- Wednesday, April 16, 2008 — 34 Articles Published
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Music Review: Lindsey Buckingham – Live At The Bass Performance Hall— Buckingham has acquired a reputation as that of a meticulous, often-eccentric musician. This sensational live album is the payoff.
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Kim & Seana Launch One More BC Giveaway!— Kim & Seana help us launch another giveaway, and it's a doozie!
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TV Review: American Idol - Top Seven— Mariah Carey mentors the top seven.
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Random Shuffle - Regina Spektor, They Might Be Giants, Elvis and Big Bad Voodoo Daddy— I'm putting my music collection on shuffle and talking about karaoke, marital differences, getting older, and other random silliness.
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Music Review: El Perro Del Mar – From The Valley To The Stars— Sarah Assbring's sophomore album brings back the heavenly and gloomy side of El Perro Del Mar.
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Blu-ray Game Review: Space Ace— Not much of a game as it is a fantastic piece of animation.
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Vinyl Tap: Jo Jo Gunne— From the primordial mist, in the land where Foghatsaurus and Grand Funk Triceratops roamed, the mighty Jo Jo Gunne emerged...
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Play the Buzz! The Hollywood Quiz Flash Mini-game— Play this Buzz! Flash mini-game and possibly win prizes from Sony.
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TV Review: The Biggest Loser - Live Grand Finale— "Have you ever had a dream so big and so unreal and then all of a sudden it was right
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Music Review: Nat King Cole - The Very Thought of You (Reissue)— From the opening notes of the title track’s legendary refrain, it is apparent that a state of composed delight is
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Music Review: Fish - 13th Star— Don't worry, there's life in the old fish yet.
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Music Review: Sun Paulo - Electric Wisdom Sound System— The worlds finest psychedelic, spacerock, funk, jazz fusion, Latin American dance band
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Music Review: Robyn - Robyn— She's the future of pop and we had better take notice or she’ll kick our asses.
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Jazz Singer Johnny Hartman: An Underappreciated but Brilliant Vocalist— While not as famous as Sinatra or Cole, Johnny Hartman remains one of the greatest--and most under appreciated--interpreters of the
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Music DVD Review: Larry Carlton, Robben Ford, & Autour Du Blues - The Paris Concert— Everybody really does have the blues!
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Blindly Navigating a Maze of Bureaucracy, Depression, and Suicide— Trapped in a spider's web of just barely being out of reach of help, be it government programs or financial
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Comedy CD Review: Bushspeak Volume 2 - Fore More Years— Let me begin by stating that this is simply a review of a CD entitled "Bushspeak Volume 2: Fore More
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Sean Costello, 1979-2008— Costello joins Magic Sam and Stevie Ray Vaughan as exciting young blues talents who left us just as they're hitting
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Killing America Softly With Their Songs - The Rise of the "Americanist" Culture— When Americans began to sing dirges was when I sensed History's tragic hand upon her shoulder.
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Theater Review (New York): The Little Flower of East Orange— LAByrinth Theater Company is not neat and tidy-making. It bubbles and evolves with every production.
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Book Review: The Hidden Dangers of Soy by Diane Gregg— The book is filled with well-researched articles, website resources, and much anecdotal evidence.
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Book Review: The Smiths -The Early Years by Paul Slattery— A new picture book by famous rock photographer.
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Book Review: Seabird by Sherry Thompson— A must-read for CS Lewis fans.
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The Last American— Where is the last American in this land of hyphenated-cultures and rabid political fanatics? I crave to see his face...
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The Truthiness of Last Restaurant Standing— It's sort of true. It's almost true. It's just a little off.
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Music Review: Hayes Carll - Trouble In Mind— Hayes Carll has a decisive answer to those faux-devotional slick country songs like "Jesus Take the Wheel."
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Springsteen’s Reason To Believe: Barack Obama— Springsteen on Obama: “I have now seen enough to know where I stand.”
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Five Times August "The Good Life"— Five Times August performs "The Good Life" as part of the Sun Studio Sessions.
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Music Review: M83 - Saturdays = Youth— Saturdays = Youth is M83's 80's new-wave pop album, adding to their existing style with more standard song structure.
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Music Review: Nat King Cole - This is Nat King Cole (Reissue)— Cole explains that "dreams can tell a lie" on this compilation.
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Music Review: Dave Douglas & Keystone - Moonshine— Celebrated jazz trumpeter and composer Dave Douglas is once again inspired by a silent movie star to create forward-looking music.
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Book Review: The Echoing Green - The Untold Story of Bobby Thomson, Ralph Branca, and The Shot Heard Round The World by Joshua Prager— A detailed look at the secrets behind the most famous home run in the history of baseball.
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Book Review: 33 1/3 - Tom Waits’ Swordfishtrombones by David Smay— One blogger's 33 1/3 series rampage continues, this time with Tom Waits' Swordfishtrombones.
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Music Review: Portishead - Third— After an eleven year hiatus, Portishead is back.
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