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March 21, 2012
Springsteen Says Rockers Are Thieves: Five Songs You May Not Know Were Stolen
Last Thursday, Bruce Springsteen made the keynote speech at South By Southwest. He was funny, he was heartfelt, he was informative and -- dang, Boss! -- he was ridiculously honest. So honest in fact, that he picked up a guitar, played the opening riff from The Animals' "We Gotta Get Out of this P ... More >>
Blogs
March 19, 2012
Live Review, 3/16/12: Drive-By Truckers Are Pretty Much Why We Bothered Having Rock 'n' Roll in the First Place
Drive-By TruckersFriday, March 16, 2012The FillmoreSomewhere out there in the multiverse, on Earth 2 or some damn place, opening for what's left of Lynyrd Skynyrd back in '02 brought Drive-By Truckers to the attention of a clutch classic rock and AOR program directors. A little embarrassed&n ... More >>
Blogs
March 16, 2012
The Best of SXSW Music: Thursday 3/15/2012
If you're familiar with chaos theory, which in its basic form is the attempt to find patterns in the random acts of shit on Earth, then you may understand the difficulty that comes with describing a full day at SXSW. To break down the bright, scintillating chaos, Village Voice Media's roving music e ... More >>
Blogs
March 12, 2012
Alert: SXSW Coverage Ahead
"What I want from each and every one of you is a hard-target search of every gas station, residence, warehouse, farmhouse, henhouse, outhouse and doghouse in that area." -- Tommy Lee Jones, The Fugitive You don't have to spend much time at South By Southwest to know that all of the above building ... More >>
Blogs
March 6, 2012
The Top 5 Weirdest Woody Guthrie Covers
By DAVE GIL DE RUBIO When Woody Guthrie's daughter Nora opened up the archives of her father's copious amounts of unreleased material to Billy Bragg and Wilco back in the late '90s, the union produced two Mermaid Avenue albums chock full of the late Okie's unrecorded lyrics set to new music. The re ... More >>
Music
February 15, 2012
Garland Jeffreys: Show Preview
By DAVE GIL DE RUBIO When Woody Guthrie's daughter Nora opened up the archives of her father's copious amounts of unreleased material to Billy Bragg and Wilco back in the late '90s, the union produced two Mermaid Avenue albums chock full of the late Okie's unrecorded lyrics set to new music. The re ... More >>
Music
November 23, 2011
Crooked Fingers: Show Preview
By DAVE GIL DE RUBIO When Woody Guthrie's daughter Nora opened up the archives of her father's copious amounts of unreleased material to Billy Bragg and Wilco back in the late '90s, the union produced two Mermaid Avenue albums chock full of the late Okie's unrecorded lyrics set to new music. The re ... More >>
Blogs
September 21, 2011
In Print: Jimmy Eat World Revisits Bleed American, and More
Jimmy Eat WorldJimmy Eat World: In 2001, four friends from Mesa, Ariz., made an album called Bleed American -- a set of sentimental, earnest, and immensely relatable pop-punk anthems. Teenagers everywhere shoved the CD into their car stereos as they snuck out past curfew; the album went plati ... More >>
Blogs
September 9, 2011
An Albany Kid Reflects on Hometown Punks Rancid: "That's My America"
Rachel TejadaRancid It's probably no coincidence that it began two years ago, when I was living in New York and constantly homesick for the West Coast. Someone would put a Rancid song, generally "Roots Radicals" or "Time Bomb," on the odd punk-heavy bar jukebox, and a wave of pure, adolescent ... More >>
Music
June 22, 2011
Sizzle & Fizzle: Highs and Lows from the Last Week in S.F. Music
Rachel TejadaRancid It's probably no coincidence that it began two years ago, when I was living in New York and constantly homesick for the West Coast. Someone would put a Rancid song, generally "Roots Radicals" or "Time Bomb," on the odd punk-heavy bar jukebox, and a wave of pure, adolescent ... More >>
Blogs
May 27, 2011
Noah & The Whale, Bahamas Charm The Independent
Romana MachadoCharle Fink of Noah and the WhaleNoah & The WhaleBahamasMay 26, 2011@ The IndependentBetter than: Standing in front of any other amplifiers south of Lombard Street. At twenty after eight, I was attempting some wiseass remark to my photographer about Thursday crowds when the firs ... More >>
Blogs
May 27, 2011
Tom Jones Appears On American Idol Finale To Zero Fanfare. We Call BS.
