San Francisco - Issue: November 3, 2004 | Page: 2

Content

News Home The Snitch Blog Ask a Mexican Archives Search SF Weekly Flipbook Weekly Newsletter Get Mobile

Calendar Home Top Picks Submit an Event Events Newsletter Get Mobile Entertainment Ads

Music Home All Shook Down Blog Concert Calendar Bars and Clubs Bouncer Submit an Event Music Newsletter Get Mobile Music Ads

Restaurants Home SFoodie Find a Restaurant Menus Happy Hours Deals Dining Newsletter Get Mobile Restaurant Ads

Arts Home The Exhibitionist Blog Theater Arts Newsletter Get Mobile Entertainment Ads

Film Home Showtimes Film Poll 2011 Film Festivals Film Newsletter Get Mobile Free Stuff

Best Of Home 2011 2010 2009 2008 Best Of Newsletter Get Mobile Best Of Ads

Promotions Home Promotional Events Street Team Free Stuff Promotions Newsletter Get Mobile Deals

Post an Ad Jobs Real Estate Advertiser Index Deals Deals Newsletter Alternative Healing

MMJ Home MMJ News Dispensary Guide MMJ Newsletter

Advanced Search Results

Issue: November 3, 2004

Page: 2

33 stories found - 21 through 33

21. Encore

Encore

Published: November 3, 2004

Circumnavigator. Dan Hoyle circled the globe on a grant two years ago from the Chicago-based Circumnavigators Club, using its money to develop a piece of "journalistic...
22. Reviewed

DJ /rupture

By Mosi Reeves Published: November 3, 2004

Special Gunpowder is the first original recording from DJ rupture, a producer who initially caused a stir with his 2001 mix tape, Minesweeper Suite. On that disc, he deftly...
23. Sports/Outdoors

Twilight Zone

Published: November 3, 2004

ONGOING There's something inherently spooky about solitary confinement, damp concrete, and the lurking spirits of former prisoners. The Alcatraz Night Tour is limited to a...
24. Reviewed

Bright Eyes

By Abigail Clouseau Published: November 3, 2004

Little Conor Oberst, bless his heart. We've watched him grow up right before our eyes, much like the zany girls of The Facts of Life. Although, in his case, he's gone from...
25. See/Be Seen

Twinning

Published: November 3, 2004

ONGOING 11/3-20 The work in artist Xylor Jane's "Twin Prime" exhibition is mathematical, controlled, and, with one exception, square. It's minimal, if not formally...
26. Reviewed

Prince Po

By Sam Chennault Published: November 3, 2004

There's a basic principle in both hip hop and dating that Prince Po long ago violated: Never stand next to someone more attractive than yourself; it makes you look bad. As one...
27. Performance

What Came Before

Published: November 3, 2004

FRI 11/5 "Pre-blues" may sound like the feeling you get right before your emotions take a major dip off the happiness meter. But it's actually a more technical term,...
28. Reviewed

Frank Black

By Abigail Clouseau Published: November 3, 2004

Frank Black may be the godfather of quirk rock, but everyone would agree that much of the luster has been lacking since the Pixies originally disbanded, which is why Frank...
29. Reviewed

Pavement

By Abigail Clouseau Published: November 3, 2004

Modern-day indie rock owes a huge debt to Pavement, and Crooked Rain is arguably the pinnacle of the band's career: all endearing sloppiness; disses on the Smashing Pumpkins;...
30. OK Then

OK Then

By Garrett Kamps Published: November 3, 2004

Writing this column feels like something of an exercise in futility. After all, by the time you read this -- assuming this whole voting thing goes smoothly, which it probably...
31. Bouncer

Bouncer

By Katy St. Clair Published: November 3, 2004

Let's start at the end and move backwards. The night was drawing to a close, and I was at the end of the bar at Lefty O'Douls in Union Square. "He was dead for nine hours...
32. Hear This

Hear This

By Sam Prestianni and Philip Sherburne Published: November 3, 2004

In an effort to acknowledge the wide-ranging music culture of Brazil and its contribution to the evolution of American jazz -- most notably via the bossa nova craze of the...
33. BeatBox

BeatBox

By Tamara Palmer, Philip Sherburne and Brock Keeling Published: November 3, 2004

Experienced DJs Sake-One, J-Boogie, and Jesse Saunders (who released the first house record in the '80s) will be on hand at Club Six to preside over a different sort of...