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February 1999 :: Music N-R :: James Plotkin/ Mark Spybey (Matthew Moyer)
James Plotkin/ Mark Spybey Peripheral Blur kranky Check out the two mad-eyed gentlemen in the corner over there: Mark Spybey (toy sounds, vocals) and James Plotkin (guitars, generators). Could be anyone at first, looks are unassuming, but then the history comes rolling in: Download, Zoviet France, ...
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December 1998 :: Music P-R :: P.J. Harvey (James Mann)
... packaged it in a more subdued box. Instead of shouting over corrosive guitars, she uses creepy keyboards to build on, which allows the listener a chance to actually understand the words -- twisted as they are. Don’t be misled -- this isn’t a Lilith Fair demo tape. From the Kraftwerk-style ...
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James Mann finds that sometimes, it's a blast from the past that makes you see the future.
THREE CHORD RICKY by James Mann When I first met him, I was just out of high school and was unable to find it in myself to go on to college, or to go onto anything, for that matter. I worked as little as possible and spent the rest of my day absorbing rock and roll. It was the only thing that could ...
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James Mann has reached his limit of life's lessons...
LET ME UP, I'VE LEARNED ENOUGH by James Mann It is said that everything happens for a reason. Although while something is occurring, the "why" of all may not appear clear, down the road, things have a way of explaining themselves. Many things have happened in my life that I wished had not, at least ...
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James Mann wakes up in the middle of the night to watch the USA smack Mexico around in the World Cup.
OH, HELL YES! by James Mann courtesy http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/ While it might be the most loved sport worldwide, soccer on the professional level hasn't made much of an impact here at home. Granted, for most of its history, American teams haven't fared well against more seasoned foreign opponents ...
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The Who's legendary bassist, John Entwistle passed away Thursday at the age of 57. James Mann offers a tribute, and several Ink 19 staffers add their thoughts. - Editor's Note: UPDATED with thoughts from additional staffers and bass legend Mike Watt.
GOODBYE OX by James Mann He was the Ox. Thunderfingers. The voice of "Boris The Spider" and the nimble avalanche of incredible lead bass. John Entwistle was the stoic, almost placid looking gent on the other side of the stage from windmilling Pete Townshend or the hyperactive Keith Moon. He was the ...
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October 1998 :: Music H-M :: Los Lonely Boys (James Mann)
... this record only hints at, on such songs as "Diamonds" and "Are you Ready," the rest of the disc moving in a more radio-friendly vein. If you get a chance, catch these guys live, then pick up the record. Sofaking, 2221 Peachtree Rd. Suite D623, Atlanta GA. 30309, www.loslonelyboys.com --James Mann ...
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August 1999 :: Music T-Z :: Dwight Yoakam (James Mann)
Dwight Yoakam Last Chance For a Thousand Years Reprise This second greatest hits collection from Yoakam provides us a great service -- mainly, collecting the best songs from his '90s records, which, as a group, don't match up to his first efforts, records that set country music on its ear. This collection ...
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June 1999 :: Page :: Permanent Midnight/Grand Central Winter (James MacLaren)
... together. Each compliments the other in strange and beautiful ways. And oh yeah, lay off the heavy dope. I'm guessing you're not gonna get the chance to write one of these things about your horrific slide into downtown hell. --James MacLaren
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July 1999 :: Columns :: In Perspective: Laurel Aitken and the Skatalites (Julio Diaz)
... on late last year) and Lester "Ska" Sterling (saxophones), Lloyd Brevett (bass), and Lloyd Knibb (drums), along with longtime bandmembers Devon James (guitar), Will Clark (trombone), and Nathan Breedlove (trumpet), backing Aitken's amazing vocals on a set of classics, including several Aitken originals ...
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