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...layers of vocals and effects Black Ark Experryments (1995) Perry raps mayhem and madness (Poop Song?) into the electro-dub mixing of London's Mad Professor, his touring partner and friend of the past few years Arkology (1997) A superb, three-CD review of Perry's Black Ark output in the '70's: A-grade classics, dub versions and outtakes of his own band the Upsetters, the Heptones, Junior Murvin, the Congoes, Max Romeo ? Jamaican E.T. (2002) Triple-tracked vocals from outer space and derided as "gibberish" by the few critics who bothered to review it, the album nonetheless...
...museum is devoting two galleries the length of football fields. At intervals along the floor is a polished steel circle next to a polished steel square, different shapes but each encompassing an equal area: 25 pairs in all. Judd is represented by some of his dryest, most unyielding output: not his colored aluminum boxes, which can have their share of sunlit surface incidents, but the eat-your-spinach plywood of Untitled...
...goods and services. Small- and medium-size enterprises generate most of China's employment growth. By the government's reckoning, companies with annual revenue of less than $30 million account for more than 8 of every 10 jobs in urban China and three-quarters of the country's industrial output...
...Life in Shanghai isn't all business as usual, however. More than half of the city's industrial output derives from foreign investment, but international businessmen haven't been showing up to sign new deals. Luxury hotels, usually overbooked at this time of year, have just 30% occupancy; several top hotels have been temporarily shuttered, including the venerable Peace Hotel, one of Shanghai's historic landmarks. Many jittery expats have sent their families home, while the much anticipated Women's World Cup soccer championship, for which matches had been scheduled in Shanghai this fall, has been moved out of China...
...this all sounds shrewdly (if not cynically) calculating, relax?Murakami has no qualms about being calculating. Few artists this side of Andy Warhol and Jeff Koons (both of whom Murakami counts as major influences) have spent as much time strategizing their careers, calibrating their output according to the laws of supply-and-demand?all the while keeping an eye on how the mandarins of culture perceive their mercantilist ways. (Is he a sellout? Is it art? Are such distinctions even relevant anymore? These are questions that fuel Murakami's career.) Murakami purposely engineers a neo-Pop Art universality...