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El Rey serves plate of Meat Puppets leftover

Musical limbo. That's where you find yourself trying to decide if you like a new band. After listening to Curt Kirkwood's Snow, I came out liking it. It's an atmospheric Americana endeavor with hooks gentle enough for background music but persuasive enough to win one over from musical limbo.






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Taste of southern hip-hop

Speech, front man for hip-hop collective Arrested Development, made his name in the world with music that possesses a distinctly Southern vibe, long before the dirty South sound that embodies much of hip-hop today.



The Setonian
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Film follows epic photographer

At eight years old, filmmaker Hector Cruz was familiar with the famous image of Che Guevara's face. In 1997 he discovered the Cuban photographer who took this photograph - Alberto Korda.



Reel Big Fish trumpet player John Christianson, left, and trombone player Dan Regan. Reel Big Fish will perform at Fiestas, along with other acts on Saturday on Johnson Field.
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Reel Big Fish is bait for Fiestas

When Reel Big Fish first formed, members didn't know what ska was. "At the time, a lot of the bands in the area were ska bands, like No Doubt and Sublime," said Dan Regan, trombonist for Reel Big Fish. "We didn't even know what it was called. We knew we liked it, but we didn't know what it was."


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Cameos overdone on CD

Most musicians make music nearly 20 years after their debut. Such is the enigma of James Todd Smith, better known as LL Cool J - the rapper, producer and frequent actor.


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Indie Spanish flick clichÇ, uninspired

Indie art films have become formulaic. This becomes incredibly clear in "La Mujer de mi Hermano," or in English, "My Brother's Wife." If anyone has ever written a step-by-step guide on how to make repetitive boring art films, that writer would certainly be pleased today.


The Setonian
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Bob Dylan rocks and mumbles

Sixty-four years old - still singing, still touring, and most of all, still breathing. I went to see Bob Dylan perform at Tingley Coliseum on Tuesday, because it was probably going to be the last time any human being watched the man perform.




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Slam poets get final say at nationals

Albuquerque's spotlight poets won another competition. UNM's Word Revolution slam team members Hakim Bellamy, Aaron Cuffee, Damien Flores and Carlos Contreras beat out 21 university teams at the College Unions Poetry Slam Invitational in San Marcos, Texas, last weekend. They competed individually and in groups.



The Setonian
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Column: 'South Park' has free reign

"South Park" is the most popular show Comedy Central has ever had. With the combination of toilet humor and cultural satire, "South Park" has taken a formula of putting foul words in children's mouths and created a cultural sensation.


The Setonian
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Trio a blues throwback

Blues music came from want. People who sang it didn't have enough of what they needed, and they anguished about it in their songs. Nowadays, the only thing most blues musicians want is an upgrade to a better guitar or amp.


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