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The Ultimate Collection (Hip-O/Universal). Review by Sean Slone.
TOM T. HALL THE ULTIMATE COLLECTION Hip-O/Universal The problem with calling something an "Ultimate Collection" is that it's unbelievably easy to shoot holes in such a claim. This umpteen-millionth collection of Hall's work is no different. Although it improves on last year's skimpy 12-track Millennium ...
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Downbeat Critics' Choice (Telarc). Review by Bill Campbell.
JIM HALL 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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Radio JXL: A Broadcast From The Computer Hell Cabin (Koch). Review by Varkentine GSPJ.
... the listeners' eyes glaze over to make the whole work as anything other than a soundtrack to driving or clubbing until dawn. But when Junkie XL (Tom Holkenburg) collaborates with vocalists who are genuine legends and pioneers, the results redound to both their benefit. (It should also be said that not ...
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Despite the media blitz for Tom Green's new movie, Freddy Got Fingered, one thing hasn't been clear -- what's it about? John P. Wasser spills the beans, and lets you know if the gross-out flick is worth seeing.
FREDDY GOT FINGERED DIRECTED BY TOM GREEN Starring Tom Green, Rip Torn, Julie Hagerty Written by Tom Green and Derek Harvie with Shawn Greenson A friend of mine who once worked at a Hollywood advertising agency let me in on an industry secret: if a studio thinks a movie will get really terrible reviews ...
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November 1999 :: Ink Spots :: Common Rider (Tom Minarchick)
COMMON RIDER AN INTERVIEW WITH JESSE MICHAELS by Tom Minarchick Jesse Michaels fronted the now legendary punk/ska band Operation Ivy from 1987 until they disbanded in 1990. Operation Ivy had a way of writing seamless punk/pop/rock/ska songs whose effects are still being felt today. They managed to ...
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An alcoholic hit man falls for a take-no-prisoners woman in this black comedy set in the grimy danger of Buffalo's underworld. Rob Levy smells Oscar, well, first he smells blood, then smoke, but then definitely Oscar.
YOU KILL ME DIRECTED BY JOHN DAHL starring Ben Kingsley, Tea Leoni, Luke Wilson, Bill Pullman, Phillip Baker Hall, Dennis Farina Code Entertainment/IFC Films Frank Falenczyk is bad man. Despite years of rubbing out the lowest of the low, this methodical, calculated hitman has lost his edge, recessing ...
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April 1999 :: Music D-E :: dies irae (Tom Minarchick)
... Hughes films. The scene where the kids are doing that goofy dancing after smoking a bunch of pot, or the scene where they are all running down the hall trying not to get caught for leaving the library in The Breakfast Club . The sound is basic '80s English pop -- lots of drum machines and keyboards ...
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Mike Keneally, with Henry Kaiser's Palace of Love and Telepathy at Great American Music Hall in San Francisco, CA on October 17, 2002. Concert review by Sir Millard Mulch.
MIKE KENEALLY WITH HENRY KAISER'S PALACE OF LOVE AND TELEPATHY Great American Music Hall, San Francisco, CA October 17, 2002 by Sir Millard Mulch photo by Grover Sanschagrin, grover.net Opening the show was a band called Telepathy. They mostly played funk-like dance-type music and had a great keyboardist ...
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Driving guitars need a driving beat, and for almost 50 years, two Taylors have pounded the skins for the world's greatest instrumental band, The Ventures. Steve Stav talks to Leon Taylor about the band's Hall of Fame induction, touring in Japan, their upcoming 50th anniversary, and his father's musical legacy.
LET THERE BE DRUMS THE VENTURES' LEON TAYLOR by Steve Stav After the Ventures' induction performance at the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame ceremony March 10, legendary bandleader Paul Shaffer grabbed a mic to pay his respects to the axe gods' drummer and his late father. Ironic, how one of the world's ...
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Lesson Number One on how to have a great interview: Know your subject. Following that rule, Gail Worley plies the tongue of Guided By Voices frontman Robert Pollard with a six of Miller Lite, and lets the tape roll. We guarantee that the result is a GBV interview the likes of which you won't find anywhere else!
NO CHICKS IN THE TREE HOUSE: A DRINKING INTERVIEW WITH ROBERT POLLARD OF GUIDED BY VOICES by Gail Worley My smartest move in preparing to interview Robert Pollard of Guided By Voices was to stop by Gristedes Supermarket en route to our meeting and pick up a six pack of Miller Lite. It's no secret that ...
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