September 16, 2004 Archive

Music

• Bass Extremes @ The Birchmere

  in Music — by Casper — on Sep 16, 2004

• The Sadies live! plus Arcade Fire feeding the hype machine

  in Music — by Damon Muma — on Sep 16, 2004

• Heaven or Hell

  in Music — by MuzikMan — on Sep 16, 2004

• Three Down...

  Do you remember rock and roll radio? Once again, the song is a sad one.

  in Music — by Natalie Davis — on Sep 16, 2004

• Ashlee Simpson - Autobiography

  in Music — by Dawn Olsen — on Sep 16, 2004

• Fischerspooner's "Excellent Workshop"

  in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Sep 16, 2004

• Travers & Appice= rather average actually

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Sep 16, 2004

• Trivium's Matt Heafy Brings Sophomore Touch To Freshman Release!

  One might not expect the Florida-based Trivium to have a sophomore’s polish on a freshman album, yet the release of Ember to Inferno...

  in Music — by Chris Akin — on Sep 16, 2004

• Saga back...

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Sep 16, 2004

• Kasey Chambers - Wayward Angel

  in Music — by Mark Saleski — on Sep 16, 2004

• W.A.S.P. - THE NEON GOD: PART 2 - THE DEMISE (Sanctuary)

  It's official - Blackie Lawless is officially the king of the concept album. Be it somewhat conceptualized releases like THE HEADLESS CHILDREN or UNHOLY TERROR, or the full on epic stories like THE CRIMSON IDOL, Lawless is better at it than anyone.

  in Music — by Chris Akin — on Sep 16, 2004

• Alien Crime Syndicate- "10 Songs in the Key of Betrayal"

  What can I say - it's already on the girl's iPod. You gotta get it.

  in Music — by Morgaine Swann — on Sep 16, 2004

• Rhapsody deliver fantasy metal...

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Sep 16, 2004

• Tears For Fears and the Happy Ending

  in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Sep 16, 2004

• Dr Dre and Bacharach?

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Sep 16, 2004

• Elton gets stamped

  in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Sep 16, 2004

• Too Tough to Die... I wish.

  in Music — by Solonor Rasreth — on Sep 16, 2004

• Album of the day: Tears For Fears - Everybody Loves A Happy Ending

  in Music — by Tom Johnson — on Sep 16, 2004

Culture

• Sakhalin oil, gas mega-project seen threatening rare sea eagles

  A massive oil and natural gas project under way off Sakhalin is threatening Steller's sea eagles, which breed on the island and migrate to Japan in the winter, according to ornithologists and other experts.

  in Culture — by Jason Koulouras — on Sep 16, 2004

• Ohio Musician Returns to Florida and Teams With The Red Cross to Offer Relief With Funds From New Live CD

  in Culture — by MuzikMan — on Sep 16, 2004

• Real polls predict presidential poser

  Fortunately, there are pretty reliable polls. They are showing a close race with a slight advantage in Bush's favor.

  in Culture — by Mac Diva — on Sep 16, 2004

• A Rather Familiar Approach

  in Culture — by Thad Anderson — on Sep 16, 2004

• To Media Elites, Facts Shouldn't Stand In The Way

  For Dan Rather, facts should never stand in the way of one's agenda.

  in Culture — by David Flanagan — on Sep 16, 2004

• Motor Voter Fraud

  in Culture — by Jeremy Chrysler — on Sep 16, 2004

• Art Ads: Race, Gender and Ethnicity

  This is one of the most original art ideas that I have seen in years!

  in Culture — by Lenny Campello — on Sep 16, 2004

• The New Nickels

  in Culture — by Jeremy Chrysler — on Sep 16, 2004

• Cold hard cash freezes NHL

  You'd have thought on such a historic day for the NHL that someone, anyone, would have come up with something new to say.

  in Culture — by Jason Koulouras — on Sep 16, 2004

• Vision and Art

  Doctors and scientists suggest that the reason why artists see things differently, is because they have something wrong with their eyesight. Art historians have renounced this theory as being too ludicrous, stating that "artists know exactly why they are doing what they are doing."

  in Culture — by Ken Lyen — on Sep 16, 2004

• Bloggers Declare War on Spam

  The doom and gloom naysayers are predicting that comment spamming will mark the end of blogging, (or at least as we now know it) and are advocating the removal of commenting altogether.

  in Culture — by Blog Bloke — on Sep 16, 2004

• Welcome To The Machine

  You can package it with strawberry-blonde hair, put pink lipstick on it, slap some dirty words all over and call it a blog, but a blog it does not make.

  in Culture — by Dawn Olsen — on Sep 16, 2004

Video

• Puppets Who Kill

  in Video — by Jim Carruthers — on Sep 16, 2004

• The Duke Sees "Max"

  Or; "Hitler - The Early Years"

  in Video — by Duke De Mondo — on Sep 16, 2004

• Movie Review: Cellular

  in Video — by Chris Beaumont — on Sep 16, 2004

• Alexander Examined

  in Video — by Eric Olsen — on Sep 16, 2004

Sci/Tech

• The Duke Gets A Kicking From The Critics!

  Prepare to be shocked and / or stunned. Also, very very disturbed.

  in Sci/Tech — by Duke De Mondo — on Sep 16, 2004

• "I Was Certain, but I Was Wrong"

  in Sci/Tech — by bookofjoe — on Sep 16, 2004

• Dreamweaver MX 2004 FTP upload slow as molasses in January

  I have had it up to here with Dreamweaver's FTP upload. It needs an overhaul.

  in Sci/Tech — by Ken Edwards — on Sep 16, 2004

Gaming

• Video Mods - Um?

  in Gaming — by Eric Olsen — on Sep 16, 2004

Politics

• Canada "arbitrates" for sharia

  Can Canada, so concerned about liberal democracy, seriously contemplate allowing radial Islamic law to settle family disputes?

  in Politics — by Mark Edward Manning — on Sep 16, 2004

• Iraq Looks Bleak Says New National Intelligence Estimate

  in Politics — by Justin Delabar — on Sep 16, 2004