For those who think the Arizona Coyotes’ move to Utah was due to bad ownership, the question is, which ownership? The condensed 28-year history of a hockey team that was never supposed to be and a league that tried to force it to work.
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Not Pictured – (not on Spotify) Goodbye, Mr. Ed (Live in Toyko) – Tin Machine Zabij Swój Strach – Edyta Bartosiewicz The Old School Master (Live from Bloomington) – Johnny Socko Alison Medly (Live) – Costello and Nieve Wave of Mutilation (Live from the Fine Line) – Pixies Jockey Full of Bourbon – Diana Krall
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With the death of Bobby Knight, Ian shares how he was in the eye of the storm when Indiana University fired its longtime baskeball coach.
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My six years in Bloomington were a sort of high water mark. I met people who still play a significant role in my life. I also discovered tons of music and saw some fantastic live shows. It was also the last time that I felt surrounded by people in the same stage of life I was. We were young, figuring it out, and embraced the life we all chose to live.
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The soundtrack to my first novel, Radio Radio, differs from the one for Postgraduate. Some of these songs are referenced in the book. Others were songs that inspired the story. I tend to write my books like a screenplay, and these are songs I hear in my head as if this was a movie. Some
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Over the last year, music pundits have bombarded the Internets have published a series of articles celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of the most significant year for album releases. It’s true; 1971 was an era of solid LPs. Albums such as Blue by Joni Mitchell, Tapestry by Carole King, and Led Zeppelin IV absolutely belong in
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I have described Postgraduate as “a mixtape disguised as a novel” and “my love letter to ’80s and ’90s alternative music.” I am a music head. I don’t think that anyone would disagree with that. And like most people who are of a certain age, I’ve fallen into a groove of music from my salad
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