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This wasn't just the year everyone you know got an iPhone. It was also a fitful, eventful year for the local music scene—full of blown speakers, broken strings, breakups,...
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Blast Off!
By Sean L. Maloney
Yes, we're righting another blurb about YEAH. What can we say? The Murfreesboro youth arts center was cool in theory but even cooler in practice. Who else is going to follow up...
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White Noise
By Sean L. Maloney
When we went back to a major coastal city (that shall not be named) recently and were catching up with some of our old raver buddies, they were surprised to find that there was...
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Better to be Lucky
By Timothy C. Davis
Why, a man'd be a fool to have a last name like Tubb and not have a go at Nashville, right? Well, not exactly. The great-nephew of country-music legend Ernest Tubbone...
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Ice Ice...maybe?
By Adam Gold
No matter who you are or what your circumstances may be, you'd probably never trade places with Rob Van Winkle, a.k.a. Vanilla Ice. Perhaps the most maligned figure in the...
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Pop Reconfiguration
By Ron Wynn
Between them, theres probably no instrument on earth that ace musicians Jim Hoke and Randy Leago dont either play or have mastered. Theyre just as versatile...
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Inn Keepers
By Jon Weisberger
Octobers benefit for Bluegrass Hall of Famer and bionic banjoist Eddie Adcock and his singing partner Martha was a success in part because of the give...
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True Love Waits
By Emily Bartlett Hines
Tom Waits new album, Glitter and Doom, came out last month; it was his first live record since 1988, and critics praised Waits storytelling, emotionally affecting...
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Holcomb? Nearly Killed 'Em!
By Chris Parker
Holcombs rootsy homespun shuffles crackle with naked honesty, like the confidences of a friend spilling his guts, and the Springsteen-stoked tone of his lyrics is one of...
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Still Under Underwood
By Sean L. Maloney
We had no idea that this American Idol also-ran even had a career still, never mind a fan clubespecially a fan club that has Christmas parties. You might remember Bice as...
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Scorsese's Babies
By Joe Nolan
It's no secret that we're in love with movies, and one of our favorite periods of all time is the New Hollywood movement that began with Bonnie and Clyde in 1967 and ended with...
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By D. Patrick Rodgers
When you think of the movie industry, Nashville might not be one of the major filmmaking hubs that comes to mind. But fact is, Nashvilles small but passionate film...
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M*A*S*H Without the Sugar Coating
By Jack Silverman
A dose of harsh reality amid the onslaught of sappy Christmas films, this documentary follows the experiences of four volunteer doctors from the humanitarian aid group...
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Xmas Jeer
By Tracy Moore
Say what you will about anarchy, it's at least pretty simple. No ones in charge. Mayhem rules. It's every man for himself. Unless you're trying to pull off a Santa...
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A Bazaar Occurrence
By Eric Lehning
Open Lot Nashville has long served as a proud venue and exhibition space for underground artists. Now artists and collectors alike are called to take part in an epic re-sale at...
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Old School of Rock
By Jim Ridley
A chorus of senior citizens singing the Sonic Youth/Clash/Ramones songbook sounds like a recipe for obnoxious cutesiness, but the subjects of Stephen Walkers moving 2007...
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You've Gotta Be Sithing Me!
By D. Patrick Rodgers
Oh man. Oh God. Oh boy. All right, were going to do our best to contain our sheer nerd-gasm elation over the prospect of a multi-faceted, multimedia Star Wars event of...
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Urchin's Delight
By D. Patrick Rodgers
Ello, blokes and birds. What might you say if I were to tell you that, for this weekend only, all of historic downtown Franklin has been magically transformed into a...
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Developing Nations
By Tracy Moore
Microfinance has done more to bolster the status of women and to protect them from abuse than any laws could accomplish, writes first Pulitzer-winning married...
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Meddle to the Pedal
By Steve Haruch
There isnt a cooler intersection of bicycle know-how, progressive-minded community action and DIY badassery than Halcyon Bike Shop. The 12South gearhaus celebrates its...
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