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September1998 :: Music T-Z :: tiny town (David Whited)
Album Cover Click to Enlarge tiny town tiny town Pioneer Music Group OK, let's get the inevitable comparisons out of the way right off the bat. Yes, they do sound a lot like the subdudes. How could they not? With Tommy Malone's distinctive, soulful voice (one of the few white boys to ever have the ...
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Dark Horse (Columbia). Review by Dan Stapleton.
CRAZY TOWN DARK HORSE Columbia Skulls. Scantily clad women. A Parental Advisory sticker. I, for one, am excited by Crazy Town's new album, and I haven't even put the CD in yet. It's time to join in with the band and say "No! I won't calm down! No! I won't put my firearm down! Hell no! We're either ...
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The White Stripes at Club Downunder in Tallahassee, FL on September 18, 2001. Concert review by Matthew Moyer. Photos by Heather Lorusso.
THE WHITE STRIPES Club Downunder, Tallahassee, FL September 18, 2001 by Matthew Moyer Heather Lorusso The White Stripes It wasn't as much trying to return to normalcy, trying to blot out what happened mere days ago and blithely go on as if nothing had happened. It was more trying to reach out, y ...
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September1998 :: Print :: White Light (Ian Koss)
White Light by Rudy Rucker Wired Books Though I've enjoyed Rucker's books immensely before, I'd somehow managed to miss this early work of his. Actually, that's not too surprising, as its first appearance was in 1979 -- dude, that's like before computers! This time around, Wired Books has taken White ...
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Combining a simple, stripped-down sound with sterling production techniques, White Hassle are a different beast than Marcellus Hall and Dave Varenka's other project, Railroad Jerk, entirely. Ian Koss caught up with Hall to discuss the differences between the two projects, interesting day jobs, and their new EP, Life is Still Sweet.
WHITE HASSLE by Ian Koss Pop in White Hassle's Life Is Still Sweet EP and strap yourself into your chair. Dave Varenka's propulsive drumming, along with Marcellus Hall's plaintive vocals and harmonica, blend explosively with guitars, turntables, and miscellaneous kitchen implements to create five tracks ...
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Volume Four (Parasol ). Review by James Mann.
... such as June & the Exit Wounds, Adam Schmitt, and the prolific Southerner, Jack Logan. Standouts include the ominous "Make the World Go Away" from White Town and Absinthe Blind's "Antarctica," but all the cuts here are worth a listen. Big surprise: Neilson Hubbard's take on the Howard Jones '80s earfloss ...
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Our man in Seattle, Marcel Feldmar, provides a rundown of the most amazing bands to play in his city in 2001.
... awe. I felt the music, I felt the band love their music, and love playing it. Vendetta Red has got to be one of the most dynamic live acts in this town at the moment, and every time I see them, it makes me believe in rock and roll. Sometimes my faith wavers, but not when bands like this can keep playing ...
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From "Cleveland Rocks" to "All the Young Dudes" to "Once Bitten Twice Shy," Ian Hunter has been involved in some of the most classic songs in rock history. Gail Worley jumped at a rare chance to talk to this rock n' roll legend.
... Bitten Twice Shy" -- [People would ask] "Why are you doing that?" "I did it cause I wrote it." "Oh!" (laughs Because everyone thought it was a Great White song. But it's understandable. I don't get about much, and it's been a long time, it kind of gets confusing after awhile. And those 20-year-olds ...
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December 1998 :: Print :: Circus of the Scars (James MacLaren)
... . Biographical tidbits detailing the origins of each Human Marvel. A weird interspersing of a certain “Tunchi diary.” Excellent black and white illustrations by Ashleigh Talbot, including a clown face that gradually turns into a devil’s face as the tale progresses. Holy shit, but there ...
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Sean Carswell examines the systematic pillaging of Indian (or Native American, if you prefer) spirituality by the New Age set and the hypocrisy of organized religion.
... periods of geographical time. You've seen pictures of these rocks, whether you know it or not. Dead center in the middle of these red rocks is the town of Sedona. I tried to peddle my book to the bookstores, then I wandered around the downtown area of Sedona. The town is full of stores where you can ...
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