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• 1563 Music Review: Trio Ifiqiya - Petite Planete

  A perfect example of how looking to the past is sometimes the best way to find something new.

  Review in Music — by Richard Marcus — on Sep 29, 2009

• 1562 Music Review: State Radio - Let It Go

  A reminder there's still life in rock and roll and who the music really belongs to.

  Review in Music — by Richard Marcus — on Sep 26, 2009

• 1561 Music Review: Fanfare Ciocarlia - Fanfare Ciocarlia Live & Best Of Gypsy Brass

  Their music resonates with the sound of the human experience in a way few other bands can ever hope to emulate.

  Review in Music — by Richard Marcus — on Sep 20, 2009

• 1560 Music Review: Various Performers - Footsteps In Africa - The Soundtrack

  Like the movie, the soundtrack speaks with the voice of the film makers, not their subject, the Tuareg.

  Review in Music — by Richard Marcus — on Sep 17, 2009

• 1559 Book Review: Gods Of War by Ashok Banker

  This is a wonderful story, by a remarkable and gifted storyteller.

  Review in Books — by Richard Marcus — on Sep 16, 2009

• 1558 Music Review: Terakaft - Akh Issudar

  When you listen to the music of Terakaft the depth of their passion for their subject is obvious.

  Review in Music — by Richard Marcus — on Sep 15, 2009

• 1557 Music DVD Review: Indian Ocean - Indian Ocean Live In Delhi

  Indian Ocean are one of those bands that remind us why we loved music in the first place.

  Review in Music — by Richard Marcus — on Sep 14, 2009

• 1556 Music Review: Harry Manx - Bread And Buddha

  There is an emotional void that leaves you feeling the songs are incomplete.

  Review in Music — by Richard Marcus — on Sep 11, 2009

• 1555 Music Review: Kailash Kher & Kailasa - Yatra (Nomadic Souls)

  You can't help but be swept off your feet by the music.

  Review in Music — by Richard Marcus — on Sep 08, 2009

• 1554 Book Review: The Cavalier In the Yellow Doublet by Arturo Perez-Reverte

  The perfect antidote to the romantic view of history common to most fiction

  Review in Books — by Richard Marcus — on Sep 07, 2009