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Outsideleft Mr. Big Stuffs in November The most widely read stories published in Outsideleft in November 2023

Outsideleft Mr. Big Stuffs in November

The most widely read stories published in Outsideleft in November 2023

by OL House Writer,
first published: December, 2023

approximate reading time: minutes

What you guys read about most? Former Specials bassist Horace Panter talking expansively to Alan Rider about losing Terry Hall, life after The Specials, flat art, the Dirt Road Band, selfie culture, and extreme calligraphy.

The penultimate one of these where we check back over the hit stories our readers read during the past month... Unsurprisingly Alan Rider's exclusive interview with The Specials' Horace Panter gets the big gong. Callum Easter... not so far away, with two entries in the top 20 too. The main image on this page is Horace's painting, recently on display at the Colley Ison Gallery in Birmingham. 

This Months Hits

  1. The Art of Being A Special by Alan Rider
    Former Specials bassist Horace Panter talks expansively to Alan Rider about losing Terry Hall, life after The Specials, flat art, the Dirt Road Band, selfie culture, and extreme calligraphy.
  2. I'm Cool Thanks. How Are You? by Sheridan Coyle
    Callum Easter Doesn't Meet Sheridan Coyle
  3. A Message For You by Alan Rider
    Book Now to see Adrian Goldberg in conversation with 2 Tone author Daniel Rachel, discussing Daniel's new book 'Too Much Too Young'
  4. 40 Years On: Beauty Stab by ABC by Jay Lewis
    After four decades, is there finally #justiceforbeautystab ?
  5. In Art All Money Is Ours by Alan Rider
    Alan Rider wows at the work of the Slovenian NSK State collective
  6. Balancing the Devil and the Daylight by Tim London
    Tim London says David Benjamin Blower is balancing the Devil and the daylight on his new LP
  7. Echoes of Brazil; Vacuum Histories by Sofia Ribeiro Willcox
    Sofia Ribeiro Willcox previews the forthcoming Amaro Freitas Long Player, 'Y'Y'
  8. R. Mutt Rock: Alan Rider Hears Dada in Dadu the new LP from Dead Voices on Air by Alan Rider
    And the card read Capitalism Has Failed...
  9. Sunday Morning Poet: Sofia Ribeiro-Willcox by Sofia Ribeiro Willcox
    Sofia Ribeiro-Willcox's Glass Onion is today's Sunday Morning Poem
  10. Lol, Budgie and Lee in Los Angeles by Alan Rider
    The Fruits of a Chance Meeting in the City of Quartz
  11. R.M. Francis Reanimates Terror by Ancient Champion
    R.M. Francis reads from his new horror collection Ameles/Currents of Unmindfulness
  12. Callum Easter's Unchained Melodies  by Ancient Champion
    Callum Easter live at the O2 in Birmingham  Callum Easter
    (Callum Easter makes it into the Top 20 twice)
  13. New Blue Sun by OL House Writer
    Andre 3000 makes a new record after 17 years and that should be all you need to know
  14. ...and in the end by Jay Lewis
    The 'final' single by The Beatles is here. And Jay Lewis is relieved...
  15. Good Deal from The Swampmeat by Ancient Champion
    Ancient Champion gets hisself out of his rocker and out to see rockers Swampmeat Family Band's LP release show
  16. It's Good To Be Weird by Alan Rider
    Alan Rider goes on a mystical journey amongst the stones in pagan zine creators Weird Walks first book.
  17. This Image is in Revolt by Ancient Champion
    Ancient Champion pops along to see Pop Art Star Derek Boshier's collected works at the Wolverhampton Art Gallery
  18. glue by Wayne Dean-Richards
    Wayne Dean-Richards' glue is the latest in our series from his collection it's a mad world but funny
  19. Sunday Morning Poet: Neil Campbell by Neil Campbell
    Flames is a new(ish) Poem from OL fave, Neil Campbell
  20. Shplang Stay True by John Robinson
    John Robinson listens to Shlang's Thank You, Valued Customer


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The main image on this page is Horace's painting, recently on display at the Colley Ison Gallery in Birmingham.
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