Rock and roll experimentalist operation The Waterboys—brainchild of Scottish multi-instrumentalist and sole consistent member Mike Scott—have outdone themselves with the beautifully bizarre Life, ...
The Waterboys: Life, Death and Dennis Hopper review – Sprawling, unpredictable and wholly delightful
Those same adjectives might apply to Scott, who with Life, Death and Dennis Hopper has crafted a sprawling, unpredictable and wholly delightful record that is in the tradition of the greatest ...
Some years ago Mike Scott chanced upon an exhibition of the ’60s photo art of Dennis Hopper, best known as the radical, freewheeling actor/director. Seeing the era through Hopper’s eyes moved Scott to ...
Well, yes, indeed I could.” Life, Death and Dennis Hopper feels cobbled together. Sixteen of the numbers are under two-and-a-half minutes long, jams with psyched purple prose voice-overs representing ...
However, not even the most seasoned of Waterboys fans would have predicted that the band’s 16th album would be a concept album about the life, death… and associated works of cult American actor Dennis ...
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