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The popularity of the down boys may have itself gone down, but Warrant never really went away. Christopher R. Weingarten catches up with one of hair metal's biggest names (and formerly biggest manes), Jani Lane.
WARRANT SELF PROCLAIMED ROAD DOGS FROM HELL PERSEVERE THROUGH THE YEARS by Christopher R. Weingarten For something called "pop culture," it certainly looks to all things "pop" to find its scapegoats. And damned if the same media machine that fills countless magazine covers with the visage du jour isn ...
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All Isaac Airbourne wanted to do was to take his girlfriend out to see his favorite hair metal band from the ninth grade, but fate had other plans for him. Guess "Heaven" actually is too far away...
WARRANT Jannus Landing, St. Petersburg, FL March 31, 2001 by Isaac Airbourne I was damn excited to find out that I was getting yet another chance to see my favorite band from ninth grade. I was also damn excited to find out that Poison, Enuff Z'nuff, and Quiet Riot were playing with them, and that ...
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A Special Album (Emperor Norton). Review by Stein Haukland.
... Album actually lives up to its semi-ironic cheesy-'70s title. It's far from a uniform success, but there is still more than enough on here to warrant the "exciting & upcoming" label awarded to these guys by electronic music media. Emperor Norton: http://www.emperornorton.com/ Stein Haukland
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Ben Varkentine returns to the mysterious plane of Mark Evanier's marvelous Point Of View with a review of the writer's new essay collection, Wertham Was Right! And it's a gas...
... of Life; and that was pretty good. I especially liked the "This and That" sections which collect short takes and stories not long enough to warrant chapters of their own but too good not to include. One favorite is the story of the priceless "It's a Gas" record with which Evanier and a friend reduced ...
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December 1999 :: Screen :: Menudo (Cindy Harper)
... worth featuring on this tape -- let alone Ricky's -- nor do Martin's two solo performances constitute enough space (on the 13-song roster) to warrant "featuring" status. While Martin was absolutely adorable and the epitome of wide-eyed innocence back then, he sang off key on "Oh, My Love" and his ...
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Gail Worley's got the beat of The Go-Go's -- drummer Gina Schock, that is -- in this extensive interview!
SHE'S GOT THE BEAT AN INTERVIEW WITH GO-GO'S DRUMMER GINA SCHOCK by Gail Worley courtesy www.gogos.com Gina Schock has the flu, and understandably, she feels "really shitty." I can relate, because I'm in the middle of a ten-day ordeal with the flu myself. "I'm eating a tangerine as I talk to you ...
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Yeoww, is that Michael Monroe? He looks so perfectly embalmed and preserved -...
... neatly dovetails into a theory that I'm starting to carry with greater and greater conviction. Didja ever see that Where Are They Now? on VH-1 with Warrant? Anyways, it boils down to this: half of the band is still rockin' away on the toilet circuit (though the buzz is getting louder, WTF?), and the ...
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November 1998 :: Music C-D :: crumb (Jeff Montgomery)
... Ant Don't be frightened from crumb by the fact that the producer for their newest album likes a big production sound and has worked with Ratt and Warrant. Some bands know how to use the studio to create a sonically rich and very good album and, fortunately, crumb is one of them. ... seconds... is not ...
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July 1998 :: Music E-G :: Sue Garner (Kurt Channing)
... subtle complexities behind Sue Garner's music. The album's release on Thrill Jockey, a label known and respected for its selectiveness, does much to warrant repeat listens, which is fortunate, as To Run More Smoothly takes a while to sink in a take root. Garner's style is gentle and straightforward ...
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September1998 :: Music I-M :: A Million Miles Away (Andrew Chadwick)
... I've heard nothing about and would love to hear more from. I only cared for seven songs out of thirteen tracks, but those songs are good enough to warrant picking this up. Deep Elm Records, P.O. Box 1965, New York, NY 10156 --Andrew Chadwick
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