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THE INROCKUPTIBLES N° 102 - from April 30 to May 6, 1997 - On the cover Chemical Brothers - Published by Les Éditions indépendantes (144 rue de Rivoli, Paris) - 66 pages - Color and B&W photographic illustrations Table of Contents: - PREVIEW: Oliveira's manual. - DISPATCHES: News, - PING PONG (Open Letters). - DEAD TIME: by Michel Houellebecq - POPUS: Polar, Gérard Lefort, John Baldessari. - HYSTERICAL MONUMENT: How two fake brothers, the Chemical Brothers, became the mediators of the peace agreements between rock and techno. - SWEET MADNESS: At the periphery of varieties, the first album by Julien Baer. - WORD MARKER: Martinican writer Patrick Chamoiseau discusses the intertwining of his aesthetic and political approaches. - THE MIRRORS of ALIS: Theater, dance contemporary art? The landscape of ALIS resembles nothing known; - PRE-MILLENNIUM TENSION: Iggy Pop traces the genesis of an album that shook rock: the "Raw power" of the Stooges. - CINEMA: For television, André S. Labarthe questions the mystery of Georges Bataille. - "Grace of my heart" by Allison Anders - 9th Toulouse Latin American Film Festival - "La vérité si je mens" by Thomas Gilou - "Tortilla and cinema" by Martin Provost - "The honor of the Prizzi" by John Huston. - ROCK: Free from all trappings, Ed Ball now moves forward with his face uncovered. - To Rococo Rot "Veiculo" - Prefab Sprout "Andromela Heights" - Monk & Canatella "Care in the Community" - The Folk Implosion "Dare to be surprised" – John Davis "Blue mountains" - Corduroy "The new you" - Pizzicato Five "Sister freedom tapes" - The Charlatans "Telling's stories" - Frédéric Lo "la marque bleu" - Demolition Doll Rods "Tatsy" - Trunk Fédération "The infamous hamburger transfer" - Suns Of Arqa "Animan" - Hovercraft "Akathisia" - Mark Van Hoen "The last flowers from" - The Delgados "D
LES INROCKUPTIBLES N° 247 - du 13 au 19 juin 2000 - Homos & Égaux, La Gay Pri
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7,50 €THE INROCKUPTIBLES N° 102 - from April 30 to May 6, 1997 - On the cover Chemical Brothers - Published by Les Éditions indépendantes (144 rue de Rivoli, Paris) - 66 pages - Color and B&W photographic illustrations Table of Contents: - PREVIEW: Oliveira's manual. - DISPATCHES: News, - PING PONG (Open Letters). - DEAD TIME: by Michel Houellebecq - POPUS: Polar, Gérard Lefort, John Baldessari. - HYSTERICAL MONUMENT: How two fake brothers, the Chemical Brothers, became the mediators of the peace agreements between rock and techno. - SWEET MADNESS: At the periphery of varieties, the first album by Julien Baer. - WORD MARKER: Martinican writer Patrick Chamoiseau discusses the intertwining of his aesthetic and political approaches. - THE MIRRORS of ALIS: Theater, dance contemporary art? The landscape of ALIS resembles nothing known; - PRE-MILLENNIUM TENSION: Iggy Pop traces the genesis of an album that shook rock: the "Raw power" of the Stooges. - CINEMA: For television, André S. Labarthe questions the mystery of Georges Bataille. - "Grace of my heart" by Allison Anders - 9th Toulouse Latin American Film Festival - "La vérité si je mens" by Thomas Gilou - "Tortilla and cinema" by Martin Provost - "The honor of the Prizzi" by John Huston. - ROCK: Free from all trappings, Ed Ball now moves forward with his face uncovered. - To Rococo Rot "Veiculo" - Prefab Sprout "Andromela Heights" - Monk & Canatella "Care in the Community" - The Folk Implosion "Dare to be surprised" – John Davis "Blue mountains" - Corduroy "The new you" - Pizzicato Five "Sister freedom tapes" - The Charlatans "Telling's stories" - Frédéric Lo "la marque bleu" - Demolition Doll Rods "Tatsy" - Trunk Fédération "The infamous hamburger transfer" - Suns Of Arqa "Animan" - Hovercraft "Akathisia" - Mark Van Hoen "The last flowers from" - The Delgados "D
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