From yodeling to cartoon sound effects, these CDs can't be duplicated
First book by the editor of McSweeney's touching, gimmicky.
Music books whose strength is in their variety.
The Beatles create and lampoon their own myth.
From Thursday, April 14, through Sunday, April 17, Experience Music Project's Pop Music Studies Conference, now in its fourth year, brings together a wide array… Continue reading
Seattle Weekly plays Jukebox Jury with Kurt Cobain and Jimi Hendrix biographer Charles R. Cross.
Seattle Weekly: You've recorded five albums, the most recent of which, Little Fugitive (Signature Sounds), begins with "Like Rasputin," which might be the best song… Continue reading
The story of a small arts festival that became a Northwest tradition, told by the people who lived it.
Rediscover the sounds of Africa.
Video programming is limited at the iTunes store, but with know-how and Quicktime Pro, you can load anything onto the V-iPod.
David McCallum, "House of Mirrors" (Capitol; originally released 1966).iTunesCoachwhips, "Did You Cum?" (Narnack). iTunesMabel Scott, "Catch 'Em Young, Treat 'Em Rough, Tell 'Em Nothing" (Membran,… Continue reading
Seattle Weekly: Your new album, You Can't Imagine How Much Fun We're Having [Rhymesayers], is being distributed by Navarre instead of Epitaph, the way your… Continue reading
Jeff Chang chronicles the hip-hop generation, while Peter Shapiro dissects its records.
An utterly predictable tale of the unpredictable music business.
