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Articles tagged "paul d. miller" Books FeaturePopMatters Best of Books 2008: Non-Fictionby PopMatters Staff[6.Jan.09] :. The 20th century is history and the 21st century is beginning to assume full shape and form with definable contours. As these 24 outstanding non-fiction titles from 2008 demonstrate, it’s a different world outside your door. PopMatters Pick Books ReviewSound Unbound by Paul D. Miller (editor), Steve Reich (Introduction)by Erika Nanes[9.Jun.08] :. One contribution to the collection is a discussion of Keith’s sonic portrait, "Sexmachines", a triptych based on multiple recordings of the sounds made by a vibrator, a dildo, and an anal plug.  Film DVD ReviewMoog (2004)by John Bergstrom[27.May.05] :. Synthesizer pioneer/nice guy Bob Moog deserves a thorough, artistically bold biopic. Director Hans Fjellestad isn't up to the challenge. |
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