Luna Kafé e-zine - lunakafe.com
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Welcome to ...
Luna Kafé
The Global Music Inn
Our menus consisted of
musical dishes from many corners of the world,
composed by our world wide web of contributors,
presented every full moon from November 25th 1996 to January 12th 2017.
We're now on permanent vacation. However, our HQ Jukebox lives on, with moonthly music recommendations.
Luna Kafé Archive
"Just because someone is writing about music doesn't mean they have any real intelligence." (Nick Cave)
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L u n a K a f é H Q J u k e b o x M a y 2026 - Two
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[J u b i l e e s : reappearances, recurring & reoccurring moments]
- It was 60 years ago this very moonth. . . Happy Anniversary to Pet Sounds by The Beach Boys, Go With The Ventures! by The Ventures and the singles Paperback Writer/Rain by The Beatles and Over Under Sideways Down/Jeff's Boogie by The Yardbirds.
- Happy 50th Anniversary to Agents of Fortune by Blue Öyster Cult, The Royal Scam by Steely Dan, Slow Down World by Donovan, Wired by Jeff Beck, Rainbow Rising by Rainbow, the self titled debut album by The Runaways and the self titled second album by Warren Zevon.
- Happy 40th Anniversary to Home Of The Brave by Laurie Anderson, Animal Boy by The Ramones, So by Peter Gabriel, Out Of The Grey by The Dream Syndicate, Who Made Who by AC/DC and the single Bigmouth Strikes Again b/w Money Changes Everything and Unloveable by The Smiths.
- Happy 30th Anniversary to the debut album Fuzzy Logic by Super Furry Animals, Down On The Upside by Soundgarden, Live At Budokan by Blur, Everything Must Go by Manic Street Preachers, Bringing Down The Horse by The Wallflowers and the single Where It's At b/w Make Out City and Bonus Beats by Beck.
- Happy 25th Anniversary to Amnesiac by Radiohead, 10.000 Hz Legend by Air, Can Our Love... by Tindersticks, the EPs Carnival by Spring Jester, Trans Canada Highway by Boards Of Canada and the single 2001 A Pop Odyssey, Flight Five by Astroburger.
- Happy 20th Anniversary to Fundamental by Pet Shop Boys, Brookland/Oaklyn by Alias & Tarsier, The Warning by Hot Chip, Black Ships Ate The Sky by Current 93 and Lover, The Lord Has Left Us... by The Sound Of Animals Fighting.
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| [Photo above by Dave Heath, from Street Seen: The Psychological Gesture in American Photography, 1940-1959. The Jukebox lists are also published at our LunaKafeHQ on Facebook.] |
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