 NOT GOING
ANYWHERE? PROVOKE SOME SNICKERS
Captain
Spaulding finds defective logic in the
defection threats of Alec Baldwin, Kim Basinger
and Robert Altman in Hooray For
Me!
Partying With a Humble
Rock God
Slash
and Rod Jackson talk about Snakepit,
AC/DC, Les Paul, and why there will never be a Guns
N' Roses reunion, by Gail Worley
FCS North
Expresses the Inexpressible
What's the sound of "six girls
simultaneously urinating over scattered shrubbery
awash in moonlight?" Find out in this CD review by Reed
Jackson
The Best
Northwest CDs of the Year 2000
...as voted by Pandomag.com
staff and associates
The Black Sounds
Which Make Art a Power, Not a Construct
Reed
Jackson reviews The Ice in Me, the new
cd from Enemymine
The Best CDs of
the Year 2000
...as voted by Pandomag.com
staff and associates
THE KLEMPERER'S
NEW CLOSE
Captain
Spaulding gives the lowdown on Colonel
Klink and the late Werner
Klemperer in Hooray For
Me!
Abstract
Confessions, Concrete
Dreamscapes
Dave Liljengren reviews the new CD from Tagging
Satellites
Getting In Tune
Steve
Stav reviews a brand-new Who tribute album
The Ventures A
Go-Go In The New Millenium
Don
Wilson opens a pipeline to rock history
and looks to the 21st Century, by Steve Stav
Toys in the Attic
Rock
Stars from across the world remember their
favorite Christmas toys, both hoped for and
received, in The Worley
Gig
Piece and
Love and Anger and Romantic
Idealism
Meg
Lee Chin is the best thing to happen to
industrial-- scratch that-- music, this year, by J. Kim
The Time Has Come
Today
Gail
Worley interviews Jon Crosby of
VAST
The Seattle to
Omak Stampede
Steve
Stav goes on the road to dusty death with guns, Shinola,
and a really big dog...
A Seattle Music
Legend Says Farewell
After
four years and nearly 100 editions, Reef Valmont Kill
[s] The Lights for the final time
What A Long,
Strange Trip It's Been
Courtney Taylor talks about life - and
love - on the road as the Dandy Warhols finish
their 2000 World Tour, by Steve Stav
Elliott Smith Vs.
Himself
Although he doesn’t like to talk about it
(and who in his right mind would?), Mr. Smith has
tales of serious substance abuse, suicidal
flings, and broken noses in his past. By Sean O'Neill
Night of the Living
Rock God
Gail
Worley remembers Alice Cooper and
shares the wit and wisdom of the Cult's Ian
Astbury in The Worley Gig
Waxwing: Madmen
for the Ride
Reed
Jackson interview's Seattle's youngest emo
superstars
Our Little Polly
Jean is in Love
Or
at least she’s made an album as though she
were. Norm Elrod reviews PJ Harvey's
Stories From
The City, Stories From The Sea
Most Artists
Would Kill for a Single Moment of Transcendence
U2 has managed three albums worth. Norm
Elrod reviews U2's All That You
Can't Leave Behind
Trimmed Down Fat
Beats Handcuffed to Wheels of Steel
"Fatboy Slim excels most
when he brings it, and brings it hard" -
Norm Elrod reviews Halfway
Between The Gutter And The Stars
Barking Bards
Crashes Rockrgrl 2000
"This was the cool mentoring thing
that coulda-woulda-shoulda come out of Lilith
Fair, had dear Sarah had a real vision minus the
commercialization of chick rock." By Sheryl Diane
Peter Murphy Tames
Audiences with Intimate "Just For Love"
Tour
Candid conversation reveals lighter side of
Goth-rock's Dark Prince, by Steve Stav
Vive La
Grrrl-Style Revolution!
ROCKRGRL
Women in Music Conference Makes Good on Its
Promise of Change Through Unity, by Tizzy Asher
Long Live Teen
Angst and Rock N' Roll!
Kimberly
Reyes examines the imaginative power and
raw sex appeal wielded by [The London]
Suede
Bring The
New Noise
New releases by Radiohead,
Madonna, Shellac,
Godspeed You Black Emperor, and The
Posies are reviewed and
reviled by Michael Hukin
A Really, Really
Haunted House
A rock critic and four gorgeous coeds
are terrorized by Satan himself in Birmingham
horror house, by Michael Hukin
The Prom: Bring a
Date
Shane Berry reviews In This
Way They Found Me, a new disc from
Seattle band, The Prom
Lost Empires,
Found Memories:
Joel R. L. Phelps and the Downer Trio release
a gripping new album, by Dave
Liljengren
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