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Las Palmas Collectives (Vuja De / :run). Review by Bill Campbell.
MARTIN EAST LAS PALMAS COLLECTIVES Vuja De / :run Much in the tradition of Ubiquity's New Latinaires series comes Vuja De's Las Palmas Collectives. Mixing house with Afro-Cuban/Brazilian percussive flavors, here's a mix CD that is really intriguing and a genuine attempt to further expand the parameters ...
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metal,thrash,Las Cruces,New Mexican Erections,Co-Dependent,Nasty Cactus Music,Carl F Gauze
NEW MEXICAN ERECTIONS CO-DEPENDENT Nasty Cactus Music Just so you get the joke, these guys started out as NME, phonetically "Enemy." Cute, but that was taken, or maybe New Musical Express threatened them. New Mexican Erections combine loud thrash metal, weird space sounds and keep every needle on the ...
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Broadway,crooner,show tunes,Las Vegas,talk show host,Regis Philbin,When You're Smiling,Hollywood Records,Carl F Gauze
... I'll bet you never thought of Regis Philbin as a Vegas entertainer. He does a fine job, and makes one of those discs that you can just let spin in the background for a low-keyed but classy soundtrack to your life. Musically, he takes no real risks, but draws on the standard repertoire of lounge singers ...
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Brittany Sturges talks with Las Vegas writer Jarret Keene about his new book, The Killers: Destiny Is Calling Me and his history with the band.
JARRET KEENE WRITER, MUSICIAN AND AUTHOR OF THE KILLERS: DESTINY IS CALLING ME by Brittany Sturges The Killers Back in the day, Jarret Keene found himself teaching part-time at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. It was in one of his classes that he would meet Michael Valentine; through Valentine ...
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Change and evolution -- Gail Worley discusses the growth of LA's Portable with drummer Brian Levy.
... debut, Secret Life, their decidedly retro sound was very similar to Britain's Gang Of Four; a late '70s / early '80s post-punk influence echoed in the band's visual image of matching dark suits and skinny ties. Three years later, what may have been perceived as a dramatic leap in style from Secret Life ...
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Horrified Eyes / Maintaining My Grave 7" (Gold Standard). Review by Stein Haukland.
[an error occurred while processing this directive] [an error occurred while processing this directive] THE STARVATIONS HORRIFIED EYES / MAINTAINING MY GRAVE 7" Gold Standard Six years into their career, and LA's The Starvations are just about starting to cause a little stir -- and such attention is ...
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August 1999 :: Columns :: Return of the Grievous Angel (James Mann)
Return of the Grievous Angel A Tribute to Gram Parsons Almo Sounds Born Cecil Conners in Winter Haven, Florida in 1946, Gram Parsons is considered the father of "country rock," which, to some people's way of thinking, is a horrible thing. True, the work he did with the Byrds, the Flying Burrito Brothers ...
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May 1999 :: 7even Inches :: All Scars (Nathan T. Birk)
All Scars 3-song 7" Ace-Fu Quite the all-star cast (hence the band's moniker?), All Scars features Washington, D.C. luminaries James Canty (the Make-Up, ex-Nation of Ulysses and Cupid Car Club), Dug Birdzell (ex-Beefeater, Rain Like the Sound of Trains, Las Mordidas, and Fidelity Jones), Jerry Busher ...
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Nearly 25 years after the UK punk revolution, The Damned are still kicking with two original members, and a new album, Grave Disorder. Gail Worley talks with the legendary Captain Sensible about a quarter-century of The Damned.
PUNK AND DISORDERLY: AN INTERVIEW WITH PUNK ROCK LEGEND CAPTAIN SENSIBLE OF THE DAMNED by Gail Worley Morat The Damned When it comes to musical retreads -- the record industry's bread and butter -- people are getting nostalgic for fairly recent times. It's hard to be nostalgic for punk rock when ...
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March 2000 :: Features :: The Dalai Lama vs. the Painted Penis (James Mann)
THE DALAI LAMA VS. THE PAINTED PENIS by James Mann The following story might not, at first glance, seem to describe a hero. However, I think that the lessons I learned from the Dalai Lama -- a true hero, to be sure -- kept me from performing a very non-heroic act. Namely, killing someone. You be the ...
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