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Tag Archives: music
Still Rocking
- Laura Lundberg Most senior citizens would be relaxing and enjoying their golden years. Perusing farmer’s markets and learning a new hobby seem to be the thing to do when you’re of retiring age. Not all lead the simple, stereotypical … Continue reading
Record Collectors Show Draws Huge Crowd in Eugene
- Mike Munoz For years the Eugene Hilton has been one of the top places to stay amidst the colorful art district of downtown Eugene. But on Sunday Morning, hundreds of music enthusiasts from around the city flocked to the … Continue reading
Sonny Smith Rewrites Music History in new Exhibit
- Mike Munoz As I walk into Musique Gormet next to Bradford’s in downtown Eugene, there’s a jukebox playing hits by The Taliband and the Loud Fast fools, while the walls are covered with records and album artwork from bands … Continue reading
The Quaintness Of Lil Jon
Lil Jon in more successful times. -Jacob O’Gara It’s tragic, really. Way back in 2002, the year Hans Blix inspected for weapons in Iraq and Pierce Brosnan played James Bond for the last time in Die Another Day, Lil Jon … Continue reading
Gaga’s Kampf
- Jacob O’Gara When “Just Dance” first hit the scene, Lady Gaga appeared to be nothing more than your average, blonde, party-pop tart, albeit one with a little more glam inspiration. … Continue reading
A Celtic Pioneer
Noah Brenner is the University of Oregon’s first Celtic harp performance major at the UO’s School of Music and Dance. Continue reading
Reconsidering ‘Boulevard Of Broken Dreams’
- Jacob O’Gara Listening to the music of your youth is something only the brave and self-confident can do without cringing. And even after you steel yourself, it’s hard not to greet such music with the exclamation, “I listened to … Continue reading
Soundbites: Zion I, S.O.J.A., and Rebelution
In a night of Reggae, Zion I’s hip-hop was a refreshing opening. Continue reading