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December 1997 :: Music G-K :: Grateful Dead (Hal Horowitz)
Grateful Dead Fillmore East 2-11-69 Grateful Dead/Arista Like most sane folks, I've totally lost track of the amount of "officially" released Dead live albums. The gold rush started innocuously enough with the legendary Live/Dead disc, originally released in November of '69, and has either exploded ...
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Grateful Dawg -- The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Acoustic Disc). Review by James Mann.
JERRY GARCIA/DAVID GRISMAN GRATEFUL DAWG -- THE ORIGINAL MOTION PICTURE SOUNDTRACK Acoustic Disc It can certainly be argued that Jerry Garcia and The Grateful Dead did as much to introduce bluegrass to the masses as anyone in the last 30 years. The crowd at a recent Sam Bush concert looked (and acted ...
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There and Back Again (Columbia). Review by James Mann.
PHIL LESH & FRIENDS THERE AND BACK AGAIN Columbia Surprisingly enough, this is only the second solo record from the former Grateful Dead bassist. With as much product as that organization puts out, I figured I had missed a few. If it's Dead music you want, generally you can skip this disc. It's more ...
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Phoenix EP (Birdman). Review by Jason Michelitch.
THE WARLOCKS PHOENIX EP Birdman The fact that "The Warlocks" is a name used by early incarnations of both The Velvet Underground and The Grateful Dead seems to make it an appropriate appellation to the band which produced the Phoenix EP, which sounds very much like The Velvet Underground's noise and ...
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May 1998 :: SXSW 1998 :: "Is Paul Dead?" (Gail Worley)
... and surviving half of rock's arguably greatest song writing team, Paul McCartney, be put out to pasture after a prolific, three-decade career? The subject of whether or not there is any grist for McCartney's creative mill provided lively debate at a South By Southwest panel entitled "So IS Paul Dead ...
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We are suspending our regular. publication schedule for a day or few, for obvious reasons. All of our NYC and DC correspondents have reported in and are OK. - In the meatime, NYC resident Gail Worley shares her impressions of the day and the aftermath.
... our regular publication schedule for a day or few, for obvious reasons. All of our NYC and DC correspondents have reported in and are OK. IN THE CITY OF THE DEAD "... In the city of York there will be a great collapse. 2 twin brothers torn apart by chaos, while the fortress fall, the great leader will ...
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Dead Man Shake (Anti-/Fat Possum). Review by James Mann.
GRANDPABOY DEAD MAN SHAKE Anti-/Fat Possum Paul Westerberg, rock poet? Sure. Pick any three Replacements songs. Pop song interpreter? You bet. Dig on any of the dozens of covers the 'Mats mangled from day one. Bluesman? Not in a million years. One of the defining characteristics of punk rock (of which ...
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April 1999 :: Music A-C :: Box of Shit ()
Box of Shit Various Artists Oop Ack Can anyone name a band more influential than the Grateful Dead? I don't think so. And here's the proof. Nebraska's most extreme, brutal, violent, aggressive hardcore extreme brutality metal bands have re-worked some of the Grateful Dead's best tunes just in time ...
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Lee Ann Leach is thankful for palmetto bugs, bubble machines, go-carts, and obscene phone calls, but most of all, for her friends.
WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS by Lee Ann Leach "...suddenly, all my friends are coming back to me. Sharing pieces of our own eternities, but the most important thing is that all my friends, are coming back to me." -- "All My Friends," Jeremy Thomas It can be safely assumed that most people will ...
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Frontman Courtney Taylor and keyboardist Zia McCabe tell Gail Worley more tales about their new record, Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia, their "revolution or die" theory, and pitch a Dandy Warhols animated series.
BOHEMIAN'S RAP-SODY: AN INTERVIEW WITH COURTNEY TAYLOR AND ZIA MCCABE OF THE DANDY WARHOLS by Gail Worley Three years have rushed by since Oregon's Dandy Warhols -- certainly one of the more unconventional rock bands to come out of the Pacific Northwest -- told the world that "heroin is so passe" with ...
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