John, Gone: From Man To Myth in Forty-Eight Hours
Minority Report :: John, Gone: From Man To Myth in Forty-Eight Hours :: Friday, December 24th, 1999
Month: December 1999
Of Marks And Men: Propaganda And The Consumer Community
Minority Report :: Of Marks And Men: Propaganda And The Consumer Community :: Friday, December 24th, 1999
The Phantom Menace: Better Than Bad
Minority Report :: The Phantom Menace: Better Than Bad :: Friday, December 24th, 1999
The Complete History of America (Abridged)
Event Review by Heinrich Hurts
Beat Them And They Will Understand
Minority Report :: Beat Them And They Will Understand :: Friday, December 24th, 1999
A Triumph For The Reverend Jackson
Minority Report :: A Triumph For The Reverend Jackson :: Friday, December 24th, 1999
The Asteroid Numberfour
Apple Street (AudioInformationPhenomena). Review by Ian Koss
Curtis Salgado
Event Review by Roi J. Tamkin
DBS
Some Boys Got It, Most Men Don’t (New Disorder). Review by Tom Minarchick
Esquivel
See it in Sound (BMG Records). Review by James Mann
Pieter Bourke
Interview by Shad Clark
This is the end…
Feature by David Lee Beowülf
Anthemic Pop Wonder
Wild Thrill-Hungry Gurls (Bombardier). Review by Jason Feifer
Saturday Night Live
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The Casket Lottery
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Iggy Pop
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The Gadjits
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Unruh
Setting Fire To Sinking Ships (Pessimer). Review by Andrew Chadwick
El Guapo
The Phenomenon of Renewal (Resin). Review by Tom Minarchick
Material
Intonarumori (Palm Pictures/Axiom/Rykodisc). Review by Matthew Moyer
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