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Topic: Music (page 166)

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

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

Music: How South African musicians under apartheid found a political voice in jazz and bop

Hungry like the wolves: Los Lobos isn't just another band from East L.A.

Music: White-boy hip-hopper G. Love still isn't black -- no matter how hard he tries

Tune therapy: Can music ease the pain?

Drinking and thriving: Guided by Voices' Robert Pollard needs the songwriting fix

Music: Buddha gives Flamin' Groovies fans "Teenage Head"

Got my Mojo workin': Why American music magazines suck

Stephanie Zacharek

Music: There are guitar players and then there is John Fahey

Music: The acid-gobbling Holy Modal Rounders return with their first record since the Carter administration

Music City comes to New York: Mandy Barnett does Patsy Cline proud; Shaver charms an adoring audience

Music: The Backstreet Boys want to have you their way

Sarah Vowell: "Drop Dead Gorgeous" and "The Blair Witch Project": The mockumentary cometh

Music: On Charlie Haden's "The Art of the Song," the famed L.A. bassist opens up and sings

Woodstock 99: From free love to frat rock in 30 years or less

Music: On "Buzz Me In," songwriter Jack Logan buries the corpses under the bed and hits the gas pedal

Stephanie Zacharek

Music: The Spinanes float on dreamy Rolling Stones incantations

Music: On "Unknownwerks" they rave in Denver, shake booty in Los Angles and pump house in Phoenix

Amanda Nowinski

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