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21. Stage

    Theater Scene

    What's running now

    By Robrt L. Pela

    Published: March 1, 2007

    My Fair Lady: The rain in Spain will, these next several weeks, be falling mainly on the theatrical plain of Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre, which brings us this famed...

22. Listen Up

    Kittie

    Funeral for Yesterday
    (X of Infamy)

    By Aaron Burgess

    Published: March 1, 2007

    As much as Kittie benefited from the late-'90s nü-metal explosion, they were always one smart step removed from it: From the scrappy, Hole-via-Cannibal Corpse death-grunge...

23. Art Detour Guide

    Art Detour 2007 Listings

    The low-down details on where to do what

    By Benjamin Leatherman

    Published: March 1, 2007

    Art Detour is an annual event sponsored by artlink inc. The following venues are not all "official" participants in the event, so they may not be included in artlink's...

24. Listen Up

    Arcade Fire

    Neon Bible
    (Merge)

    By Annie Zaleski

    Published: March 1, 2007

    Arcade Fire's Neon Bible is a dense, academic, and ultimately rewarding album fixated on questions of spirituality, religion and the concept of self — and, more...

25. Art Detour Guide

    House Party

    Pool will wet your whistle

    By Michele Laudig

    Published: March 1, 2007

    Is all that gallery hopping making you hungry — and thirsty — yet? Be sure to check out The Roosevelt, one of downtown's newest drinking and dining destinations....

26. Listen Up

    Fall Out Boy

    Infinity on High
    (Island)

    By Michael Roberts

    Published: March 1, 2007

    Although Fall Out Boy lyricist/dreamboat Pete Wentz is inveterately verbose, his words don't mask profundity, and that's a big reason for his band's success. A lot of emo acts...

27. Art Detour Guide

    Can't Miss: Absurdism

    By Benjamin Leatherman

    Published: March 1, 2007

    Indigo Verton offers some freaky fun at The Red Door, 1229 Grand Avenue, with her "Absurdism" extravaganza. In addition to Charles Sanderson's painting oddities, there'll be...

28. Listen Up

    Ed Petterson

    The New Punk Blues of Ed Petterson
    (Split Rock Records)

    By j. poet

    Published: March 1, 2007

    Petterson was born in New York City but lives in Nashville. He's not a punk, nor is his music bluesy, so the title of the CD is puzzling. Maybe he's just venting some leftover...

29. Art Detour Guide

    Can't Miss: Uncle Sku´s Clubhouse

    By Benjamin Leatherman

    Published: March 1, 2007

    Like the Wallace and Ladmo Show on mescaline, Uncle Sku's Clubhouse is a whacked-out kids' show of comedy and music shenanigans featuring Sku "T-Bone" Hadley, Rusty the Kid,...

30. Listen Up

    Trans Am

    Sex Change
    (Thrill Jockey)

    By Ed Masley

    Published: March 1, 2007

    Sex Change starts off re-exploring Trans Am's journeys on the Autobahn, as the echo of Afrobeat guitars washes over the lull of a trance-inducing synth riff. But they move on...

31. Art Detour Guide

    Can't Miss: The Lick at the Brick

    By Benjamin Leatherman

    Published: March 1, 2007

    With his longstanding liquor-license problems straightened out, Brickhouse Theatre owner Roger Belfiore is planning some phat festivities for Friday, March 2, at his joint,...

32. Listen Up

    Lucinda Williams

    West
    (Lost Highway)

    By Ed Masley

    Published: March 1, 2007

    Well, Lucinda Williams' first release in four years won't be making many people's lists of Least Depressing Albums of 2007. Someone took her joy again. And this time, there's...

33. Art Detour Guide

    Can't Miss: eye lounge

    By Benjamin Leatherman

    Published: March 1, 2007

    The entire 22-member roster of artists at eye lounge, 419 East Roosevelt Street, contributes their best and brightest works for the gallery's annual Art Detour showcase. The...

34. Listen Up

    National Lights

    The Dead Will Walk, Dear
    (BloodShake)

    By j. poet

    Published: March 1, 2007

    This trio from Richmond, Virginia, includes singer/songwriter/guitarist Jacob Thomas Berns; Earnest Christian Kiehne Jr., a multi-instrumentalist who plays almost every folk...

35. Art Detour Guide

    Can't Miss: Living Space

    By Benjamin Leatherman

    Published: March 1, 2007

    Standing in the vacant lot beside Modified Arts, 407 East Roosevelt, this plywood wall created by (from left in photo) students Marcial White, Jordan Womack, and Ben Hyde,...

36. Live Wire

    Moneen

    Six stars out of five

    By Ed Masley

    Published: March 1, 2007

    Alternative Press included Moneen's latest effort, The Red Tree, on its "10 Essential Albums of 2006" list, and went on to say that if you'd give your favorite record of the...

37. Art Detour Guide

    Can't Miss: Genderfuct Film Festival

    By Benjamin Leatherman

    Published: March 1, 2007

    Soul Invictus Cabaret, 1022 Grand Avenue, hosts two nights of gender-bending entertainment featuring the showing of six different queer-friendly short films. The lineup on...

38. Live Wire

    Naked Aggression

    Cheeseheads for peace

    By Niki D'Andrea

    Published: March 1, 2007

    Few hard-edged punk bands were as blatantly pissed off about politics in the '90s than Naked Aggression. Formed in 1990 by singer Kirsten Patches and guitarist Phil Suchomel...

39. Art Detour Guide

    Can't Miss: Icehouse

    By Benjamin Leatherman

    Published: March 1, 2007

    If you're looking for some affordable art this weekend, visit the Icehouse, 429 West Jackson Street, during its Art Flea Market on Saturday, March 3, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; and...

40. Live Wire

    Winger

    Kipping it real

    By Matt Wardlaw

    Published: March 1, 2007

    After scoring two platinum albums and one massive hair-metal anthem (that ode to statutory rape titled "Seventeen"), Winger officially crashed and burned with the commercial...