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Pop
Music 101 |
Posted Fall 05
Reigning Sound, Monolake, Lau Nau & more
by Adrienne Casey
The Bookshelf
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Posted Fall 05
Memoirs and extreme Christianity from Joan Didion & Julia
Scheeres
by Daniel Goldin
Jake Jamieson's Movie Sampler
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Posted Fall 05
Hollywood leave you with a bad aftertaste? Order in Asian.
Previous Posts
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Music
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Pop Music 101
Bembeya Jazz National, the Go Betweens, Electrelane &
more
by Adrienne Casey
Pop Music 101
Oren
Ambarchi, Destroyer, Six Organs of Admittance
by Adrienne Casey
Pop Music 101
A
tribute to John Peel, Jolie Holland, Isaiah Owens, Wolf Eyes
by Adrienne Casey
Pop Music 101
David
Viner, Peter Stampfel, Michael Hurely, Keren Ann
by
Adrienne Casey
 The
Sadies
Favourite
Colours
by Matthew Smolak
The George Bushes
presidents, nu-grass & boogie-woogie
by Matthew Smolak
Books
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The Bookshelf:
brief reviews
Joan Didion taps death, Julia Scheeres revisits Jesus-inspired
wounds
by Daniel Goldin
The
Bookshelf: brief reviews
Alice Munro's tricks, Michael Chabon channels Sherlock Holmes
by Daniel Goldin
Don't Point that
Ad at Me
Why the business of books is bad for reading
by John Eklund
Film
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Jake
Jamieson's Movie Sampler
Hollywood leave you with a bad aftertaste? Order in Asian.
Jake
Jamieson's Movie Sampler
Hollywood leave you with a bad aftertaste? Order in Asian.
Jake
Jamieson's Movie Sampler
Hollywood leave you with a bad aftertaste? Order in Asian.
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From
the Archives
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select pieces from the first five years of Inversion
Lost in
the Heartland
A traveling book salesman explores the secret life of the Midwest.
| by John Eklund
Baths
(fiction)
On the night before I left home for good,
my mother told me that she wanted to give me a bath.
| by Michelle Mounts
Paradise
City
Why reporters and cops love New Orleans
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by Chris Carroll
The New Heroism
Hero: The word means nothing today. Here's a solution.
| by the Editors
Could it happen
here?
Chris Beck tracks the spread of fascism in the U.S.
A
playdate
at the White House turns ugly
George Bush looked just like he did on TV – tall, stout,
and wearing a flight suit.
| by
Dan Tobin
Unions: Dead &
Gone
Wal-Mart and the race to the bottom
| by Tom Gilmore
Saddam
Hussein: Brewer, Patriot
"You know, I used to have quite an elaborate home-brew operation."
| by
Matthew Smolak
Real
Vikings wear Spandex
Thirteen days through Iceland, wetly: the diaries of a solo cyclist.
| by
Christopher Langlois
Punk Matters
Remembering Joe Strummer, punk rock's leading man.
| by Neil Shea
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