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Topic: Music (page 163)

Richard Thompson on Islam, toupees and musical clichés

Music: Japanese trip-hopper DJ Krush doesn't want you to dance

Amanda Nowinski

Music: Forget the Spice Girls' pussy positivity. Meet Britney Spears.

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Music: The new Bomb compilation makes old-school hip-hop sound just plain old

Sarah Vowell: TV's Puritannical "Thanks" -- a "Crucible" for our times?

Music: Did you ever hear about the time folk storyteller Utah Phillips bit his own balls?

Music: What price fame? British cultie Momus is selling his songs for $1,000 apiece

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Music: Cassius Clay flew like a butterfly, stung like bee and ranted like a twisted poet

Music: Weird-ass rapper Kool Keith takes a star turn

Alex Pappademas

Music: Superchunk super sucks

Music: DJ Raymond Roker's new mix leads drum 'n' bass back to its dark, paranoid center

Michelle Goldberg

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A black Elvis: Tricky's new "Juxtapose" is most accessible record since "Maxinquaye"

Michelle Goldberg

Music: Wynton Marsalis delivers another installment in his pretentiously ambitious turn-of-the-century series

Music: The faux-naif kiddies in Bis are struggling to transcend cartoonish pastiche

Michelle Goldberg

Music: Basement Jaxx give this old house (music) a bad attitude

Amanda Nowinski

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Music: Emmylou Harris, Beck, Elvis Costello and others revive the songs of Gram Parsons

Sarah Vowell: Alfred Hitchcock's coy cameos

Music: New York's Hasidic New Wave infuses jazz with Jewishness

Lilith Fair '99: Plenty of Chrissie, Sheryl, Sarah and Sandra -- but nary a female drummer

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Music

Kandia Crazy Horse

Music: How do you pronouce µ-Ziq?

Alex Pappademas

Music: The vile Limp Bizkit makes dumb shtick dumber, mean music meaner

Techno-voyeurism: Scanner is listening to your phone calls

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