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Tuesday, 21 November 2000 18:00 |
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On the evening of November 18, anyone who is even remotely festive couldn’t help but feel the holiday spirit. The weather was chilly outside, the Festival of Trees holiday parade marched through downtown Davenport, Thanksgiving was less than a week away, and the Quad City Symphony Orchestra (QCSO) was gearing up for the annual Holiday Pops concert at the Mark of the Quad Cities.
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Music News
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Written by John James
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Tuesday, 21 November 2000 18:00 |
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Over the years, certain record labels have captured an iconic image, often unknowingly preserving transcendental moments in time as they document cultural movements on their shiny black albums and CDs. Imprints like The Beatles’ boutique Apple label, Greg Ginn’s proto-Punk SST in its glory years, Bethlehem and Blue Note’s aural and graphic explorations in jazz, Def Jam’s beatbox hip-hop gentry, SubPop’s grunge chronicles, and Ralph Records’ bizarre run of performance art Nu-Wave have all left their impression in modern pop-rock history – rare instances of commerce germinating new sounds and directions in thought, speeding wildly through those hip enough to be there when serendipity strikes the bell.
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Written by Administrator
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Tuesday, 14 November 2000 18:00 |
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When the Anger Management Tour rolled into the The Mark on November 5, the rage was evident. The reason behind it was not. Why are these guys so pissed?
The show began with Xzibit, who doesn’t even have an album out but is opening for some of the hottest bands on the scene.
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Written by John James
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Tuesday, 14 November 2000 18:00 |
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This Tuesday brings the new live-album experience from Oasis entitled Familiar To Millions. The Epic Records release will be available in two-CD, VHS video, or DVD format and was recorded at Wembley Stadium over two days this past July.
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Tuesday, 14 November 2000 18:00 |
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When you’re a blues singer and guitarist, it’s a little dangerous to lead off an album with a song called “I Ain’t Got No Blues Today.” Especially when there’s nothing tongue-in-cheek about it: “I ain’t got no blues today / No matter what them folks might say / I done my best / I paid my dues.
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