THE INROCKUPTIBLES N° 41 - January 1996

THE INROCKUPTIBLES N° 41 - January 1996 - On the cover Frank Black by Vuillemin - Edited by Les Éditions Indépendantes (144 rue de Rivoli, Paris) - 66 pages - color and B&W photographic illustrations Summary: - PREVIEW: Strange Day, - POPUS, Deborah Warner, Josh Wink, Serge Teyssot-Gay, John Cleese. Black apart: in Los Angeles, his playground, Frank Black, receives without pretense, humble and generous. - IDENTIFICATION OF A FAILURE: Co-piloted by Wim Wenders, Beyond the Clouds, the new film by Michelangelo Antonioni, surprises and divides. - IN THE BEGINNING WAS THE WORD: With "Interview", her latest novel, Christine Angot, gives to see the slow work of re-appropriation of oneself. - RETURN OF THE ELEVATOR: England and the United States finally recognize the charm and audacity of Easy-listening, the quasi-subliminal soundtrack of our consumer society. - CINEMA: "The Wounded Man" by Patrice Chéreau - "Denise on the Phone" by Hal Salwen - "The Ties of Memory" by Diane Keaton, "Remember Me" by Zaïda GhorabèVolta - "The Children of the Sun" by Bernard Dartigues - "Wittgenstein" by Derek Jarman - The Strange Christmas of Mr. Jack by Tim Burton - "X, Y" by Jean-Paul Lilienfeld - "Cinegeny of the Bicycle" by Patrick Laboutte. Μ - ROCK: Escaped from Arrested Development, Speech, offers us some dangerously endearing sweets – David Kilgour "First Steps and False Alarms" - Smith & Mighty "Bass is Maternal" - Rocket From The Crypt "Scream, Dracula, Scream!" - Whipping Boy "heartworm" - Futur Funk "The Sound of Radio Nova" - Frank Black "The Cult of Ray" - Halo Benders "Don't Tell Me Now" - Funkmaster Flex "The Mix Tape Vol 1" Stan Ridgway "Black Diamond" - Drywall "Work the Dumb Oracle" - Michael Hurley "Wolf Ways" - The Cruel Sea "Rock'n Roll Duds" - Cunnie Williams "Comin' From the Heart of the Ghetto" - Tom Pretty and