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JUN 2006

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Music

Until the Fat Lady Sings: Can Opera Survive the Twenty-First Century?

by Linnea Covington

Music

Everywhere you go you hear music. Itís in clothing stores and supermarkets, and itís what you listen to on the phone while you wait twenty minutes to speak to a customer-service representative.

Because We Said So

by Grant Moser and Scott Damell

Music

Reviews of five new albums.

Where’s Your Head At?

by David Marchese

Music

Liars and Secret Machines—and I’m not talking politics, but two cannabizarre bands on a journey to the outer limits by way of Brooklyn.

FluxBox: Exploding the Miniature

by Bethany Ryker

Music

The crank on the side of a wind-up toy or a music box is not just a mechanical device that sets things in motion; it is a generator of suspense.

 

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