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Here's where Stephen Stills and Neil Young's on-and-off partnership fell apart for the first time. The liner notes to BS's debut album had announced, "Steve is the leader, but we all are" and described Neil Young as "hot and cold," which in retrospect seems like a warning. Young appears to have at least one foot out the door already, the ambitious "Broken Arrow" and "Expecting to Fly" clearly pointing toward a solo career. And for all the timeless excellence of Young's "Mr. Soul," it's Stills's "Bluebird" that defines Buffalo Springfield Again, much as his "For What It's Worth" defined its predecessor. In one song, the group demonstrates astonishing versatility (from rock to folk to bluegrass), without the saccharine touches that mar Stills's post-Springfield work. But for all their considerable recorded achievements, Buffalo Springfield always felt like a band that never reached its potential. --David Wolf

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The Youngian reaction principle--which dictates that our hero follow commercial monsters (After the Goldrush/Harvest, Rust Never Sleeps) with willfully difficult busts (Time Fades Away, Hawks & Doves)--finally kicks into effect after a long string of straightahead bestsellers. The man's unpredictability has been a major reason he's remained vital for nigh on 30 years, so it's good to see he's still cranky enough to serve up these raw, sloppy, and, for hardcore fans, invigorating jam sessions with his fave band. --Jeff Bateman

One of Neil Young's most eclectic recordings, and that's saying something. Expect electric mayhem and acoustic-based tracks, climaxed by an eight-minute live run-through of Jimmy Reed's "Baby What You Want Me To Do."No Track Information AvailableMedia Type: CDArtist: YOUNG,NEIL & CRAZY HORSETitle: BROKEN ARROWStreet Release Date: 07/02/1996

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Nobody does North London squalor better than Ruth Rendell. Describing in vivid detail the cultural sewer in which a monster named Teddy Brex grows up, she uses hideous furniture, slovenly housekeeping habits, even his mother's diet while pregnant to root us in the setting's hopeless ugliness. In contrast, Rendell introduces people and places of stunning beauty: Francine, a mentally fragile girl who became mute after witnessing her mother's murder; and Orcadia Cottage, scene of a famous painting that is at the center of much of the story's anguish. "It was far and away the most beautiful place he had ever seen," Rendell writes when Teddy--a gifted woodcrafter--first views the cottage. "The proportions of this hall, this room... the windows, the walls, the carpets, the flowers, the furniture, the paintings, all of it dazzled him." Teddy is another of Rendell's frightening moral cripples, a seemingly ordinary person capable of the vilest crimes. When he becomes obsessed with Francine after meeting her at art school, we know to expect murder--we just aren't sure when, or who will be the victim. Equally vile is Julia, Francine's stepmother, a psychologist of such immense and malevolent ineptness that we would swear she couldn't possibly exist if real life hadn't taught us otherwise. Other important characters are Harriet, a faded beauty who connects the past to the present; Teddy's uncle Keith, who first recognizes the boy's madness; and a bright red, lovingly restored Edsel, which becomes a hearse. Like all of her books, Rendell's latest is really about the secret acts of insanity that occur behind closed doors. Among her best books available in paperback are From Doon with Death, A Guilty Thing Surprised, The Keys to the Street, and, from the excellent Inspector Wexford series, Kissing the Gunner's Daughter, Road Rage, and Simisola. --Dick Adler

In Ruth Rendell's dark and contemporary universe, innocent dreams can turn to the most terrible nightmares. Teddy Brex emerges from a loveless, isolated childhood as a handsome but autistic young man. Francine Hill, traumatized by the murder of her mother, grows into a beautiful young woman who must endure the over-protectiveness of an increasingly obsessive stepmother.

In this creative and original work, Eric invites the reader on an adventure through the astrological system -- following the trajectory of the Sagittarian arrow as it ascends to the transpersonal before gliding back to view life anew. This is a philosophical discussion about our inherent connection to nature -- how astrology not only allows us to understand our evolutionary process but to partner with Spirit to expand and create our destiny. One major theme is the integration of perspectives. True to the spirit of Uranus currently residing in Pisces, various fields are beginning to dissolve barriers and come together. Included are ways that astrology may join more with our wisdom traditions as well as science. The result is to move away from the confines of only viewing astrology in a 2-dimensional fashion, as we are accustomed to do with the analysis of charts. This is a multi-leveled and multidimensional vision of the system. Most compellingly is the collaboration with paradigm changing research from physics, which irrefutably positions the psyche in complete consort with planetary energy in a most intimate way. Eric explains that with a mult-leveled approach, we can understand the symbolic nature of astrology while also preserving our fundamental connection to Nature that hosts us. The spirit of the book is to question, to seek and to expand. Eric invites the reader to adapt an inquisitive approach as we strive to develop a holistic view of this fascinating existence. Instead of delivering the ideas dogmatically, the book asks the reader to check in with the self, to find one's own unique truth. Together we approach the awe of the universe -- and what is often marginalized is how emotional the quest can be. This book is written from the heart, a synthesis of both analytical and imaginative styles. Ideas are grounded through creative writing vignettes, examples from culture, prominent people and everyday life The intended audience is open-minded spiritual seekers drawn to astrology who are willing and able to stretch their minds into new possibilities. The book is appropriate for astrology students and professionals interested in philosophical questions and dimensions of the field. It is for those who similarly believe that astrology is the philosopher's stone -- the agent or catalyst that brings clarity to our most ancient philosophical riddles.

The sea war is still in the balance; Bolitho must risk everything with his new crew.The Mediterranean, 1793: Despite Britain's successes, the outcome of the sea war is still in the balance. As soon as his ship's refit is completed, Captain Richard Bolitho is ordered to join the blockade off the French coast. Hyperion's new crew is still little better than a rabble. But if he is to be victorious, Bolitho must test them prematurely — and risk a court-martial if he fails.From the Paperback edition.

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