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Castner-Knott Support Group Unmoved by Macy’s ‘We are really hard-core C-K people’

Barbie Girls

Radio Ga Ga Baby Rock turns rock songs into snooze fests

Here’s Where the Strings Come In Mac McCaughan on Superchunk vs. Portastatic

Not Your Father’s Music City Vanderbilt’s Great Performances series continues to bring cutting-edge dance, theater and music to Nashville

Ghost World True-crime noir The Black Dahlia goes searching for Hollywood’s heart of darkness

Blood and White Lace Ferocious drama puts exclamation points on the period piece

Mother’s Day Wolfmother isn’t fond of the sounds-like game

 

 

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Collin Wade Monk

Collin Wade Monk hosts the Nashville Scene's weekly podcast.

 

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This year, let’s put some pizazz in the upcoming political coverage. Instead of the threadbare blue and red, the Scenecast urges news outlets to shade electoral decisions yellow for the Democrats, in honor of their stance on national security, and purple for the Republicans and their obsession with homosexual marriage. Joe Lieberman’s victory would be tinted orange, as in “Orange you glad Joe stayed in the race?” Host Collin Wade Monk shows his true colors this week spinning Nellie McKay, Gomez, Portastatic, The Explorer’s Club, Band of Horses, Karl Denson, Matisyahu, P.F. Sloan, Jim Lauderdale, Bernard Fanning, M. Ward, Dr. Dog, Chad VanGaalen, Wolfmother, Starsailor, Damnwells, and Rajeeb Chakraborty for the electorate from all corners of the great American palette.  Spread the Love.

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