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In case the articles, essays and opinions throughtout this site just weren't enough for you, here's my online diary (a.k.a. 'blog'). It's as close as you'll come to the inside of my head, so don't say I didn't warn you
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Wednesday, September 22, 2004
POP? ART?
Those ever-quirky Pet Shop Boys and about 25,000 of their fans invaded Trafalgar Square last week for an outdoor screening of Sergei Eisenstien's silent-film classic, "Battleship Potemkin" with a new score by the pop duo.
In an interview, Neil Tennant explained, "Eisenstein apparently said that he wanted there to be a new soundtrack written for the film every decade...'Battleship Potemkin' is about a revolution, and Trafalgar Square is one of the arenas for extra-parliamentary political expression. It's amazing to be given Trafalgar Square for a night."
Labels: Pet Shop Boys
-- posted at 1:45 PM
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