eMusic Archives: September 2007
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As the World Burns: Manu Chao
Bob Marley and the Clash had a son, and they named him Manu Chao — or at … more »
Keep Reaching Back: Nicole Wil…
Among the spectacular bust-ups and intriguing but stillborn ideas of this… more »
Great Scots! The Post-Punk Und…
Scotland never had a musical explosion the way New York City or New Zeala… more »
Hilly’s Kristal Ship
Hilly Kristal could be found, on most any day you happened to be strollin… more »
Haydn Essentials
Think of Franz Josef Haydn's output as an iceberg -- 80% of it is sub… more »
Mônica Salmaso, Noites d…
One of the most poetic and artful vocalists to emerge from Brazil in the … more »
The Roots of German Electronic…
It isn't far-fetched to assert that the extraordinary contributions G… more »
Funky Delicacies
During a summer trip to New Orleans back in the late '90s, I was digg… more »
Scrapper Blackwell: Standing i…
Writing about Robert Johnson last month got me to thinking more about Scr… more »
Terell Stafford: Man Plays the…
Even in an art like jazz that abounds with elegant, eloquent improvising,… more »
McCoy Tyner, At The Warsaw Jaz…
Because of the enormous influence that John Coltrane exerted on every fac… more »
Dance Mixes
Tom Moulton just didn't get it. In the early '70s, he was on Fire… more »
Logging The Inner Journey
It was the height of the Cold War and both sides were looking for an edge… more »
Around the World in a Dozen
In these days of global networks, travel around the world is something th… more »
Lolita: The Demons of Desire
Years ago I foolishly, earnestly tried to interest a non-reading friend i… more »
Janet Reno and Ed Pettersen
When former Attorney General Janet Reno poked fun at herself in 2001 by m… more »
Elizabeth Gilbert, Eat, Pray, …
Self-indulgent? Sure. But Gilbert's warm, relatable, and fun travelog… more »
David Lynch, Catching the Big …
If you wanna catch a big fish, you've gotta go deep. So says cult fil… more »
European Mavericks
It's nearly impossible to collate the various experiments of 20th cen… more »
Don Van Natta, Jr., Her Way…
The untold story of Hillary Clinton's road to the White House, both a… more »
Christopher Buckley, Boomsday…
Christopher Buckley examines the newest cross-generational conflict. In h… more »
Julie Powell, Julie & Jul…
One woman's quest to cook all 524 recipes in Julia Child's Master… more »
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International Bookshelf
By Jess Sauer, eMusic Contributor
The idea that diverse languages are a form of divine punishment, serving only to separate us, is a popular one in numerous mythologies and religious traditions. In Genesis, humanity is unified by a common tongue… more »
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