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Richard Parry

  • Head of Operations, Sports Desk, OneTwenty
United Kingdom
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2025 i7 xDrive M60 Drive Comfort Issue

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By Richard Parry
| Bimmerfest Verified
Ok, I took delivery of a brand new i7 xDrive M60 on the 3rd March. No issues until June when I started to get random 'driving comfort temporarily restricted' warnings pop up for anywhere from a second to a minute or two. I could go several journeys no issue, to getting about 30 alert dings on a short 5 mile drive. When going down the road or a roundabout (im in the UK) it would jump up on one side - i imagine the active anti-rollbar which i have is doing that.
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Last Dangerous Visions, The, Edited by Harlan Ellison, 433 pgs.

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By Richard Parry, Bonnot Gang
| Razorcake Verified
Here in 2025, what is writer Harlan Ellison (1934-2018) best known for? Probably for the title of the 1967 speculative short story “I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream,” maybe for being the writer whose stories James Cameron reportedly said (not thinking it would go beyond the conversation in which he said it) he ripped off to make The Terminator.
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‘There was blood on the piano’: Inside the chaos and grandeur that made Arcade Fire’s Funeral

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By Richard Parry, Win Butler
| Inkl
Getty Every night, at early Arcade Fire club shows, there would be blood. “Every show I would bleed,” says tousle-haired multi-instrumentalist Richard Reed Parry, one of the chief agitators of the Montreal collective’s famed onstage art riot: eight players crammed onto tiny stages, throwing themselves around in an instrument-swapping fervour, tossing drums in the air or marching out through the crowd for a kerbside encore.
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