Amos Makes Old Covers Seem New
By Christina Mestre | September 28, 2001I have to confess that the last Tori Amos CD I bought was Little Earthquakes, released in 1992.
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I have to confess that the last Tori Amos CD I bought was Little Earthquakes, released in 1992.
his is labor" are the first words out of Aesop Rock's mouth on his second full-length offering, Labor Days. Talk about putting in work: This guy doesn't even know what a day off is.
One of the most user friendly file-swapping programs on the net, Audiogalaxy claims to be "the web's best music search." Its interface is entirely web-based; all you have to download is their...
What to do? Well, simple. Just don't watch. But for those that believe in moderation and the occasional guilty pleasure, Recess has formulated a little contest to spice up the season.
If a thing happens on television, we have every right to find it fascinating, whatever it is." --Don DeLillo, White Noise.
Last year at the Walter Kerr Theater, a 75-page play packed houses, stunned critics and became the next link in an American theater trend.
You have to respect a film like Ghost World.
Amidst all the Manic Street Preachers and Coldplays, sometimes it seems like the Brits can't remember how to have any rock On roll fun.
By Martin Barna, Eric Choy, Cary Hughes and Tim Perzyk.
In Field of Dreams, the secret to success is building the field. In Rookie of the Year, the key is an arm of steel.
A simple formula: First, there was Ben Folds Five, which was actually comprised of only three members.
Fall is in the air and on the airwaves.
There's a new reality show on NBC called Lost. It's where they take people, blindfold them, drop them in the middle of nowhere and have them find their way back to the Statue of Liberty.
As we look at the music industry's decision to target Napster in the hopes of curtailing MP3 copyright infringment, it seems like the plan has backfired.