Issue Archive for the Week of
Jul 22 -
28,
2004
Vol. 13, No. 45
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This Is the Band:
Smoosh Can Go Anywhere They Want, Yo
Too Young to Stay Quiet:
The Underage Scene Keeps Seattle Music Strong
Teen Spirit Piano:
Local Legend Howard Bulson Returns to Capitol Hill
News
The Contender:
Next week, Seattle's Johnny Nighttrain heads to Finland to compete in the World Karaoke Championships. Is he some kind of Idiot?
Total Access:
Tear it down, viaduct opponents say. And this time, the council's listening.
Radio Boobs:
K-Rock Contestants Piss Off Local Rocker Girl
Nice Try, Guys:
Republican Moderate Makeover Hits Stumbling Block: Abortion
Mother Teresa:
Nothing More Than Feelings
The Stranger Department of Homeland Security:
BUSH REELECTION ALERT
Counter Intel:
We Have the Facts and...?
In The Hall:
Monomaniacal
Music
Last Words:
Goodbye to Some Candy Talking
21st Century Foxes:
Scissor Sisters' Peerless Perv-Pop
The King Still Rules:
Defending the Faith with Rob Halford
Mo' Wax or Mo' Wack?:
James Lavelle Drops Some Psyence
Poppy Indirection:
Delays' Long Time Coming
Drunk by Noon:
Roots & Americana
Beatseeking Missives:
GHOSTLY ART & ARTIFICE TOUR
CLASSICAL, JAZZ, & avant:
ARTURO SANDOVAL
UNDERAGE:
NOTHING YOU DON'T KNOW
My Philosophy:
Hiphop Ya Don't Stop
Live Wire:
On the Road with Sufjan Stevens
Ever Feel Cheated?:
The West Memphis Three's Damien Echols Speaks from Death Row
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