At Gotham Acme , Howard Wolfson interviews Will Calhoun of Living Colour .
Q: Given how terrible things are in this country over the last eight years, what do you think that Barack Obama will be able to accomplish in the White House?
A: I still think a lot of it has to do with us. I think that Barack Obama can accomplish a lot of things in the White House but I think what’s important is the citizens of this country put pressure on him and demand things. We have to become involved. We can no longer be in the stands yelling ’shoot’ or ’swing’ or ‘don’t drop the ball.’ We have to get on the field now and put the pressure on Obama and Biden and everybody else – locals, our senators, and our mayors.
nyctaper continues its string of wonderful live recordings by sharing mp3s of a recent Evangelista show.
The Washington Post profiles singer-songwriter Juliana Hatfield .
"From the beginning, I’ve always had a knack for catchy melodies,...
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With hundreds of trails to choose from Washington state is a hiking paradise. There are beach hikes, desert hikes and excellent mountain hiking trails to please all. On the east side of the state over the Cascade Mountain range the weather is drier and hot in the summer. The western portion of Washington is much wetter and it rains often. The best months for hiking in Washington state is July, August and September.
With three National parks offering plenty of camping and hiking, you c... more
http://globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=10356
By Prof. Rodrigue Tremblay
Global Research , September 28, 2008
“When troubles come, they come not single spies, but in battalions.” Shakespeare (1564-1616)
“The liberty of a democracy is not safe if the people tolerate the growth of private power to the point where it becomes stronger than the democratic state itself. That in its essence is fascism — ownership of governm... more
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29 (Xinhua) — U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Christopher Hill will visit the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) later this week, the State Department confirmed Monday.
Hill is due to arrive in Seoul, South Korea Tuesday. “Later in the week, he’ll visit Pyongyang, before going to Beijing, where he’ll meet with the Chinese vice foreign minister, Wu Dawei,” State Department deputy spokesman Robert Wood told a... more
La band anglo-islandese lancerà il nuovo singolo “Are you ready yet?” il primo Dicembre.
Il brano è il primo estratto dal loro secondo nuovo album che sarà intitolato “Hollow Mountains” e che ha subito un ritardo nell’uscita, slittata al marzo 2009. La seconda fatica del gruppo electro-indie formatosi a Londra è stata prodotta da Nick Peill e mixata da Chris Zane , già collaboratore di Les Savy Fav e The Walkmen .
Intanto, i Fields saranno sui palchi britannici... more
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Rethinking faith in God From: radicaldiscipleship.blogstream.com Post Date: 2008-10-29 11:09:55
Yesterday’s post inspired some thoughtful responses - all of which I appreciate.
Toadie offered this observation: "You don’t really think that 90% of Americans actually believe in god, do you?. If that were the case we would be a much better nation than we are now."
There are Gallup polls out there that say 86% of Americans believe in God (close to Toadie’s 90%).
Toadie doesn’t claim any ’faith in God’. I appreciate his candor and honesty.
I also appreci... more
Those not desiring an Obama Presidency are by and large not feeling nostalgic about the newspaper business this week. And yet this posting at a very cool website, Lifehacker.com , misses the point of the stunning announcement by one of the nation’s most important papers:
The Christian Science Monitor, a Pulitzer-winning daily newspaper, announced yesterday that it will stop printing daily editions and focus on its web site, as well as use the savings to keep foreign bureaus open. Med... more
The Christian Science Monitor reports on the troubling rise of internet censorship in Turkey. The government has banned over 600 sites this year, including YouTube, in a clear attempt to “censor and silence political speech.” Turkey’s newly-created Telecommunications Directorate has broad power to shut down sites with no court order or public oversight.
The EU, of course, is watching. An EU official said, “It is a very restrictive law and the implementation has been ... more
Why Obama is a series of guest essays by musicians and authors, where they share their support for Democratic United States presidential nominee Senator Barack Obama and offer arguments why he needs to be elected president of the United States.
Ben Sollee is a singer-songwriter whose debut album, Learning to Bend , was released earlier this year.
In his own words, here is Ben Sollee’s Why Obama essay:
I’ll be honest, I’ve had a hard time finding a cohesive e... more
Shorties From: largeheartedboy.com Post Date: 2008-09-04 06:22:40
Hour interviews singer-songwriter Angela Desveaux .
Hour: What is the underlying story/theme behind the new record?
Angela Desveaux: The title track, The Mighty Ship, is a song about my grandmother losing her first husband at sea. She was quite young and had a three-month-old baby at the time. These tragic events weren’t uncommon in those parts of Nova Scotia, a small coastal village called Cheticamp, and as a result, it makes the people stronger... I think a lot of the tunes on ... more
Today’s free and legal mp3 downloads:
Danielson : "Animal In Every Corner (Version)" [mp3] from Trying Hartz (First Fruits ’94-’04) (out Novenber 4th)
other Danielson posts at Largehearted Boy
F*cked Up : "Twice Born" [mp3] from The Chemistry Of Common Life (out October 7th)
other F*cked Up posts at Largehearted Boy
Grails : "Reincarnation Blues" [mp3] from Doomsdayer’s Holiday (out October 7th)
ot... more
In the Book Notes series, authors create and discuss a music playlist that is in some way relevant to their recently published books.
Death and mortality are surprisingly common themes in popular music, and Graeme Thomson explores these themes in I Shot a Man in Reno: A History of Death by Murder, Suicide, Fire, Flood, Drugs, Disease, and General Misadventure, As Related in Popular Song , a book that music fans will cherish not only for its lists of songs and cultural insights bu... more
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