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Back in England, he taught himself how to weld. His first abstract steel sculpture in 1960 took three months to make. It is a brown-painted disk, triangle and rectangle called 24 Hours. That left him nowhere to go but up. His works became increasingly asymmetrical, forcing viewers to move around them and look through their tilting tangles of plates and pipes...
Stephen D. Nightingale '66 is either selling or giving away these medals of honor, depending on how well he knows you. It is a white disk, reading "I go here in the winter" (in crimson letters, of course...
CHANTS DES MAQUIS DU VIET-NAM (Le Chant du Monde). A far-out folk disk recorded under fire...
Beyond Lawsuits. It began one pitchy night when a brawny gang of eleven swarmed with catlike tread into the cabins of Radio City, one of the smaller pirate stations located in a renovated wartime lookout in the Thames Estuary. The marauders surprised the seven sleeping disk jockeys and technicians, who surrendered without a struggle and allowed them to cut the station off the air. Leaving nine men to hold the fort, their leader, Major Oliver Smedley, 54, a bemedaled World War II paratrooper, former Liberal Party vice president and director of twelve companies, sailed back to shore...
...controversy whipped up by Rainy Day Women in recent weeks has caused disk jockeys to comb through lyrics like cryptographers. What they have found is a spate of new songs dealing with all kinds of taboo topics, many of which, veiled in hip teen talk or garbled in the din of guitars, are being regularly aired over the radio. POP MUSIC'S 'MORAL CRISIS,' screamed the front-page headline in Variety recently; Dylan discipes countered by adopting a line from his new Ballad of a Thin Man as their nose-thumbing rallying cry: "Something is happening here...