chase
Jonathan Taylor Thomas
Chase
Farrah Fawcet
Thomas
Cinema Triple
Paul Newman
Robert Benton
Richard Russo
Newman
Bruce Willis
Melanie Griffith
Jessica Tandy
Upstate
Dustin Hoffman
Hoffman
Morgan Freeman
Donald Sutherland
Cuba Gooding Jr
Kevin Spacey
Fettle
Rene Russo
Madame Tussaud’s
Sanetis
Eastern
Suds
Tiel
Aval Estate
Sha
Kily
Menny
Ave
Home Builders Magazine
Duia
T.V
Chamber
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