Print Edition for the week of
Oct. 7 - 13, 1999
Vol. 9, No. 3
Savage Love
New Column!
Film/TV
The Man Who Is Not Zod
Terence Stamp Walks Tall as the Limey
Another Seattle Film Festival
More Underground Than Independent
Fiddling About
A Classical Wild Thing
Musical Bedrooms
Casual Kisses and a Likable Cast
Music
The Black MacHo
Tricky Sucks Without Martina
As Loud And Fast As Possible
Japanese Punks Guitar Wolf Would Be Bad If They Weren't So Good
Labels Are For Jars, Man!
Emo-Core Bands Get Touchy
Growing Up With Miss Trauma
Through the Years with Tori Amos
Theater
A Royal Comedy
Intiman's Ode to the Good Old Days
Hit Men with Cap Guns
Thugs Needs a Good whacking
Visual Art
Hoping Consolidated Works
Seattle's New Arts Center Dreams Big
Echo and Narcissus
What Happened to the Self-Portrait?
Books
Shooting Down Stereotypes
Charles Johnson Expands the Black Repertoire
Food & Drink
Matt's In The Market
Poetically Perfect Fare from The Good Earth
News
Seattle Next Gay Ghetto
With rents on Capitol Hill going through the roof, it's time to start a new gay neighborhood. But where should it be? The Stranger investigates.
Vespa Vespers
In the shadowy warehouses of Georgetown lie the objects of Mr Mark's obsession
Bring the Noise
New Noise Ordinance Set to Ignite More Neighborhood Battles
Taking the Initiative
Should King County Be in the Business of Scaring Voters?
Police Beat
Anatomy of a Coffee Crime
Calendar
Excellent
Puffy Culture
The Stuff Makes the Puff
Death Cab For Cutie
The Stranger Interview
Pretty On the Outside
Quasi's Emotional Food Chain
Reject Roundup
Media Necrophilia
The Sampler
I Was Tweaking When I Wrote This...
Predictions & Revisions
We Told You So
Events & New Releases
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