Last Wednesday, the masochists amongst you may have caught the American Idol grand finale, during which baby-face baritone Scotty McCreery was crowned champion. The build-up to the announcement was nothing short of epic, featuring, as it did, performances from Lady Gaga (who's on the show so much at ... More >>
Music
April 20, 2011
Kurt Vile: Show Preview
Last Wednesday, the masochists amongst you may have caught the American Idol grand finale, during which baby-face baritone Scotty McCreery was crowned champion. The build-up to the announcement was nothing short of epic, featuring, as it did, performances from Lady Gaga (who's on the show so much at ... More >>
Blogs
February 17, 2011
Mark Growden's New Traditionalism, and What Green Day's Mike Dirnt Does On His Days Off
Local jazzman-turned-folkie Mark Growden: There are many ways to interpret and preserve the traditions of musical Americana. One is treat it like a museum piece, with pious reverence -- thereby sucking the fun clean out of it. Another is to revamp it, keep its mannerisms, but supercharge it, muck ... More >>
Dining
December 15, 2010
Grub and Citizen's Band try to reinvent comfort food
Local jazzman-turned-folkie Mark Growden: There are many ways to interpret and preserve the traditions of musical Americana. One is treat it like a museum piece, with pious reverence -- thereby sucking the fun clean out of it. Another is to revamp it, keep its mannerisms, but supercharge it, muck ... More >>
Music
November 10, 2010
Bouncer: Hanging with drunk folks on the 38 Geary
Local jazzman-turned-folkie Mark Growden: There are many ways to interpret and preserve the traditions of musical Americana. One is treat it like a museum piece, with pious reverence -- thereby sucking the fun clean out of it. Another is to revamp it, keep its mannerisms, but supercharge it, muck ... More >>
Music
April 15, 2009
Mastodon exposes its inner prog
Local jazzman-turned-folkie Mark Growden: There are many ways to interpret and preserve the traditions of musical Americana. One is treat it like a museum piece, with pious reverence -- thereby sucking the fun clean out of it. Another is to revamp it, keep its mannerisms, but supercharge it, muck ... More >>
News
December 24, 2008
Our critics name the best films of 2008
Local jazzman-turned-folkie Mark Growden: There are many ways to interpret and preserve the traditions of musical Americana. One is treat it like a museum piece, with pious reverence -- thereby sucking the fun clean out of it. Another is to revamp it, keep its mannerisms, but supercharge it, muck ... More >>
Blogs
September 3, 2008
Last Night: Matt & Kim at Bottom of the Hill
Local jazzman-turned-folkie Mark Growden: There are many ways to interpret and preserve the traditions of musical Americana. One is treat it like a museum piece, with pious reverence -- thereby sucking the fun clean out of it. Another is to revamp it, keep its mannerisms, but supercharge it, muck ... More >>
Music
June 11, 2008
Donna Summer
Crayons (Burgundy S)
Blogs
May 1, 2008
Soundtrack to Your Future Unemployment!
Crayons (Burgundy S)
Blogs
April 28, 2008
Coachella, Mortified confessions, Ascended Master and the Golding Collection of Rock Art - Your Monday Morning Hangover
Crayons (Burgundy S)
Music
February 13, 2008
Twelve Ways the Hives Could've Made a Better Record for Interscope
Crayons (Burgundy S)
Film
November 21, 2007
Romance & Cigarettes
Crayons (Burgundy S)
Calendar
October 10, 2007
He's No Dummy
Crayons (Burgundy S)
Home Entertainment
October 10, 2007
Our top DVD picks scheduled for release this week:
Crayons (Burgundy S)
Calendar
July 25, 2007
Going Batty
Crayons (Burgundy S)
Home Entertainment
June 6, 2007
Our top DVD picks for the week of June 6:
Crayons (Burgundy S)
Film
March 21, 2007
Again With the Serious Face?
Adam Sandler plays a 9/11 widower and finally nails a somber role
Music
February 1, 2006
Tortoise and Bonnie "Prince" Billy
The Brave and the Bold
Calendar
September 28, 2005
This Week's Day-by-Day Picks
The Brave and the Bold
Home Entertainment
September 7, 2005
SF Weekly's top DVD picks for the week of September 6
The Brave and the Bold
Music
August 3, 2005
A Very Special Concert
The enduring bond between Huey Lewis and the developmentally disabled
Music
April 27, 2005
Getting Blown
The sights, sounds, and sensory overload of last weekend's first annual Mind Zap
Music
September 15, 2004
Bouncer
Big boobs abound as "Stinky's Peep Show" finds a new home at Cafe Du Nord
Listen Up
March 17, 2004
Band Directory
Big boobs abound as "Stinky's Peep Show" finds a new home at Cafe Du Nord
Music
August 27, 2003
Through the Cracks
There are some benefits of big-city gentrification. Jesse Malin's brilliant new record is one of them.
Culture
April 23, 2003
The Vampires
A nice family-argument satire, but where are the undertones of evil?
Culture
April 16, 2003
Blue Surge
No, it's not misspelled: An otherwise melancholy rush seems a bit unsettled
Culture
December 5, 2001
Hunger Strike
Can a non-9/11 benefit album make any noise?
Music
November 28, 2001
Pop Philosophy
Everything tastes better with Gravy (Train); the plot to get rid of Dave Emory
Dining
November 14, 2001
Chef's Choice
Women think Auberge du Soleil's cook is a pretty tasty morsel
Music
May 30, 2001
Down So Long
Morose singer/ songwriter Mark Eitzel delivers his best solo record, informed by -- gasp! -- upbeat electronica
Music
November 22, 2000
Behind the Music
Damien Jurado's life is nothing like the bleak, miserable landscape he depicts
Calendar
May 19, 1999
Night & Day
Damien Jurado's life is nothing like the bleak, miserable landscape he depicts
Music
May 5, 1999
The House of Tudor
Damien Jurado's life is nothing like the bleak, miserable landscape he depicts
Music
May 14, 1997
Racket
Damien Jurado's life is nothing like the bleak, miserable landscape he depicts
Music
March 26, 1997
The House of Tudor
Damien Jurado's life is nothing like the bleak, miserable landscape he depicts
Calendar
November 13, 1996
Unspun
Damien Jurado's life is nothing like the bleak, miserable landscape he depicts
Calendar
June 14, 1995
Night+Day
Damien Jurado's life is nothing like the bleak, miserable landscape he depicts
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