Glorious Noise November 2003
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By Sarah Horne November 2, 2003
Elliott Smith interviewed by Ray Davies from Filter Magazine....
By Jake Brown November 3, 2003
By Nick Latus November 4, 2003
You've probably never heard of Frog Holler. So why would you give up your evening and $7 to go see them? That's a question that Lane Campbell, an independent tour manager, wants to answer for you.
By Jake Brown November 4, 2003
Tell Us the Truth - a tour featuring Steve Earle, Mike Mills, Billy Bragg, to call for real media reform....
By Jake Brown November 4, 2003
Guitar effects pedals used by The Stone Roses' John Squire prior to 1990. Via TMN....
By Pat La Penna November 5, 2003
By Nate Seltenrich November 5, 2003
ODB may have made it to center stage at the CMJ Music Marathon, but someone should have bothered to tell him. Ryan S. Henriquez just wants a t-shirt.
By Ryan S. Henriquez November 6, 2003
By Johnny Loftus November 6, 2003
By Derek Phillips November 7, 2003
The Go - Summer's Gonna Be My Girl....
By Jake Brown November 8, 2003
Chicago Sun-Times rock critic Jim DeRogatis releases a collection of his musings on the alternative '90s. Glorious Noise's Stephen Macaulay thinks Milk It! is a worthwhile read.
By Stephen Macaulay November 10, 2003
By Tom Mantzouranis November 11, 2003
Scott Miller of the Loud Family and Game Theory talks to Glorious Noise.
By Thomas Durkin November 12, 2003
By T. Loper November 12, 2003
everyHit.com - UK Top 40 Chart Archive, 1952 - Present....
By Jake Brown November 12, 2003
By Nick Latus November 13, 2003
Elsewhere in America, conservative coffers spill over with $2,000 checks, while on the Tell the Truth Tour, Johnny Loftus finds a ragtag group of rockers, activists, and supporters cheering their well-meaning, yet possibly meaningless heroism.
By Johnny Loftus November 14, 2003
By T. Loper November 17, 2003
Preston School Of Industry (with Wilco) - Get Your Crayons Out! via Matador....
By Jake Brown November 20, 2003
Keith Richards, the personification of rock and roll, has endured longer than anyone would have expected possible. Stephen Macaulay pulls the best quotes from a newly updated biography.
By Stephen Macaulay November 21, 2003
By Nate Seltenrich November 24, 2003
By Tom Mantzouranis November 25, 2003
By Lloyd Nelson November 26, 2003
U2's recent tour stripped away the cheese of the big productions, and what was left was four guys who have been playing together for 25 years and who have never sounded better. Derek Phillips reviews the new DVD, U2 Go Home: Live From Slane Castle.
By Derek Phillips November 26, 2003
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