Name: Stephen Foster
Weblog: www.culturecrank.com
Articles: 21
First Published: Monday, March 31, 2008
Last Published: Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Currently listing articles 21-1:
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Mad Men: AMC's Brilliant Series and the High Cost of Nothing— Nothing begats nothing: AMC's Mad Men.
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Music Review: Dropkick Murphys - The Meanest of Times— Boston punk takes on mean, hard times.
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Music Review: Amy MacDonald - This Is The Life— Amy MacDonald wants more
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Remembering George Carlin— Even 200 years from now, some comic somewhere will believe in only one god: George Carlin.
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Music Review: Marcia Ball – Peace, Love & BBQ— Piano blues to Blow the House Down
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Music Review: Marcia Ball - Marcia Ball: Live at the Highline Ballroom
— Marcia Ball performs for you.
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Website Review: Vagabondage Press Launches Online Literary Magazine The Battered Suitcase— Literary website that means what it says.
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Book Review: Harpoon - Into the Heart of Whaling by Andrew Darby— The dangers of playing Captain Ahab.
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TV Review: Isabella Rossellini's Green Porno— Not the birds; just the bees and other insects.
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Music Review: Scott Hamilton and Friends – Across the Tracks— Veteran jazzman swings with another great outing
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Music Review: Bandry Land - Sharecropper's Whine— Too many distractions in this life lining up to snatch us from what matters.
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Book Review: Ghosts at the Table by Des Wilson— Know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em.
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Book Review - A Pocketful of History: Four Hundred Years of America — One State Quarter at a Time by Jim Noles— American history coin by coin, state by state.
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Music Review: The Malchicks - To Kill a Mockingbird— A teenaged duo brings an intensity to the blues that sounds as though they know their days are numbered.
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Book Review: The Venus Week by Rebecca Booth— A book for women who may be missing some of the important times in their lives.
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Jesus Be Black, Yo— Rev. Wright is wrong, but not for reasons you might think
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Music Review: Radiohead: The Best Of— In its way, it’s a tribute to a band that’s not really a band.
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Book Review - Jason Schindler's The Poem I Turn To: Actors and Directors Present Poetry that Inspires Them— This book will help us understand poetry's fundamental vitality and its capacity for inspiration.
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Music Review: LOVE PSYCHEDELICO - This is Love Psychedelico— You gotta hear this.
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Music Review: Justin Townes Earle - The Good Life— You take the gig, anyway you can.
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Music Review: She & Him - Volume One— Pop confection with substance
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