July 3, 2004 Archive

Music

• The Suburban Sound: Through the Bull EP

  A new release from our old friend, Andy.

  in Music — by The Theory — on Jul 03, 2004

• Katie Melua Call Off The Search

  in Music — by Gordon S. Miller — on Jul 03, 2004

• Neil Young's "Rockin' In The Free World" Lyrics Analysis

  Neil Young's song "Rockin' In The Free World" is prominent in director Michael Moore's film 'Fahrenheit 9/11' where it runs over the closing credits. A re-release of the song and a new music video directed by Moore is scheduled for the Summer of 2004.

  in Music — by Thrasher — on Jul 03, 2004

• CalabashMusic.com - "Our most popular artist? Habib Koité"

  in Music — by bookofjoe — on Jul 03, 2004

• Tora! Tora! Torrance! - A Cynics Nightmare

  Think of the least interesting jam session on the Mars Volta disc, now make it less interesting and make it last for 8 minutes and 42 seconds.

  in Music — by Seth Werkheiser — on Jul 03, 2004

Video

• Q: The Winged Serpent DVD Review

  in Video — by Matt Paprocki — on Jul 03, 2004

• Remake hell, continued: Kojack

  in Video — by Screen Rant — on Jul 03, 2004

• The Terminal: A Modern Masterpiece

  in Video — by Justene Adamec — on Jul 03, 2004

• Some film documentaries I want to see

  in Video — by Casper — on Jul 03, 2004

• The Duke On "Let It Be" And The Current State Of The Rockumentary

  Have folks forgotten how to make a film about four fellas complain and play some tunes? Some would suggest that yes, might be the answer.

  in Video — by Duke De Mondo — on Jul 03, 2004

• On "Characterization"-- In Superhero Comics, It's The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown, and Everywhere Else

  in Video — by David Fiore — on Jul 03, 2004

• Spider-Man 2: Life Under the Mask

  Just as the first film did, Spider-Man 2 manages to make New York and her citizens a key character in their own right. Not only does the cityscape feature prominently, but in a crucial scene New Yorkers reciprocate the good will that Spider-Man has shown to them.

  in Video — by Tama — on Jul 03, 2004

Books

• Homo Ludens - by Johan Huizinga

  in Books — by bookofjoe — on Jul 03, 2004

Culture

• Please, don't do this

  in Culture — by Casper — on Jul 03, 2004

• The technology of radar-fighting heats up

  in Culture — by bookofjoe — on Jul 03, 2004

• Ana Mendieta Opens at The Whitney Museum

  in Culture — by Lenny Campello — on Jul 03, 2004

• Current Copyright Laws Suck

  in Culture — by Zeke's Gallery, Montreal — on Jul 03, 2004

• Cool Idea Alert - via Dangerous Chunky

  in Culture — by Zeke's Gallery, Montreal — on Jul 03, 2004

• Isa Tousignant on Trevor Gould

  in Culture — by Zeke's Gallery, Montreal — on Jul 03, 2004

• San Jose Police Seek Help in Identifying Perp

  Robert Martin Brown, a 50 year old Newark man, was arrested by the San Jose police on suspicion of sending sexually graphic material over the Internet to an undercover detective posing as a preteen girl. Police are concerned that Brown might have contacted other teenagers and released his screen name,``Dewaltman50''...

  in Culture — by Bob DeMarco — on Jul 03, 2004

• Human Cadavers as Art

  in Culture — by Lenny Campello — on Jul 03, 2004

• Margaret Boozer: What Exactly is Chaos?

  in Culture — by Lenny Campello — on Jul 03, 2004

Sci/Tech

• Vigilante Website Calls Local Man a Pedophile - He Plans to Sue

  Web site calls local man a pedophile. He plans to sue.

  News in Sci/Tech — by Bob DeMarco — on Jul 03, 2004

• My Blogging Offensive

  in Sci/Tech — by Corinna Hasofferett — on Jul 03, 2004

• My experience with Sony Connect

  in Sci/Tech — by Casper — on Jul 03, 2004

• Mozilla 1.7

  It's better than IE, it's safer than IE, and it's free. What are you waiting for?

  in Sci/Tech — by Bruce Kratofil — on Jul 03, 2004