Issue Archive for the Week of
Aug 28 -
Sep 3,
2003
Vol. 12, No. 50
Pullout
Northwest Hiphop Rockets to the Top:
Major Players Break Down the Scene
The Meaning of Clothes:
A Thread Runs from Fashion to Art
Huffing the Spoken Word:
Choice Literary Inhalants
Dance Picks:
Moody Movements
Theater Preview:
Super Stagings
The Original Tripper:
Donovan Sets the Tone for Narcotic Sonic
Look and Listen:
Ben Rubin Gives Shape to Sound
The Impresario:
Warren Etheredge Makes a Safe Haven for Film Fanatics
Shorty McShortersons:
The 1 Reel Film Fest Puts On a Show
Blow Your Mind Wide Open:
Expansive Hiphop from the New and Old Schools
Pharmaceutical Pop:
The Dandy Warhols Bring It in Spades
Boo-Tay-Licious:
Bobby Bare Jr.'s Advice on the Birds and the Beeyotches
All You Need to Know About the Ink Spot:
But Were Too Confused to Ask--Plus, What to See and When
Hot or Snot?:
The Deeper Question of Who's Hotter, Writers or Rock Stars?
Advice for Young People:
From Musicians Who Know Better
Poet vs. Poet:
Andrei Codrescu and Sheri-D Wilson square off in Bumbershoot's Heavyweight Poetry Bout
SELECT SHOWS:
For Your Listening Pleasure and Pain
SELECT ART:
For Your Visual Pleasure (no pain)
News
Bumbershoot Rx:
The Stranger's Prescriptions for Medicines and Music
Flying High:
Howard Dean has gone from nobody to the front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination. Now he's a political rock star, and he just went on a coast-to-coast tour to prove it. The Stranger tagged along for the ride.
The Unknown Interview:
The bike-messenger Olympics are coming to town, and "scruffy-cute" local bike- messenger bigwig Nick Dale is gearing up for the event.
Bush's Welcome Wagon:
Eastside Bushies Confront Protesters
Unpopular Pageler:
Three-Term Council Incumbent Loses Democratic Party Support
Monorail Math Lesson:
Monorail Supporters Confront Bad Numbers
Iffert's Effort:
Broadway Developer Sy Iffert Wants to Raise Broadway Heights
Music
Creating the Perfect Pop Song:
The New Amsterdams Work Out the Kinks
Indie Imagination:
Three Imaginary Girls Hype the Seattle Scene
Broken but Not Beaten:
SunTzu Sound Try to Kick-Start Broken Beat in Seattle
Beatseeking Missives:
Why?/Mush Live DVD
The Hiphop Tip:
Maseo's the Man
Classical, Jazz, & Avant:
Bumbershoot
Underage:
At the Brick House for the Last Time
Film
Revelations:
Thirteen Gets Teens Right
Half-Full:
And Now Ladies & Gentlemen Doesn't Go Far Enough
On Screen:
For Thurs August 28 - September 3
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