Issue Archive for the Week of
Nov 9 -
15,
2000
Vol. 10, No. 8
Pullout
What Remains:
Jim Croce, "Time in a Bottle"
The Past Takes It Back:
Throwing Muses, "Hate My Way"
The Two Together Couldn't Ruin It:
Joseph Arthur, "Come to Where I'm From"
Same Shade of Blue:
Pinetop Seven, "Bringing Home the Last Great Strike"
Among the Ghosts:
DJ KRUSH, "CODE 4109"
Fan Mail: An End to the Discussion:
Aimee Mann, "Magnolia" SounDtrack
News
Music Quarterly: "Sea Blue":
"When we listen to the saddest songs we have ever heard, we die." We drop the tough-critic act and bare our souls, exposing deep, blue sorrow.
Easy Street:
Safeway Takes Advantage of Rainier Beach's Plea for Help
Spin Cycle:
Seattle Public-Relations Firms Re-Spin the Dot-Com Story
Election-Night Roundup:
The Stranger Election Death Squad Gets Drunk and Stuffed with the Pols
Police Beat:
Downtown Sex
Music
Sick with Passion:
The Delgados Are Not to Be Missed
Loud-Ass Guitars:
Because They Fuckin' Rock!
Film
A New Outlook:
The Stranger Interview with Abbas Kiarostami
Essentially Sensual:
Leos Carax's Cinematic Love Poem
Begone!:
You Must See "Non-Stop" Immediately
Cover Art
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