October 4, 2002 Archive

Music

• Prog Rock in NRO

  in Music — by Sean Hackbarth — on Oct 04, 2002

• George to Be Remembered

  in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 04, 2002

• Digital Download Day

  in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 04, 2002

• Radio daze

  That Onion parody was really funny, wasn't it? Or was it?

  in Music — by Martin Devon — on Oct 04, 2002

• The Flying Burrito Bros. - The Gilded Palace of Sin

  A look back on one of the great albums of all time.

  in Music — by Aaron Cutler — on Oct 04, 2002

• Best Buy Experimenting In Music Download Game

  in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 04, 2002

• The $4 Bin - Volume 1

  Call me old fashioned, but I still buy CDs. In fact, I have an addiction to buying CDs. Fortunately, there's a great independent record store in town that provides me with my fix.

  in Music — by Ross — on Oct 04, 2002

• Layin' it Down: Songs from the Analog Playground by the Charlie Hunter Quartet

  evokes jazz-funk and soul-jazz fusion…an 8-string guitar virtuoso…the versatility of this outfit is part of its appeal…myriad percussion instruments and rhythms…Mos Def appears on the song Creole—as a soulful crooner…Norah Jones renders Roxy Music's More than This as a beautiful, soft samba and closes the record with Nick Drake's Day is Done

  in Music — by nathanlott — on Oct 04, 2002

• Tino Time

  Opinion in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 04, 2002

• dinner music

  When choosing music to cook by, it's not about the lyrics or the genre, it's about the groove you get into. It's about the flow of the music.

  in Music — by Michele Catalano — on Oct 04, 2002

• SLAYER Guitarist Speaks Out On His Favorite New Band

  Kerry King likes Chimaira, shouldn't you?

  in Music — by Jim Schwab — on Oct 04, 2002

• Blogcritics Interview: Jim Henke of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

  in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 04, 2002

• 'Rock Music Is Evil': Russian Priest Anatoly Berestov

  in Music — by Jim Schwab — on Oct 04, 2002

• Disturbed: Believe

  in Music — by Jim Schwab — on Oct 04, 2002

• Free Steve Earle

  in Music — by Steve Rhodes — on Oct 04, 2002

• Rhapsody: They Still Don't Get It

  Rhapsody is a $10 per month jukebox ... chained to my computer. But I’m just not going to pay for a jukebox unless it comes with the saloon.

  in Music — by BJ Johnson — on Oct 04, 2002

Video

• Everything Is Less Than Perfect

  in Video — by Bill Sherman — on Oct 04, 2002

• If This Is Miami, I'm Gloria Estefan

  New! With 50% More Old Stuff! Part 2 - CSI: Miami

  in Video — by skippy — on Oct 04, 2002

• New! With 50% More Old Stuff! Part 1

  The New Fall TV Season is pretty much the Same as the Old; and remember, Same rhymes with Lame.

  in Video — by skippy — on Oct 04, 2002

• More Paltrow

  in Video — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 04, 2002

• YOU DON'T KNOW JANE:

  Can you name five female directors?

  in Video — by Colin Wyers — on Oct 04, 2002

• Oscar Talk

  How in the hell do movies such as 'Titanic' actually win Best Picture?

  in Video — by Jay Caruso — on Oct 04, 2002

• RIP Bruce Paltrow

  in Video — by James Russell — on Oct 04, 2002

• Netflix Revisited

  in Video — by Brian Dear — on Oct 04, 2002

Culture

• Music to Remember

  in Culture — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 04, 2002

• Verizon vs RIAA, Today

  in Culture — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 04, 2002

• Ig Nobels Prizes 2002

  The Ig Nobels, honoring scientific achievements "that cannot or should not be reproduced," is geek humor at its geekiest.

  in Culture — by David Weinberger — on Oct 04, 2002

• Comics Karma

  in Culture — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 04, 2002

• No Six-Month Reprieve For Webcasters

  in Culture — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 04, 2002

• Reducio ad Absurdum, or Something

  in Culture — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 04, 2002

• Boucher on Digital Media Consumers' Rights Act

  STATEMENT OF CONGRESSMAN RICK BOUCHER (VA-9th) UPON INTRODUCTION OF THE DIGITAL MEDIA CONSUMERS' RIGHTS ACT

  in Culture — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 04, 2002

• Verizon vs RIAA Continued

  in Culture — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 04, 2002

Books

• Virginia Postrel: Fighting for the Future

  Former Reason magazine editor Virginia Postrel believes that the future will have little to do with traditional definitions of conservatives and liberals. Her 1999 book, "The Future and Its Enemies" divides the future between two groups she calls the dynamists and the stasists.

  in Books — by Ed Driscoll — on Oct 04, 2002