Before his band the Black Kids could exist, singer-guitarist Reggie Youngblood had to lighten up.
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The Joker isn’t the only villain turning Gotham City upside down in “The Dark Knight.”
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The Orpheum Theatre is not a big room for the Who, but this was an unusual occasion, an intimate collision of rock history and virtual reality, of brute force and high-tech fun.
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TRUE believers are essential to rock ‘n’ roll.
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The master of war stands glaring into the lens.
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Fleet Foxes is a band of five young dudes from Seattle who look as if they’ve just come down from the mountain in their beards and flannel shirts and who call themselves “not much of a rock band.”
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Tom Petty is no newcomer to the Hollywood Bowl.
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Death Cab for Cutie singer-guitarist Ben Gibbard looked happy as he announced, “We got tunes!”
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JAYMAY will have to get used to this recurring little scene: the
TV cameras and applause signs, the cue cards and her own face staring back from the video monitors.
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