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Impressively Blandnew

Meat is a mostly mediocre attempt at cutesy-yet-earnestly-indie pop music, and despite sincere comparisons to acts such as the Shins or even Sunny Day Real Estate, it lacks the sheer creative veracity that makes those groups great.
Westword  |  Tuyet Nguyen  |  04-23-2007  |  Reviews

George Clinton: The Master of Funknew

Part musical genius, part social commentator and several parts showman, Clinton is still very much in the game.
Houston Press  |  Olivia Flores Alvarez  |  04-23-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Walking Ashland is Often Called Piano Rocknew

For the most part, that's an accurate description.
Houston Press  |  Olivia Flores Alvarez  |  04-23-2007  |  Reviews

The Choking Gamenew

Levi Draher came back from the dead -- other players were not so lucky.
Houston Press  |  Craig Malisow  |  04-23-2007  |  Crime & Justice

Rerunning Mates: Meet the 'Law & Order' Candidatesnew

With Sam Waterston and Fred Thompson, the political realm has already snagged two of Law & Order's biggest names -- but that leaves plenty of other characters in the franchise who might jump into the fray. Here's how they'd run, from no way to hey hey!
Westword  |  Patricia Calhoun  |  04-23-2007  |  Commentary

The Country Music Pistol Packers Hall of Famenew

Billy Joe Shaver was already the greatest living Texas songwriter, and now he's perhaps the greatest country music pistolero of all time -- here are some rivals for that throne.
Houston Press  |  John Nova Lomax  |  04-23-2007  |  Music

Bill O'Reilly, Stalker?new

If journalists condemn the Fox News talking head, he'll strike back anytime and anywhere -- even in the parking lot of a local Wild Oats.
Westword  |  Michael Roberts  |  04-23-2007  |  Media

One Stop Cop: 'Hot Fuzz'new

Edgar Wright gets a lot of comic mileage from a very thin premise.
Philadelphia Weekly  |  Sean Burns  |  04-23-2007  |  Reviews

Shock Lacks Awe: Timbaland Disappointsnew

Timbaland 2007 is a different breed -- these days his beats are more aggressive and intrusive.
Philadelphia Weekly  |  Craig D. Lindsey  |  04-23-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

What's Up With Lady Te?new

Seventeen-year-old rapper Terra "Lady Te" Twymon might be the Motor City's most lucrative export since that white kid from 8 Mile.
Philadelphia Weekly  |  Dirty South Joe  |  04-23-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Everybody's Single: Eight-minute-plus Masterstrokesnew

Listen to tracks from Digital Underground, Cracker, Viperhouse and Jason Moran.
Philadelphia Weekly  |  Joshua Valocchi  |  04-23-2007  |  Music

Electric Borrower: Is David Vandervelde T. Rex?new

Vandervelde's recent claims -- "I don't even own a T. Rex album ... or anything by Bowie" are curious.
Philadelphia Weekly  |  Joshua Valocchi  |  04-23-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Philadelphia Legal Easenew

Lawyers have long provided the grease to lubricate political campaigns.
Philadelphia Weekly  |  G.W. Miller III  |  04-23-2007  |  Politics

Tube Tied: Philadelphia Inquirer's Shister Loses Columnnew

After Inky restructuring, longtime TV writer Gail Shister declares all her options open.
Philadelphia Weekly  |  Steve Volk  |  04-23-2007  |  Media

The Peacemakersnew

Some of Richmond's funeral directors remind us that while you'll need them when you leave this world, it's the people you leave behind who need them more.
Style Weekly  |  Chris Dovi and Amy Biegelsen  |  04-23-2007  |  Culture

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