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Issue: September 9, 2004

Page: 2

33 stories found - 21 through 33

21. See/Be Seen

Booty Call

Benjamin Leatherman, Joe Watson and Jonathan Winters Published: September 9, 2004

Sat 9/11 Avast ye landlubbers, just a week in advance of "International Talk Like a Pirate Day," those bilge-sucking sons-of-biscuit-eaters at the Paper Heart, 750 Grand...
22. Listen Up

Paul Westerberg

By Tim Grierson Published: September 9, 2004

In the midst of an undervalued solo career that's lasted longer than the Replacements ever did, Paul Westerberg continues to craft durable records for an ever-diminishing cult...
23. Performance

Crisis Watch

By C. Murphy Hebert, Jill Koch, Joe Watson and Erika Wurst Published: September 9, 2004

9/10-9/24 There's arguably nothing inherently funny about being a Latino immigrant struggling in America. So forgive us if a one-man show of monologues chronicling immigration...
24. Listen Up

Martina Topley-Bird

By Lily Moayeri Published: September 9, 2004

Martina Topley-Bird is the female vocalist who was the focal point of Tricky's groundbreaking first three albums. Back then, the two switched traditional roles, with...
25. Live Wire

Black Tape for a Blue Girl

By Niki D'Andrea Published: September 9, 2004

Sam Rosenthal brings a new meaning to the term "dark arts." Since he founded the goth collective Black Tape for a Blue Girl 18 years ago, Rosenthal has experimented with a...
26. Live Wire

Face to Face

By Chris Parker Published: September 9, 2004

With singer/guitarist Trever Keith and bassist Scott Shifflet dedicating their time to their rock supergroup Viva Death with Josh Freese (A Perfect Circle) and Shifflet's...
27. Live Wire

Tony Furtado

By Chris Parker Published: September 9, 2004

A musician who has continually reinvented himself and yet has remained below the commercial radar, Tony Furtado has proved to be a tremendously versatile and vital artist....
28. Live Wire

Motörhead

By Andrew Marcus Published: September 9, 2004

Pity the gladly submissive rock consumer, always in the market for a proper ass kicking. Where's one to turn in 2004, with so much tight denim and retro-riffage being...
29. Live Wire

Brian Vander Ark

By Christina Fuoco Published: September 9, 2004

Brian Vander Ark is probably one of the least known popular indie singer-songwriters. As lead singer-songwriter for the Michigan-based band the Verve Pipe, he scored hits with...
30. Live Wire

T.S.O.L.

By Andrew Marcus Published: September 9, 2004

With West Coast punk having attained the rarefied cultural stature of bobbleheads and above-the-ass-crack tattoos, its pioneers aren't exactly first in line for an interview...
31. What's Selling

What's Selling

Published: September 9, 2004

1. Omar A. Rodriguez-Lopez, A Manual Dexterity: Soundtrack 1 (Golden Standard Laboratories) 2. Rilo Kiley, More Adventurous (Brute/Beaute) 3. Björk, Medulla...
32. Needle Exchange

Blunt Club at Priceless Inn

By Brendan Joel Kelley Published: September 9, 2004

This Thursday night, September 9, Arizona music historian and classic vinyl king Johnny D, a.k.a. John Dixon, was supposed to man the tables at the Blunt Club at the P.I. in...
33. Turntable

Turntable

Published: September 9, 2004

Thursday 9 Acme Roadhouse: DJ J. Alan (house) Acme Bar & Grill: DJR (all genres) Ain't Nobody's Bizness: DJ Suzy (Top 40, hip-hop) Anderson's Fifth Estate: Piranha...