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August 1999 :: Page :: Coming of Age in Babylon (Jason Plender)
Coming of Age in Babylon by Doug DeBias New Spring, 1998 I'm not sure if this is some cultural bellwether, but I think the self-help section of bookstores appears to grow at about the same proportion as the history section shrinks. Coming of Age in Babylon , intended as for teenagers transitioning ...
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Ink 19 catches up with the always tuneful, never tasteful Turbonegro to find out how the underground is doing, and why they hate the kids. Vinnie Apicella survives -- barely.
KISS YOUR ASS GOODBYE! TURBONEGRO RES-ERECTED UNDERGROUND ROCK LEGENDS RETURN WITH NEW ALBUM & TOUR Vinnie Apicella courtesy www.turbonegro.com They're tasteless, crude, and downright vulgar. They've side-stepped overexposure with indecent exposure and created one of the most impressionable stirs in ...
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Matthew Moyer is suitably intrigued by this new book about DC Comic's science fiction titles of the Sixties, and how they summon up a vision of a brave new future that is even more distant now than it was back then.
SILVER AGE SCI-FI COMPANION BY MIKE W. BARR TwoMorrows TwoMorrows continues their noble quest to fully illuminate the darker and more neglected corners of pre-Silver Age DC continuity with this companion reference book to DC's consistently high quality science fiction/space adventure publications of ...
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Lullabies to Paralyze (Interscope Records). Review by Tim Wardyn.
QUEEN OF THE STONE AGE LULLABIES TO PARALYZE Interscope Records Queens of the Stone Age have been rocking the U.S. for almost a decade, and their latest, Lullabies to Paralyze, is another killer record to add to an ever-growing repertoire. Lullabies starts with (ironically) “Lullaby,” a minute and ...
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For Karrie (Wild Oats). Review by Gail Worley.
... all great, and real simple. If you listen to a Stones album from the '60s or a Beatles album, the simpler songs with the less topical stuff on them age better, too. A well-written song lasts a long time." I had to pull that quote out because that's how I felt when I listened to Mark Brine's newest CD ...
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A Tribute to Waylon Jennings (Dualtone). Review by Joe Frietze.
... . I think Waylon would have liked that. In my mind, there is really only one thing missing from this tribute – Willie. When most people my age think of Waylon Jennings, they automatically think of Willie Nelson with him. Several of Waylon's other longtime friends appear on the tribute, including The ...
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Downbeat Critics' Choice (Telarc). Review by Bill Campbell.
... DOWNBEAT CRITICS' CHOICE Telarc I have been told many times (and as I get older it seems to be true) that people do become more conservative with age. Apparently no one has told Jim Hall, and, if they have, he's completely ignored them. At 72, you'd expect Hall to be playing Dixieland or straddling ...
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The Cure perform their three darkest albums for the people of Germany on this 2 DVD set, and longtime fan Daniel Mitchell gives us perspective.
... the Robert Smith who made Pornography was manic, drugged, and depressed. The Robert that wrote Disintegration was approaching the end of youth (the age of 30), was about to get married, and was counter-reacting to the enormous success of 1987's Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me. The Robert Smith who created ...
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Sean Carswell examines the systematic pillaging of Indian (or Native American, if you prefer) spirituality by the New Age set and the hypocrisy of organized religion.
... laborers to build the cheapest shit they could. The only requirements were that it look like a house, and it stand until the check cashed. My new Hopi friend was out there trying to fix all of that, but his tribe is a poor one, and our government (never one to spend much on the people from whom they ...
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One of the most heavily-hyped movies of the summer finally hits the big screen. But does this story of three men and a little horse deserve the Oscar buzz? Our man at the track, Steve Stav, places his wager.
... every film) changes all of that. Howard, an entrepreneur, Buick dealership owner, and no stranger to loss and heartache, has been re-invigorated by new bride Marcella (Elizabeth Banks, at her radiant best). After deciding to dabble in racing, Howard hires the anti-social Smith to find and train a promising ...
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