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Category Archives: Music
The Best and Worst of 2011
2011 was another exciting year, and we want to thank you all again for reading and, if applicable, posting comments on our blog. Here are our annual summary remarks about good and bad stuff related to film, music, books, politics, … Continue reading
Hodgepodge
Goodbye, Congressman Weiner — The last two weeks have we’ve seen American public life sink to a new low. Finally, with Weiner’s resignation, we have some closure. I was astonished at how many people defended the guy when the story … Continue reading
The Black Keys’ Brothers: A Review
My latest musical obsession is the Black Keys. Consisting of just two remarkably talented guys, Patrick Carney and Dan Auerbach, they have pumped out six albums over the last eight years which have earned them increasing critical acclaim. Their style … Continue reading
The Best and Worst of 2010
It’s been another exciting year, and we want to thank you all for reading and, if applicable, posting comments on our blog. Once again, we would like to close out the year with some summary remarks about good and bad … Continue reading
The Dangerous Beauty of Kanye West’s Twisted Fantasy
I don’t listen to much rap or hip-hop music and over the years have only observed from afar the popular and critical acclaim for such artists as Jay-Z, 2Pac, Nas, Dr. Dre, Public Enemy, and Kanye West. My musical preferences … Continue reading
Greatest Drummers in Rock History
It’s been a while since I’ve posted a “best of” list, so I thought I’d tackle one on a subject that I’ve been pondering lately—drummers. So here is my list of the greatest drummers in rock history. For a long … Continue reading
Bill Mallonee in Concert
If you live anywhere near central Indiana and want to hear some great live music tonight (at a ridiculously low price–just $5), check out Bill Mallonee who’ll be playing at New Life Presbyterian Church in Yorktown, Indiana at 7:00 p.m. … Continue reading
Arcade Fire: The Suburbs
Ever since their 2004 debut, Funeral, Arcade Fire has distinguished themselves as a uniquely creative band. They make music that is both emotionally rich and lyrically incisive—a truly rare combination, putting them on a very short list of rock artists. … Continue reading
Three Inspiring Videos
Want to see some really inspiring LIVE music videos? Here is a performance by Nathan “Flutebox” Lee and Beardyman. I can’t decide if this is more remarkable as a music performance or as a circus act. Either way, it’s amazing. Check out The … Continue reading
The Best and Worst of 2009
It’s been another exciting year, and we want to thank you all for reading and, if applicable, posting comments on our blog. Once again, we would like to close out the year with summary remarks about good and bad stuff related to … Continue reading
