- Monday, August 12, 2002 — 27 Articles Published
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Dorman: When I Come to You— ...
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Fouad Ajami: Dream Palace of the Arabs— Dream Palace of the Arabs, says Glenn Frazier, is a fascinating, sad look at a lost generation of Arab intellectuals.
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Announcing Blogcritics.com!— Eric Olsen and a consortium of over 100 of the web's best writers are excited to announce the launch of
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Rollins Band - The Only Way To Know For Sure— I was looking forward to this one for a few reasons. First, the last live CD he released, an internet-only...
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Iron Maiden - Rock In Rio— I'm not fully sure why I bought this, to be honest, other than the fact that I snagged a used...
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Pixies— In 1987, I first heard an advance cassette of "Come On Pilgrim" from 4AD. The songs blew me away, and
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The Consumer is Always Right— The Compact Disc is dead, the age of Digital Music has arrived and the Record Companies are scared to death.
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As You Like It— In his first post, Paul Palubicki examined what's wrong with the record industry. In this installment, he gives some
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Janis Ian Is Not A Fool— Defending Myself: It is obviously my post which put a bug in Greg's ear...
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The Birthday Of The World and Other Stories - Ursula K. LeGuin— Of course, it's more than just sex.
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Frank Lenz - The Hot Stuff
— If you ask Frank Lenz what his music sounds like he'll tell you "It sounds like 'S.W.A.T.' on dope." It
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Big Smith: Gig— Big Smith is a self-described hillbilly band out of Springfield, Missouri. The band is all family, consisting of
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Wild Billy Childish & The Buff Medways: Steady The Buffs— ...
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Bluff City Backsliders— ...
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I Luciferi— ...
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Luna: Romantica— Can sadness be more sweet?
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They Might Be Giants - No!— ...
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The Buddhacrush— Rock and Roll needs more saxophones.
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Ben Kweller: Sha Sha— ...
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Hearing of, and then Hearing Patti Smith's Horses for the First Time— "Her influence today is undeniable," said Michael Stipe of REM, "There' s not anybody I know in a band anywhere
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Avril Lavigne: Let Go— ...
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Elaine Stritch: At Liberty— I don't want to suffer for my art, but I'm awfully glad Elaine Stritch did.
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Review: Rollerball soundtrack— Elegiac.
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A Song You'll Probably Never Hear
— I heard a song this week that made me interested in listening to music again. Unfortunately, you'll probably never hear
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Ballad of Johnny Taliban: Steve Earle Picks Another Dumb Fight
— He was the barely known opener at a six-act country concert in the sticks south of San Diego. I can't remember
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Hot Rod Circuit: Sorry About Tomorrow— Part of what is so cool about music is that it evokes place so well.
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A Brief History of the Flood— I'm a city boy, raised under the brilliant glow of success and possibility which I saw everywhere around me. This
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