Lead singer Mike Scott stumbled on an exhibition of photographs from the late actor Dennis Hopper. MIKE SCOTT ... is a direct quote from one of Dennis' interviews. I think in the late '80s ...

Scott is friends with Hopper’s hopped-up biographer Tom Folsom, and incorporates his idea that the actor is omnipresent: here, there and everywhere, a stoned Zelig, Dennis the Menace.

At that same time, Scott had been reading a book of interviews with Hopper from various stages of his career. And so, as Mike explained, “[S]uddenly, I was writing about Dennis over all these ...

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 ...

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 ...

I feel very at home’Opens in new window ] That individual is, of course, the late Dennis Hopper, the baddest of Hollywood bad boys and an agent of chaos in both his own life and the glory days ...

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, ...

“Where a person comes from can simultaneously be who they are and everything they don’t want to be,” Earle says in a separate video interview. “You can’t do what Dennis Hopper did in Kansa ...

“Where a person comes from can simultaneously be who they are and everything they don’t want to be,” Earle says in a separate video interview. “You can’t do what Dennis Hopper did in Kansas. You have ...