Dancing Ourselves Into The Tomb: The 1970s – November/December 2011

 

Editorial

Jimmy Carter and The Rabbit Incident
by Cait Brennan

Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls, 1970

Staff Picks

They Came From The ‘70s: Five Faves I Still Enjoy
by Julie Finley

Top Five 1970s Films Directed By Women
by Chelsea Spear

Five 1970s Ads That Make Me Facepalm
by Emily Carney

Five Ubiquitous Scents From The Seventies
by Emily Carney

Seven Songs From The Seventies
by Less Lee Moore

What Makes A Legend Most?

Bryan Ferry: Too Classy For Clevehole
by Julie Finley

The Stooges: Head On, by Brett Callwood
by Less Lee Moore

Craziest 1970s Pitchman: When Neil Armstrong Pimped Cars
by Emily Carney

Alien, 1979

The Last Picture Show

Jaws: The Shark Has Always Worked
by Lisa Anderson

Homesick For Sadness: The Night Porter
by Less Lee Moore

Too Much Perfection Is Not A Mistake: Sound And Landscape In El Topo
by Less Lee Moore

The Holy Mountain: Does Real Life Await Us?
by Less Lee Moore

That Beatty Touch: Heaven Can Wait
by Less Lee Moore

Hooked On . . . The Seventies

Summer Of Grease
by David Speranza

Can’t Fight The Fever
by David Speranza

So They Were Stars: The Razzle Dazzle Rockin’ Reign Of The Hudson Brothers
by Cait Brennan

Not So Easy: Linda Ronstadt
by David Speranza

Way Out Sounds: Roger Joseph Manning, Jr. & Synths That Defined The Seventies
by Ayan Farah

Want To Start An Instant Argument? Let’s Talk About ’70s Fenders!
by J Howell