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Voracious Stylistic Promiscuity: Frank Zappa Reissues 1966 – 1972

Everyone at the Quietus is either Frank Zappa sceptic or phobic. Ringo P Stacey tells us why we are wrong in his review of the first 12 reissues

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Constant Forward Movement: Taylor Parkes On Can’s Lost Tapes

"These are the moments where what Can 'lost' in a cupboard sounds most beautifully like what most of us lost when we learned to speak." Taylor Parkes examines the wonderful Can Lost Tapes

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Before Cease To Exist: Throbbing Gristle’s Reissues Examined

John Doran looks at the recent five Throbbing Gristle reissues on CD and vinyl and wonders who the joke's on...

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Studio One For Beginners – The Soul Jazz Guides Reviewed

You’ve heard of Jamaica’s most inventive power house label, now read the book, watch the DVD and listen to the CD. John Doran gets to grips with a bumper crop of Studio One goodies courtesy of Soul Jazz, while awaiting the T-shirt, the mug and the board game

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Still So Young? A Personal Exploration Of The Suede Reissues

Luke Turner sat down to review the five Suede album reissues, and 2000 words, a bottle of red, and a story about a disappointing young man called Russell later, this is what he came up with

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Ninja Tune Week: XX Box Set Reviewed By Neil Kulkarni

Our man Neil Kulkarni gives his verdict on the Ninja Tunes box sets, and pays tribute to a label that is still irresistibly addictive

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Celestial Or Diabolical? RJD-Era Black Sabbath Reappraised

Received opinion has it that Black Sabbath lost it after Ozzy Osbourne. With _Heaven & Hell_ and _Mob Rules_ being reissued, Noel Gardner begs to differ

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Warp 20 Box Set Review: A Document Of Evolution From The City of Steel

Noel Gardner explores _Warp 20_'s comprehensive but well-crafted anniversary box set

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Black Sabbath – Garry Mulholland’s Punk Eye View Of Vol. 4 Onwards

For his first feature length piece for the Quietus, Garry Mulholland recalls Black Sabbath from a punk rock metal outsider's perspective

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Wayne’s Worlds: Jeff Wayne’s War Of The Worlds Revisited

The last refuge of Dungeons & Dragons fans and lonely men who can quote from Red Dwarf? Not so! says Jimmy Martian. Let him explain . . .

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Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds Reissues: The First Four Are Dead Good

Murder. We're all attracted to it in one way or another and Nick Cave is certainly no exception. John Doran revels in the first four Bad Seeds reissues

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Reissue of the Week

Voracious Stylistic Promiscuity: Frank Zappa Reissues 1966 – 1972

Constant Forward Movement: Taylor Parkes On Can’s Lost Tapes

Before Cease To Exist: Throbbing Gristle’s Reissues Examined

Studio One For Beginners – The Soul Jazz Guides Reviewed

Still So Young? A Personal Exploration Of The Suede Reissues

Ninja Tune Week: XX Box Set Reviewed By Neil Kulkarni

Celestial Or Diabolical? RJD-Era Black Sabbath Reappraised

Warp 20 Box Set Review: A Document Of Evolution From The City of Steel

Black Sabbath – Garry Mulholland’s Punk Eye View Of Vol. 4 Onwards

Wayne’s Worlds: Jeff Wayne’s War Of The Worlds Revisited

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds Reissues: The First Four Are Dead Good

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