The Mary Timony Band: The Shapes We Make : B+
Portions of The Shapes we Make sound like what would happen if Sonic Youth and Pavement met on the playground and decided to go home and braid each other's hair.
Portions of The Shapes we Make sound like what would happen if Sonic Youth and Pavement met on the playground and decided to go home and braid each other's hair.
On July 15, the government's Copyright Royalty Board will inflate the cost for Internet radio stations to play music, bankrupting many of them. You can stop them. Find out how at http://www.savenetradio.org
But then something incredible happens: the show starts getting good again, although it could never achieve the sheer brilliance of the first season.
Strummer's DJ identifications, peppered throughout, feel gimmicky, and the soundtrack's sheer breadth makes it hard to get a feel for what Strummer was really like. C'mon folks, we want to read his diary -- not his resume
So as the students of Crime in the Media shuffle out of their classroom, having just watched Clint Eastwood shoot up half of San Fransisco, the rest of Bloomington can rest easy. Nobody's getting any wise ideas.
Rather than recycle the same old serial murder and police pursuit plotline, "Mr. Brooks" puts a new spin on Hollywood killing that will shock and awe.
stories of life on the road, where money is tight and boxing is all you can count on
Fortunately, the spots where the band gets to show off its trademark sound make up the difference, providing the elements Cake fans have come to expect: quirky country, bouncy funk and playful vocals.
Tony and Co. sleep with the fishes
It would've been interesting to hear from Lecter mastermind Thomas Harris, who wrote the Hannibal novels and the screenplay for this film, in the audio commentary, but like the film itself, the extras fail to rise past mediocrity.
If you missed the first "Forza," this is a no-brainer; it's a great driving sim you need to try out. But if you played the hell out of the first one, you might be better off playing it a bit more until there's a price drop in the new one.
$40 might be a hefty price tag, but filmmaking of this caliber is a rarity. Whether you rent it or blind-buy it, "Army of Shadows" won't disappoint you.
In sum: solid instrumentals and plenty of (unintentional) humor -- but save your dinero.
Part Marvin Gaye, part Richard Pryor and part Michael Jackson (and not the part that sings), Kelly is a mad genius who knows exactly what he needs to do to get attention.
Family, friends, and colleagues will gather on Thursday and Friday to pay their final respects to IU Student Media Director Dave Adams.
Nearly 664 IU computer users, more than half of them students, had their passwords “scrambled” June 2 after IU officials were notified by the FBI that usernames and passwords were found on an unknown computer and seized.
IU has narrowed its provost search down to five candidates. That list is set to be narrowed down to three and submitted to Interim Provost and President-elect Michael McRobbie soon.
Artists from around the world have convened on the grounds of the Bybee Stone Company in Ellettsville since June 3 to learn about the medium of limestone sculpture.
Fall 2007 Editor-in-Chief senior Trevor Brown feels the loss of Dave Adams is going to leave something missing. “There will be a big hole that will be hard to replace,” Brown said. “Adams played such a huge part in college media and allowing the students at the paper to grow.”