Marc A. Price

  • ANI DIFRANCO: CARNEGIE HALL – 4.6.02

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    I’ve had a relationship with Ani DiFranco since around 1993. This is not a conventional relationship, shall we say. It is somewhat of a long-distance one, but no less…

  • THIEVERY CORPORATION: VERSIONS

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    Bass is a prominent character in the theatre of the Thievery Corporation. Their “original” albums are inundated with it. The same is clearly true when they helm a remix…

  • ELEFANT: THE BLACK MAGIC SHOW

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    I’m sure that you are familiar with the fable of the Emperor’s New Clothes, where the Emperor swanned around butt-naked because he had been conned by an unscrupulous tailor….

  • VERNON REID AND MASQUE: OTHER TRUE SELF

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    Despite the fact that the band seemed to go their separate ways in 1995, it is difficult to discuss Vernon Reid without mentioning Living Colour, so I will get…

  • PÉREZ PRADO: THE BEST OF PÉREZ PRADO – THE ORIGINAL MAMBO NO. 5

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    Before Lou Bega ripped off “Mambo #5”, and even before a well-known beer manufacturer borrowed “Guaglione” for their success commercial campaign in the UK, Pérez Prado was already a…

  • RÖYKSOPP: RÖYKSOPP’S NIGHT OUT

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    Röyksopp’s debut single “Eple” was pinched by Belgian turntable train spotters 2 Many DJs (AKA Soulwax) and mixed with Dolly Parton’s “9 to 5” on their As Heard on Radio…

  • SOME BY SEA: ON FIRE (IGLOO)

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    Apparently, Some by Sea will be throwing a launch party with fellow Seattleites Hypatia Lake. When I discovered this news, I felt a little concerned. I hoped to all…

  • KT TUNSTALL: EYE TO THE TELESCOPE

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    The USA finally gets a release of KT Tunstall’s debut Eye to the Telescope. This album has been turning quite a few heads in the UK. It was reissued in…

  • HYPATIA LAKE: …AND WE SHALL CALL HIM JOSEPH

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    Our goal is to help push humanity forward by utilizing music as a transcendental form of communication and by offering a relief from the monotony that is the byproduct…

  • POLYSICS: NOW IS THE TIME

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    To paraphrase the late John Peel, this record does not fade in rather slowly. It wakes you up to the possibility that music can be simultaneously unusual, raucous, and…