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A Freewheelin' Time - Suze Rotolo
Suze Rotolo was Bob Dylan's first love: she's the pretty blonde huddling up to him on the cover of his second album, The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan. You can tell a lot from that cover: these ...
Posted: 13 Oct 2008
X Films: True Confessions of a Radical Filmmaker - Alex Cox
As much an account of the high price of integrity as a memoir, onetime enfant terrible Alex Cox's highly readable career diary is - like his output - inspiring, cheeky and maddeningly ...
Posted: 13 Oct 2008
Interview: Steve Aoki
Tina Lee talks to Steve Aoki ahead of Diesel's worldwide 30th-birthday bash on October 11. Aoki heads a banging line-up in Beijing.
How's it going Steve? How's Hollywood?
Today's ...
Posted: 7 Oct 2008
The Time Out Top 20
We asked a group of experts to rank Hong Kong's best musicians according to talent, individuality, career achievements, promise for the future, and X factor. Then we put the results ...
Posted: 7 Oct 2008
When the music’s over
Sometimes, even in the rollicking world of music, the dullest of words can speak volumes: in late August, Hong Kong's chapter of the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry, ...
Posted: 7 Oct 2008
20: Saturnino Tiamson
Saturnino Halili Tiamson got the call from Hong Kong Disneyland while he was waiting in line to graduate with a diploma in music from the University of the Philippines. Mickey Mouse ...
Posted: 6 Oct 2008
19: Nelson Hiu
Nelson Hiu knows the moment he went mad for music. "I was studying ethno-musicology in college and heard this Filipino Muslim funeral music," the spirited 54 year-old recalls. "It ...
Posted: 6 Oct 2008
18: Chochukmo
Members: Jan Curious, Mike Orange, Yanyan Something, Les Hunter, Kitty Trouble
It's early days yet, but we might just be the proud new owners of an art-rock band with international ...
Posted: 6 Oct 2008
17: Colleen Lee
Colleen Lee's flight into the elite ranks of classical music seemed pre-ordained. As a precocious toddler, Lee took up piano with such unusual fervor that at age six she was admitted ...
Posted: 6 Oct 2008
16: Wilson Tsang
Wilson Tsang compares his music to that of a cetacean. "Whale song is something we hear... and something we can't describe or understand," he says. "So I use that term as a parallel to ...
Posted: 6 Oct 2008