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MOBB DEEP ‘The Infamous’ Documentary

Documentary on the making of Mobb Deep’s classic album “The Infamous”. Also talks about the genesis of one of Hip-Hop’s greatest groups. Featuring, co-written and co-produced by Wes Jackson.

The Replacements Promote ‘Pleased to Meet Me’ With No Eyebrows

Paul Westerberg, frontman for The Replacements, does most of the talking in this interview meant to promote their album “Pleased to Meet Me,” considered by many to be a classic record.

Liner Notes: An Annotated Look at the Grateful Dead

In a special edition of Liner Notes, Pitchfork TV brings you an annotated look at the jam band that shaped a genre, the Grateful Dead. (Source: Pitchfork)

Marshall McLuhan on Terrorists Lacking Identity

“All forms of violence are a quest for identity,” Marshall McLulan tells Mike McManus in this television interview from 1977. “Ordinary people find the need for violence as they lose their identities … Terrorists, hijackers, these are people minus identity.…

The Science is In: Exercise Isn’t the Best Way to Lose Weight

Why working out is great for health, but not for weight loss, explained in five minutes. (Source: VOX)

‘MAPPLETHORPE: LOOK AT THE PICTURES’ ~ Controversial Sex Photographer Gets Intimate Documentary Treament

By Gregory Crofton Robert Mapplethorpe was determined to become a famous artist. He wanted fame as badly as Andy Warhol did. Both men achieved their goal, but while Warhol has reputation that seems to grow in stature ever year, Mapplethorpe…

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