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Sound & Shape
By Bob Lange on November 11, 2009
Nashville. Music City USA. The Country Music Capitol of the World. The home of Sound & Shape, perhaps the next big thing in prog rock. What? If that last one doesn't more »

LEP Benefit
By Izzy Berlin on April 29, 2009
The benefit concert for the LEP high school (appropriately named the "LEP Rocks Benefit Concert") readies a rolling list of esteemed guest appearances: Storm Large (best known for her appearance in more »

Good Jobs, Green Jobs
By Gabriel Scheer on April 22, 2009
This article adds a new path for Glide Magazine: specifically, an effort to begin bridging the worlds of culture and sustainability. In truth, one is nothing without the other; if the more »

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Best Concert DVDs of 2008
on December 13, 2008
Just as with albums, 2008 wasn’t a bang up year for concert DVDs. Sure, there were plenty of good ones, but nothing that was mind blowing. Last year’s list featured plenty More »
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A Day With Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds - Dublin Castle
By Aurélie Montfrond on July 18, 2008
Glide correspondant Aurélie Montfrond recently got to spend a day with Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds prior to their March performance at Dublin Castle. Below is her diary of More »
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Bonnaroo 2008 - Morningbell's Perspective
By Travis Atria on June 18, 2008
Glide contributor Travis Atria made his debut appearance at Bonnaroo this past weekend - not as a member of the pres but as musician. Atria's band Morningbell, was selected More »
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The Highway Kind - 1,378 Miles With Cowboy Junkies
By Jason Lent on June 09, 2008
With over 20,000 miles on my Junkies odometer, this is not the first time I’ve followed a tour. Eight shows in eight days is the most ambitious plan yet, although there More »
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A Twisted Conspiracy
By David Calarco on May 09, 2008
The upcoming Twisted Conspiracy Tour, coming to Boulder, Denver, San Francisco, and Los Angeles in May, represents the fusing of two eclectic underground dance music scenes from Europe and America. More »
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The Little TV Season That Could: Two New Shows To DVR
By Martin Malloy on March 12, 2008
This winter we were all witness to the first writer's strike in 20 years. While we all took sides (the writers'...) it made for a very interesting Television season and More »
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Ten Artists/Bands Deserving Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction
on March 07, 2008
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Oscars Preview - No Country vs. Blood
By Martin Malloy on February 23, 2008
It’s February and you know what that means…..Awards season. So instead of just a “Who Will Win” list, which, besides its highly opinionated nature (much like the Oscars themselves) we’re More »
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'Let My Love Open the Door' or How I Know When a Movie Is Nearly Over
By Warren Miller on December 26, 2007
Pete Townshend is revered as one of rock’s greatest guitarists, songwriters, and showmen, noted for his signature windmill-style guitar strumming and smashing his instrument on stage. But however celebrated Pete More »
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Good Times, Bad Times - Led Zeppelin Reunion Show
By Shane Handler on December 11, 2007
So it finally happened. The next most bewildering reunion aside from the ghosts of John and George jamming with Paul and Ringo, Led Zeppelin reunited and played a full two-hour More »
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Vegoose Preview - Daft Punk Helmets = $14,000
By Glide Staff on October 18, 2007
The book on this year’s Vegoose Festival, aside from the typical late night debauchery, is a curveball lineup card that has more in common with Coachella than its jam-friendly past. And More »
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Soulive - Synergetic Reincarnation
By Sam Frank on October 12, 2007
For No Place Like Soul, Soulive not only changed record companies, but the band’s approach to creating music went under complete renovation. More »
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