Pages tagged “issue 47”

Gary Louris and Mark Olson: Ready for the Flood

These new memories—thank the Americana gods—are riddled with Louris and Olson’s past...  read more

Found in: Music, Reviews

Slavery Doc Takes Musical Approach

The voice on the other end of the line was timid...  read more

Found in: Culture, Features

Phish: Walnut Creek

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Take it or leave it, Phish at a peakTotal jammin' brodown or no, Phish's two-DVD Walnut Creek, recorded in July 1997, stays focused on the music. Five cameras, almost exclusively trained on the earnestly pretentious Vermont foursome, plus a poppingly mixed soundtrack make for (mostly) caveat-free hippie goodness. Even in digital fidelity, Phish is—by its standards—flawless. ...  read more

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Cool Hand Luke (Deluxe Edition)

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Stuart Rosenberg's 1967 classic Cool Hand Luke has left a heavy footprint in our pop-culture conscience...  read more

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Dead Celebrity Author of the Month: Roberto Bolaño

Poet and novelist Roberto Bolaño wrote about strangulations, stabbings, rapes, drug deals, pistol-whippings and love gone wrong...  read more

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Graeme Thomson

It's evident from I Shot A Man in Reno that author Graeme Thomson...  read more

Found in: Books, Reviews

Peter Straub (Editor)

It’s human nature to love a mystery...  read more

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Paul G. Maziar & Maust

In this experimental collaboration between writer Maziar and designer (and Cold War Kids bassist) Maust...  read more

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Sabbath Bloody Sabbath: The Shocking Similarities Between Gospel Music and Death Metal

A few hundred near-maniacal fans stand wide-eyed in rural Arkansas, amped by the prospects of an afternoon spent rocking out. When the opening act takes the stage...  read more

Found in: Music, Features

30 Rock: 
Season 2

One can only dream that behind-the-scenes goings on at...  read more

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