Nourith’s second album is primarily in French ,with one song in English, “Purple Dream,” and one song in Hebrew, “Ten Od Yom.” Sweet, beautiful, dreamy stuff.
A strange yet intoxicating trip that calls to mind Radiohead’s recent albums. And you can’t blame Momus for the obscurity, since Karie wrote most of the lyrics.
Anchor Bay recently released a stellar double-DVD package featuring two tough-to-find full-length Hulk specials from the live-action television series.
12 videos, of which only two could be called standard storyboarded productions, the rest live in the studio, live lip-synching, live collages, or truly live.
There is debate as to whether or not this triumvirate of albums (Pornography, Disintegration, and Bloodflowers) was an intended trilogy, or a coincidence.
All the videos, of course, as well as a whole slew of TV appearances, along with two scrapbooks, and a brief documentary. For Jam geeks, it’s a necessity.
Cronenberg keeps the audience guessing, taking us in and out of Spider’s mind, throwing flashbacks that only truly fall into place during a second viewing.