The divine Mr Hannon

Article Abstract:

Neil Hannon is a musician who set up The Divine Comedy, a pop group which produces music that aims to possess style, wit and celverness. Hannon sees himself as good at tasks involving style, but lacking a major idea, though he underwent a reaction against American music from the age of 12-years-old. He takes a message from John Lennon's 'Working Class Hero' and subverts it to become 'Middle Class Heroes', using pop music in a provocative way and taking the stance of a romantic who is doomed.

Services information, Musical Groups and Artists, Musical Artists, Criticism and interpretation, Works, Popular music, Hannon, Neil

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The shapes of things to come

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Musician and composer Brian Eno indicates that his new record 'Drawn From Life,' is more performable than anything he has produced for a long time. He states that he would like to produce a new album of new material that sounds live.

Interview, Entertainment industry, Personalities, Rock musicians, Eno, Brian

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Tell me why I don't like Tuesdays

Article Abstract:

Aspects of office life are discussed. It is argued that the office is an effective leveller, even though many hierarchies of position and personality exist.

Psychological aspects, Office politics

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