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He's named after one of the most mythic figures in American politics, but John "Jack" Kennedy Schlossberg has kept a relatively low profile over the years.
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It makes sense that the lore of the Disney vault reached its most mythic proportions in a time before big-screen movies could appear, in slightly altered forms, on people's personal devices.
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She uses the stories of artists Lee Krasner, Elaine de Kooning, Joan Mitchell, Grace Hartigan, and Helen Frankenthaler as a kaleidoscope that both segments and weaves together a comprehensive history of the New York School's most mythic heroines.
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Critic's Notebook In Ornette Coleman's most mythic period, from the late 1950s into the early '60s, he released a run of albums for Atlantic Records that bent the blues-based sound of Charlie Parker into a looser and more inclusive style — all molded around Coleman's bright and pure alto saxophone sound.
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Formed in 1984, they were part of the first generation of worldwide thrashers, and gained prominence as the decade ended and musical tastes turned approbatory for more extreme metal. The genre got many magazines committed solely to it and distributed nationwide: Madhouse, Metal, Riff Raff, Revista Epopeya, etc. The end of the 1980s were also a period of continued growth for Patricio Rey y sus Redonditos de Ricota, on their way to becoming one of the most mythic cult bands of broad popularity in the history of rock, anywhere. It was also the time when Los Ratones Paranoicos were gaining followers with the burgeoning "rolingas" (followers of a subgenre of Argentine rock that is greatly indebted to the Rolling Stones).
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Il Cinema Ritrovato notes some of the technical innovations that King brought to this early sound picture, writing: > He was never constrained by the [sound-recording] technology at all. Rather, > in an act of experimentation, he made films with continual camera movements, > achieving the most astounding results in Over the Hill, whose opening shots > rank as some of King's most mythic images of country life. There are many > memorable scenes in which camera movement and sound brilliantly complement > each other. The sounds of the mother's sewing machine transition to the > raucous sound of the prison workshop, where the image follows this sonic > suggestion and superimposes the shots of the house and the prison, marking > the breakdown of the guilt-ridden father.
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