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The worlds of film, comedy and music pay tribute

Lovingly curated box reminds us of the pioneering American composer's diversity and invention over 60 years

An unusually active nightlife for me this past week: on Saturday, I went to see Terry Riley and wrote about it here; then, on...

Uncut presents 100 startling bursts of glory that revealed rock’s major players and revolutionised the world of music… Originally published in Uncut's August 2006...

A wealth of lost nuggets selected from our own private collections…

Jimmy Page, Keith Richards, Tony Visconti, Johnny Marr and more choose their favourites…

What is Lawrence for? Given the acclaim for the recent “Lawrence Of Belgravia” documentary, you could be forgiven for thinking that his role as a British eccentric and pop star manqué is now much more important than the actual music he makes. That his character is more entertaining than his records.

Psych-pop faerie kings fire up the randomiser

It's 1967 and Terry meets Julie under a Wessex downpour as opposed to a Waterloo sunset. John Schlesinger addresses Thomas Hardy's torrid melodrama of love, betrayal and sheep farming with the epic cinematographic sweep it deserves, while the tension between Christie and her three suitors-the doomed Peter Finch, the stoical Alan Bates and, of course, the dastardly Terence Stamp is spellbinding.