September 3, 2004 Archive

Music

• My Encounter With Lucky Dube

  "Reggae in jail, reggae in church everybody likes it"

  Interview in Music — by Joel Savage — on Sep 03, 2004

• Guitar Moods By Mundell Lowe

  in Music — by The Proprietor — on Sep 03, 2004

• Dan Dyer - Of What Lies Beneath

  in Music — by Mark Saleski — on Sep 03, 2004

• Zellertry

  Early to bed and early to rise. Making love in the grass, Leaves stains on the thighs.

  in Music — by Bigwig — on Sep 03, 2004

• The Friday Morning Listen

  It's time to Reach Up And Touch The Sky.

  in Music — by Mark Saleski — on Sep 03, 2004

• Six Quick Album Reviews

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

Culture

• Nanotech arrogance will meet the Luddite hammer

  Plant me firmly on "future doesn't need us" ground if this is a representative opinion among all of nanotechnology's thought leaders.

  in Culture — by Howard Lovy — on Sep 03, 2004

• Conrad Black's Harem of Estate Homes

  Some wealthy men surround themselves with a harem of beautiful women, but not Conrad Black.

  in Culture — by Mr. Real Estate — on Sep 03, 2004

• Allow me to introduce my hair

  This is my first entry at Blogcritics, and what better way to introduce myself than by telling a story about my hair?

  in Culture — by halfacanuck — on Sep 03, 2004

• Clinton to undergo Emergency Quadruple Bypass Surgery

  in Culture — by Jeremy Chrysler — on Sep 03, 2004

• Honesty in Art Criticism

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

• funeral for a friend

  in Culture — by Sadi Ranson-Polizzotti — on Sep 03, 2004

• Thoughts on the Viva Bush Speech

  in Culture — by Jeremy Chrysler — on Sep 03, 2004

• Is a "Striking" Photo a Failed Photo?

  So now a powerful art critic writes that a "striking" photo is a "failed" photo... what's the antonym of "striking?"

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

• Democratization of Cultural Criticism

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

• Purely American

  The tide is turning.

  in Culture — by Mark Saleski — on Sep 03, 2004

• The Leaning Of A Swing Voter

  My vote is not cast in stone as of yet, but the etching has begun.

  in Culture — by Dawn Olsen — on Sep 03, 2004

• Bad news for the Dems.

  Going into the convention Bush was riding a small bounce, and between the convention and other news today, it is not a great time to be running for President as a Democrat.

  in Culture — by Tom Bux — on Sep 03, 2004

Politics

• John Kerry - Dead candidate walking

  Now, which one looked like a PRESIDENT, and which one looked like a whiny boy who was up way past his bedtime?

  in Politics — by Al Barger — on Sep 03, 2004

• Remember George's historic comments from the White House immediately after the attacks on 9-11?

  in Politics — by Big Time Patriot — on Sep 03, 2004

• The Election: Where We Stand Now

  in Politics — by Eric Olsen — on Sep 03, 2004

• 50 States, 46 Polls

  I Crunch The Numbers, So You Don't Have To...

  in Politics — by RJ Elliott — on Sep 03, 2004

Books

• "Newjack - Guarding Sing Sing" by Ted Conover

  Author Ted Conover immerses himself in the American prison system by becoming a corrections officer. A troubling, depressing, yet gripping account.

  in Books — by Eric Lindholm — on Sep 03, 2004

• Mastering 3D Animation

  Peter Ratner explores 3D animation techniques, from basic modeling to professional quality animation, in this informative guide designed for 3D artists of all levels. [Book review]

  in Books — by W.E. Wallo — on Sep 03, 2004

• life & death in Winthrop, Massachusetts | Sylvia Plath on Azalea Path

  in Books — by Sadi Ranson-Polizzotti — on Sep 03, 2004

• fat land | a review of Greg Critser's new book

  in Books — by Sadi Ranson-Polizzotti — on Sep 03, 2004

• A Glass Half Full by Felix Dennis

  in Books — by ZMethos — on Sep 03, 2004

Video

• City Of God

  You watch as the actors run through streets with garbage piled high on both sides; watch as children commit violence without breaking a sweat. You can see this film is a mirror of real events, because a film with this kind of authenticity is rare.

  in Video — by sungoddess — on Sep 03, 2004

• School of Rock

  in Video — by Paul De Angelis — on Sep 03, 2004

Gaming

• Questionable Movie-to-Game Adaptations

  in Gaming — by Scott Pepper — on Sep 03, 2004

Sci/Tech

• A bright future ... in Europe

  GE may be as American as Thomas Edison, but it also knows where the future might appear brighter.

  in Sci/Tech — by Howard Lovy — on Sep 03, 2004