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Ambient and drifting soundscapes that remind me of bands like Scenic or Lante...
LANDING CENTREFUGE Music Fellowship Ambient and drifting soundscapes that remind me of bands like Scenic or Lanterna, but more underwater as opposed to riding through the desert... and without the driving of the drums. the only rhythm is implied in the spaces between the sparkling scales of the guitar ...
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New Found Land (Music Fellowship). Review by Stein Haukland.
YELLOW6 / ROTHKO / LANDING NEW FOUND LAND Music Fellowship This is an ambient three-way split from atmospheric sadcore label Music Fellowship, on which Yellow6, Rothko and Landing are each given 20+ minutes to state their case. Yellow6 is guitarist Jon Attwood. His five carefully ambient tracks offer ...
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Landing On Water and Life (Geffen/Universal). Review by Hal Horowitz.
NEIL YOUNG LANDING ON WATER LIFE Geffen/Universal While acknowledged Neil Young classics like On The Beach and Time Fades Away remain unreleased on CD, Geffen, who once sued Young for not sounding enough like himself — go figure that one -- reissues these two hit-and-miss mid-'80s relics. 1986's Landing ...
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by Andrew Ellis,CRASH LANDING,,In Conversation with Danny Roselle of The Crash Moderns,by Andrew Ellis,Danny Roselle
CRASH LANDING IN CONVERSATION WITH DANNY ROSELLE OF THE CRASH MODERNS by Andrew Ellis When your former band managed to score a cameo appearance in an episode of the third season of HBO's The Sopranos the pressure is on to try and emulate that success. But that doesn't bother singer-songwriter Danny ...
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All Isaac Airbourne wanted to do was to take his girlfriend out to see his favorite hair metal band from the ninth grade, but fate had other plans for him. Guess "Heaven" actually is too far away...
WARRANT Jannus Landing, St. Petersburg, FL March 31, 2001 by Isaac Airbourne I was damn excited to find out that I was getting yet another chance to see my favorite band from ninth grade. I was also damn excited to find out that Poison, Enuff Z'nuff, and Quiet Riot were playing with them, and that ...
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Former Gathering Field singer Bill Deasy tells Andrew Ellis about his new solo career, the frustrations involved with landing a record deal and why as a consequence, he's going his own way.
BILL DEASY SOLO LIFE IS EASY FOR DEASY by Andrew Ellis When Bill Deasy shopped his new solo demos to various major labels in NYC, he had every reason to feel optimistic. He'd written some of the best material of his career, was working with famed producer Gregg Wattenberg and had achieved national ...
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Manil Suri's debut novel, The Death of Vishnu explores the facts and foibles of class struggles and the quest for spiritual enlightenment through the eyes of a dying apartment building handyman. Terry Eagan explores the rich and unusual novel.
... progresses, Vishnu continues his recollections and memories of his life as his soul leaves his body and moves up the stairwell up the building. Each landing brings new occupants and new stories to tell. Together, their stories and Vishnu's story intertwines until the soul of Vishnu wonders to himself ...
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May 2000 :: Live :: Powerman 5000 (Jen Lato)
POWERMAN 5000 WITH STATIC-X AND DOPE Jannus Landing, St. Petersburg, FL March 10, 2000 by Jen Lato all photos by Jen Lato Static XOn March 10th, I arrived at Jannus Landing in St. Petersburg for my thrilling adventure that would take me out of this world. Powerman 5000 took their dedicated fans to ...
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February 2000 :: Live Ink :: David Lee Roth (Michael Welch)
DAVID LEE ROTH Jannus Landing, St. Petersburg, FL December 20, 1999 by Michael Welch I work at the St. Petersburg Times in Tampa. Earlier in the month, when the D.L.R. concert was announced, I tried to arrange an interview with David Lee Roth. To no avail. When I called Roth's manager, Louie, he was ...
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Where does a teacher's public life end, and where does his private life begin? Should teachers have to serve as representatives of their occupation 24 hours a day, or should they be allowed the same chance at a private life as the rest of us? After learning of the termination of his former high school teacher for "improper behavior" after school hours, Jason Feifer pondered just these questions.
... words of major contributor parents whose child failed a test they didn't study for. This time, a teacher - for the sake of this article not landing Ink 19 in a lawsuit, let's call him "Mr. Greenspan" - lost his job because he got too personal with students outside of the classroom. Mr. Greenspan had ...
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