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Issue: June 7, 2006

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33 stories found - 21 through 33

21. Encore

Our critics weigh in on local theater

Published: June 7, 2006

The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. The moldering schoolhouse tradition of spelling bees has inspired a cultural deluge of late, from Myla Goldberg's 2001 novel Bee...
22. Sucka Free City

Smoka Free

By Martin Kuz Published: June 7, 2006

Sucka Free has a long tradition of standing up for smokers' rights. It's not that we're addicted to nicotine; we're addicted to America. Say what you will about the evils of...
23. Let's Get Killed

Fallen Angel Gram Parsons gains flight in new documentary

By Jennifer Maerz Published: June 7, 2006

"We're talking about a very classic Tennessee Williams play here — Southern money and alcoholism. Just a tragedy." So begins director Gandulf Hennig's newly released...
24. Sucka Free City

Outrageous Beauty

By Frank Wortham Published: June 7, 2006

The palm trees were waving above us as we sang "Happy Birthday" to the punk with the mohawk, the green vinyl shoes, and the poetry that proclaimed, "We will carry the weight...
25. Reviewed

Alejandro Escovedo

By Mark Keresman Published: June 7, 2006

Alejandro Escovedo hasn't had it easy — his first wife committed suicide; his excellent, critically praised discs haven't set any charts afire; and he battled a recent...
26. Letters

Letters to the Editor

Published: June 7, 2006

Future Tension A former NIMBY speaks out: As one who has been active in neighborhood politics for 20 years, I must sadly agree with Matt Smith's assessment of those who...
27. Reviewed

Sun Ra

By Tamara Palmer Published: June 7, 2006

There have been many writings and recordings concerning jazz innovator Sun Ra. But even the most respected scholars on the topic can't really hold a candle to Millbrae's John...
28. Reviewed

Cory Branan

By Chris Baty Published: June 7, 2006

On his second CD, Mississippi native Cory Branan has knifed his name into the alt-country canon. The closest analogue here in sound and quality is Ryan Adams' Heartbreaker,...
29. Reviewed

Mojave 3

By Michael Alan Goldberg Published: June 7, 2006

Neil Halstead and Rachel Goswell have been down the reinvention road before. Back when they were the core of British shoegazers Slowdive, the pair concluded that the noisy,...
30. Reviewed

Various Artists

By Tuyet Nguyen Published: June 7, 2006

Kill Rock Stars is owned by Slim Moon, a man who has better taste in music than you do. His ears are irrefutably sharp: The KRS roster is a dense handbook on indie-underground...
31. Bouncer

My So-Called Night

By Katy St. Clair Published: June 7, 2006

"All the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players," said one wise sage. I believe it was one of those "Will" guys who first uttered it, like Will Rogers or...
32. Hear This

It's a big fucking deal all over again

By Mark Keresman, Jennifer Maerz, Dave Pehling and Mike Rowell Published: June 7, 2006

You can't really call this season we're in "summer" until the city's major radio stations host an outdoor audio orgy to kick things off in style. So here's Live 105 stepping...
33. BeatBox

UK hip hop passes the mic

Jonah Flicker and Tamara Palmer Published: June 7, 2006

The War of 1812 obviously settled nothing, judging by the intrusion of the Brits upon America's hallowed grounds of hip hop. The thing is, something special is simmering in...