Topic: Music (page 164)

Music: Guitar thrash and tit slaps -- Bob Log eviscerates the blues

Music: Unrest believed in good shoes, beautiful fonts and pure American pop

Music: Willie Nelson gets "Stardust" in his eyes

Music: How did no wave pioneer Arto Lindsay end up recording for Ani DiFranco?

Music: Aphrodite drops drum 'n' bass for the dancefloor set

Michelle Goldberg

Music: Tributing the Knitters, the band that put hick shit into punk rock

Music: Zap Mama matures from world music wonder to internationalist hip-hoppers

Cheesy celebrity bios: Barry White, guru of love

Music: Back to Folsom -- Johnny Cash's greatest record reissued

Music: From Korn to Bruce Hornsby? No wonder Woodstock 99 burned

Sarah Vowell: Bend over, Ikea Boy: Is home design emasculating American men?

Music: From the art of noise to the sound of the city -- "Geology" pumps Detroit techno

Amanda Nowinski

Music: With a little help from Earle and Harris, Buddy Miller searches for the heart of country soul

Music: Going under cover with sexy crooner Bryan Ferry

Michelle Goldberg

Music: "Hours" is David Bowie's most consistent album since "Ziggy Stardust"

Music: Archer Prewitt's songs don't need clumsy words to tell a story

Music: Richard Fariña -- songwriter, gunrunner and the link between Bob Dylan and Thomas Pynchon.

Music: Surprise, surprise -- the Charlatans U.K. are still alive

Michelle Goldberg

Music: Garth Brooks reinvents himself in a miscalculation of historic proportions

Music: Chris Cacavas doesn't want to be Neil Young -- don't tell him it's helpless, helpless

Music: What the hell is a nipplegong? Ask Athens band Macha

Funke Sangodeyi

Music: The Fastbacks -- the peppy Seattle punk band that grunge forgot

Sarah Vowell: I've had the Louis Armstrong song "St. James Infirmary" stuck in my head for 15 years -- and not even a Snake

Music: No one has wasted his talent more than Paul McCartney

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