I'm having some difficulties with some of the switchover, but I know you can see that this is a work in progress. Hopefully within the next couple of weeks, this transformation will be complete. ...
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Jon W. Sparks was kind enough to make mention of this article from the L.A. Times on his blog, and I'll do the courtesy of making the same mention. Having just finished working on a movie with Craig,...
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Rachel loves Ryan Adams, so do you, so here you go. No review, listen and pre-order.High Bandwidth Stream (Cable/DSL/T1)Administrative Note: Happy Thanksgiving.Low Bandwidth Stream (56k/ADSL)Leave your comments here and tell us what you think.
There's no way it's too early to start asking about things I'd like for the holidays. While I sit here waiting for two more people to complete free iPod referrals and playing Dell's instant win...
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For a city that regularly tops the U.S. charts in crime and unemployment, whose name is a virtual synonym for urban decay (OK, I'll stop now; not that a Memphian has much room to talk), Detroit keeps cranking out astoundingly talented artists and producers who lend their own idiosyncracies to the city's towering musical legacy. Of late, Jay Dee, Slum Village and Platinum Pied Pipers have carved a deep niche for gritty, soulful hip-hop sounds; Carl Craig, John Beltran and Kenny Dixon Jr. (aka Moodymann) have rescusitated the the jazz underpinnings of house and techno, and Amp Fiddler has lent ...
When Elliott Smith died a little over two years ago, it silenced one of the most important songwriters of my generation. Elliott left behind a tremendous legacy in the indie world and a substantial body of unfinished work and b-sides. Some of those unfinished works were meant to end up on his posthumous release, From A Basement on the Hill, released last fall to wide critical acclaim. However, there were piles of other demos and unreleased material which made their way through trading circles, friends, and curious listeners. A labour-of-love 22-song compendium of sorts leaked its way onto the net ...
"Echo and the Bunnymen, the brooding rock band that helped define the post punk sound of the 80's, are back with a new widely acclaimed new album, Siberia (Cooking Vinyl US) and poised to kick off a US tour on...
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