Michael Hann
Writer and Editor at Freelance
Author: The Gospel of the Hold Steady (out now, Akashic); and Denim and Leather - one of the best books of 2022 in Rolling Stone, Guardian, Times, Spin, Uncut.
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6 days ago |
theguardian.com | Michael Hann
Michael Shannon was a teenager when he first heard REM. “I was out at my cousin’s trailer; he lived in the country. He put Document on his little cassette recorder, and I sat in his room with him and listened to it.
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2 weeks ago |
spectator.com.au | Michael Hann
Self EsteemDuke of York’s TheatreFather John MistyRoyal Albert Hall The most compelling character in the newish documentary One to One: John & Yoko isn’t either John or Yoko. It’s one A.J. Weberman, inventor of ‘Dylanology’ and ‘garbology’. He’s shown practising both in the film, rummaging through Bob Dylan’s bins for clues to the thought process of genius. Fifty years on, two things struck me.
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2 weeks ago |
spectator.co.uk | Michael Hann
The most compelling character in the newish documentary One to One: John & Yoko isn’t either John or Yoko. It’s one A.J. Weberman, inventor of ‘Dylanology’ and ‘garbology’. He’s shown practising both in the film, rummaging through Bob Dylan’s bins for clues to the thought process of genius. Fifty years on, two things struck me. The first is how odd it is that Lennon and Dylan would let someone as obviously potty as Weberman anywhere near them. The second is that everyone is now Weberman.
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2 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | Michael Hann
‘You could have had a wee and got back,” the chap behind me says to his partner as Wayne Coyne comes to the close of another rambling between-song anecdote in an oddly frustrating, stop-start evening: over the course of two-and-three-quarter hours, there’s an awful lot of time when nothing is happening – the gap between She Don’t Use Jelly and Flowers of Neptune 6 stretches to seven minutes, what with watching balloons, and Coyne’s anecdote about Kacey Musgraves dropping acid.
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2 weeks ago |
psucollegian.com | Michael Hann
Having the opportunity to study abroad allowed me to not only get to know two cities extremely well, but also to travel to many different countries and cities. During my short time abroad, I was fortunate enough to visit eight countries and around 20 cities. Both of the cities that I studied in — Paris and Rome — were in prime locations to travel easily and somewhat affordably. I felt that travel in Europe was generally easier than what you’d experience in most of America, especially by train.
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John Mulaney: Comedian. Late-night host. Rock & Roll Hall of Fame enthusiast? @mulaney waxes on this year's inductees and snubs, including the White Stripes, @oasis, @Outkast, Chubby Checker, @MariahCarey, and @phish. INTERVIEW ⬇️ https://t.co/aCP0uDnzWE
Talked to Michael Shannon and Jason Narducy about playing REM. https://t.co/ZT0PXqbUcm
