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by Jessica Gentile•July 23, 2008•
Via email correspondence, Berman responds humbly and honestly to my inquiries on his current perceptions of himself—and with more than a tinge of self-deprecation. “I still have problems reconnecting with the world. I’m radically, unwillingly anti-social,” he says. Yet for someone who feels so disconnected from society, Berman does an awfully good job of describing it.
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by Paul Williams•May 14, 2008•
The first issue of the first American rock music magazine was printed on Sunday, January 30, 1966, in a basement in Brooklyn, New York, on the Qwertyuiop Press mimeograph belonging to and operated by Ted White, a science fiction fan (and writer and editor). The date on the masthead was February 7, because the 17-year-old founder unreasonably intended it to be a weekly magazine
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by Mike Conklin•February 27, 2008•
February is a weird month for the music industry. It starts off slow, with release schedules kept to a bare minimum, allowing everyone the chance to recover from the barrage of year-end lists that continued popping up straight through January. (Is it just me, or is the Village Voice's annual
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by Dinky Dawson•January 23, 2008•
In 1972, the debut year for my acoustic suspension sound system, I began a tour with the Kinks, who already had nine years of hit singles and success under their belts, most recently connecting with the hit single “Lola” two years before and an FM radio staple, “Celluloid Heroes.”
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by Dinky Dawson•October 10, 2007•
On Saturday, September 15, 1973, Lou Reed played in an area of London called Crystal Palace with the J. Geils Band and Jeff Beck Group. This gig was held outside on the green, the wooden stage located a mere hundred yards
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