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2004 Artist Favorites!
Peter Momtchiloff gradient Would-Be-Goods
favorite bands: The Decemberists
records of say publicly year: Franz Ferdinand, Rendering Shins: Chutes Too Hire, Holly Golightly: Slowly but Surely
great stand for experiences: Rufus Wainwright, Fete Hall, London
top films: Unending Sunshine acquisition the Spick Mind
good reads: Bill Bryson: Short Features of Leftover About Everything
delicious dining: Mildred’s, Lexington Pigeonhole, London; Al-Waha, Westbourne Forest, London
Sean Toll of Aerodrome Girl
favorite bands: the alluring fields, description long blondes, herman ridge, bearsuit.
records of rendering year: longplayers: i – the enthralling fields, representation futureheads – the futureheads, thunder, lighten, strike – the go! team, usage vernacular – cannonball jane; EPs: difficult club – pipas; 45s: the girl’s distracted – saturday looks good adopt me, manner wrong – frausdots, jessica – methylenedioxymethamphetamine green, bunty v bingo – relieve she can’t swim; songs: i strayed you (but i begin country music) – ballboy and laura cantrell, independency boy – the forwardthinking blondes, (there’s not sufficient songs about) squash – darren hanlon; plus standup fight four a selection of the records i free on fortuna pop! lump bearsuit (x2), sodastream dispatch would-be-goods. scope of them was tr
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Johnny Socko, The Aurelians, Chris Coolidge
(03/01/01 5:00am)
Sock it to me -- three times. \nNot only does Johnny Socko put the fun into ska and rock, but the band has friends who do the same thing. Big Rock Sounds, a compilation from Indy's Triple R Records, creates an explosive mix of Socko, The Aurelians and Chris Coolidge that leaves no room for still feet. \nJohnny Socko starts it with two slaps on the drum kit and blaring horns. Funky beats, more energetic horns and rocking guitar continue on the songs. The vocalist has stories to tell of life as a musician, growing up with crazy dreams and girls. Put it in a blender and create the Socko shake-a-sound with enough beat to skank to.\nThe Aurelians offer up just as much rhythm with more guitars and no horns. Harmonious vocals layered on the dance-worthy guitar and quick percussion spin this sound. "Current Radio Pop Guy" is a great tune commenting on the sorry state of the money and mass market-driven world. In "Vandal" the group opens up with a mellow sound and interesting samples to weave a more lilting rock. With two other songs, The Aurelians have a strong mix of sound.\nChris Coolidge's voice ranges from cool smoothness to po
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Destiny's Child: Memoirs of a Preacher's Daughter
Taylor Gibbs’ (Social Welfare, Emerita/Univ. of California, Berkeley; Children of Color: Psychological Interventions with Culturally Diverse Youth, 2003, etc.) comprehensive memoir gives an account of a remarkable family of political and civil rights activists during one of the most socially turbulent times in our nation’s history.
Born to prominent black Baptist minister Julian Taylor and his wife, Margaret, Taylor Gibbs grew up in a large family that included not only her own siblings, but also several troubled foster children. Living in relative economic privilege in predominantly white New England, both of Taylor Gibbs’ parents were nevertheless deeply committed to political and social justice issues, campaigning for high-profile Democratic politicians and working extensively with the NAACP. Firmly entrenched in the civil rights movement, Taylor Gibbs and her family came to know and work alongside an astonishing number of political luminaries and activists—Eleanor Roosevelt, Thurgood Marshall, a young Martin Luther King Jr. (who took Taylor Gibbs to church several times after their fathers met at the National Baptist Convention), Bishop Desmond Tutu, the Clintons (the author’s son Geoffrey was an aide to Bill Clinton du