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Bands You Say You Love10 Bands You Say You Love but never actually listen to and 10 that you never mention but listen to every day.... t.A.T.u. & 2003: The Year That Junk Broke?Nelly’s “Hot In Herre” was the jam in 2002. But where was the payoff? Even with its delightfully crass XXX shout-out, the track ultimately failed: No one actually followed Nelly’s advice and disrobed. 2002 was another year in which the... Uncle Tupelo ReissuesBonus tracks announced for the upcoming Uncle Tupelo reissues. "Whiskey Bottle (Live)" is the sixth bonus track on No Depression.... Elvis and Nixon: Crime Fighters!In a truly fascinating online exhibit from the National Archives, the historic (and hilarious) meeting between Elvis and Nixon is documented with some surprising documents. Here, a Nixon staffer suggests Elvis record a song "Get High on Life" and... Jeff Tweedy Solo: Alone Like He's Supposed to BeChicago Wilco fans are a healthy breed. Predominantly males over six feet tall who obviously drank their milk when they were kids. Good Midwestern stock. They take up a lot of space. And at a show as oversold as Wednesday... Buddyhead's Best of 2002Buddyhead's Best and Worst of 2002.... Musing On GenresThe following was provoked by the announcement regarding the 2002 sales for the U.S. recording industry. Apparently, there was an overall drop in CD sales of about 9%. In 2001, there were 712 million sold. In 2002, the number was... Marr, JohnnyJohnny Marr - Bangin' On and Down On the Corner (via imusic).... Exile in Hitsville: xxoo Liz PhairFirst off, I think it's only fair to admit that I'm a big Liz Phair fan. And my wife is an even bigger one. And after proofreading the first draft of this piece, I got the "God, do you hate... I Want A New Drug: The 2003 AMAsThe 2003 American Music Awards bite the head off a bat named Legitimacy Steve Harvey’s eyes were shadowy under the brim of his fedora. They briefly flashed with that Apollo wit, only to retreat into the thousand yard sockets... Après nous le delugeSo Tommy Mottola has been replaced by Andrew Lack at Sony Music Entertainment. It could be a case of, “The kind is dead; long live the king.” And if things stay true to course, it is likely that the king... Punk rock iconsPunk rock buddy icons (via punknews.org): 1, 2.... PropagandhiPropagandhi's awesome "Back to the Motor League." Lyrics. More.... Les MiserablesThe recent judicial ruling by a U.S. district judge that requires that Verizon gives up the name of an individual who allegedly has 600 songs on his or her hard drive that this person is said to be sharing via... CD SettlementGet 20 bucks from the music biz because they've ripped you off. If you ever wanna sue them yourself, you must send a written request for exclusion.... Some Final Words on Super Bowl XXXVIICeline Dion, “God Bless America” – The woman has an extremely large, extremely froggy voice, a husband whose first job was as a deckhand on Sir Walter Raleigh’s frigate, a promotional contract with Daimler-Chrysler, and an irritating French-Canadian accent. While... That's EntertainmentGraham Greene, a 20th century author who worked in a variety of literary genres, made a distinction in classifying his work as either a “serious” work or an “entertainment.” Greene did write about serious issues in some of his novels—most... Stop Me if You Think You've Heard This OneJohnny Marr + the Healers at Chicago’s Double Door January 28, 2003 A couple years ago I read a review in the NME of an Oasis show where the reviewer spots Johnny Marr in the crowd and notes how much... |
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