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April 2000 :: Screen :: The Beach Boys (James Mann)
The Beach Boys Endless Harmony Brother Records DVD/Capitol Records Those of us who feel that the music of Brian Wilson and the Beach Boys is one of America's greatest contributions to world culture will love this DVD. Dismissed by some as "just a pop band" that played summertime surf music, the Beach ...
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Warped Tour highlights from the Central Florida Fairgrounds iin Orlando, FL on July 30, 2000, including the Long Beach Dub All-Stars, the Mighty Mighty Bosstones, and Millencolin. Event review by Phillip Haire. Photos by Jen Lato.
WARPED TOUR FEATURING MILLENCOLIN, THE MIGHTY MIGHTY BOSSTONES, AND LONG BEACH DUB ALL-STARS Central Florida Fairgrounds, Orlando, FL July 30, 2000 by Phillip Haire Jen Lato Millencolin Ah, the sweet stench of an open field with no shade in the scorching summer. A sea of tents litter the grounds ...
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Wonders of the World (Dreamworks). Review by Phillip Haire.
LONG BEACH DUB ALLSTARS WONDERS OF THE WORLD Dreamworks I was curious to see if this collective could maintain the momentum and vibe generated from their first release, Right Back, and darned if the boys -- along with a number of guests -- didn't meet the challenge with irie results. If you don't change ...
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Brian Wilson and the Beach Boys are unique in their sound and influence; very...
CAROLINE NOW! THE SONGS OF BRIAN WILSON AND THE BEACH BOYS Marina / EFA Brian Wilson and the Beach Boys are unique in their sound and influence; very few (if any) artists since them have managed to compose music that is as instantly catchy and -- simultaneously -- fantastically complex and multilayered ...
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For Karrie (Wild Oats). Review by Gail Worley.
... 's drummer, Bun E. Carlos, about a short list of his favorite songs. Bun E. went on and on in our conversation about how much he loved artists like The Beach Boys, Bob Dylan and Wilco, because of their great songwriting, and how he felt the art of the song has become somewhat lost. "When I think about ...
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Pronounced Normal (Collectors Choice Music/Rhino). Review by Carl F Gauze.
... when you’re a manic depressive paranoid schizophrenic, even if you know Frank Zappa. Larry "Wild Man" Fischer wandered Hollywood Boulevard in the '60s and hooked up with Mr. Zappa, appearing as a novelty act way back when. While Fischer needed help, the few bucks he received for meds seems exploitive ...
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From his teen days in Squirrel Bait through stints with Slint and Gastr Del Sol and on to his solo work for Drag City, David Grubbs has long been an innovator in music. Nirav Soni spoke with Grubbs about improvisation, collaborations, Indian music, and the Beach Boys.
... David Grubbs is someone I've admired for a long time. As a musician, scholar, teacher, and writer, he's charted a long and wandering course through the arts. In a sense, he's a contemporary Renaissance man, in that he's skilled and knowledgeable in so many fields, but he's much more unassuming than ...
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You Know the Rules (Mint). Review by Aaron Shaul.
THE GAY YOU KNOW THE RULES Mint The Gay is the second band from western Canada I've been exposed to in the last month. Much like the other band, Young and Sexy, The Gay shows an intimate knowledge and mostly effortless replication of the '60s California beach party vibe. Even the album's cover art ...
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Though they get compared to bands as disparate as Devo, the Dillinger Four, X, and Bikini Kill, the St. Paul-based punk rock band the Selby Tigers actually have a sound all their own. Sean Carswell cornered the band while they were stranded in Cocoa Beach on their recent tour, and spoke with Arzu, Dave, and Nathan about their music, third party politics, and movies with dwarves.
THE SELBY TIGERS by Sean Carswell The best thing about going through the slush pile of independent music for a magazine like Ink 19 is that rare instance when you come across a new band that you've never heard of, and they completely blow you away. That's what happened with me and the Selby Tigers ...
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Gail "Desperado" Worley continues her quest for the Alice Cooper quadfecta with an interview with Dennis Dunaway, original bassist for the band, Alice Cooper.
... to me for many reasons. First of all, it was released on my birthday, February 15th, in 1973, which was a pretty crazy year in general. Secondly, the entire album is fantastic, but Billion Dollar Babies also has my second favorite Alice Cooper song on it, which is "No More Mr. Nice Guy." That song is ...
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