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Greyhound blues

by Max Sparber
Published September 12, 2002

There is something about Aaron Cometbus that makes it seem as though he is writing the story of your life. A recent City Pages review of a new compilation of Cometbus's self-titled zine began with the...

Turn the Beat Around

by Keri Carlson
Published September 12, 2002

The moment Ted Koppel announced that Nightline would be exploring the cultural phenomenon the kids call rap, the music's normally irresistible head-boppin' beats vanished. It is the same way that too much...

Eclecticism now!

by Brianna Riplinger
Published September 12, 2002

You're probably familiar with the Behind the Music my-manager-robbed-me-blind story. A promising young ñ yet naïve ñ musician signs a shady contract on the hood of a car without reading it. Fast...

Smiles, but no laughs

by Amy Danielson
Published September 12, 2002

Until this past season's production of Hedwig and the Angry Inch, the Outward Spiral Theater Company seemed to be in decline. This 6-year-old company had a string of non-hits, including David's Redhaired...

Skating rink soul from Erik Appelwick

by Lyndsey Thomas
Published September 12, 2002

There is plenty of the usual, boring background stuff that Erik Appelwick is sick of talking about. But there are also plenty of Minnesotans who don't know his music. Once he was convinced that the basic...

Looking Backwards towards the Basic Blues

by Brianna Riplinger
Published September 5, 2002

Lately I've been mulling over this relevant Jimi Hendrix quote: "Blues is a part of America. When music goes too far out and is in danger of becoming a technique, people always come back to basic honesty...

Still into the Replacements

by Geoffrey Ziezulewicz
Published September 5, 2002
Midwest rockers Sunset Black discuss the Twin Cities, indie credibility, and the classic pop of Paula Abdul

Better Living through Kung Fu

by Nathan Hall
Published September 5, 2002

In what genre of film might you see a 900-year-old man pulling a gravity defying ship made entirely out of ancient virgin's skulls? Further, in what genre of films would he pull the ghost ship with his...

Two Characters in Search of an Answer

by Amy Danielson
Published September 5, 2002
In the latest play by anonymous playwright Jane Martin, two men share the tragedy of a high school shooting

Sparta’s Wiretap Scars is Hard to Ignore

Published September 5, 2002
Sparta: Wiretap Scars (Dreamworks)

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