Realtiy Check
Pissing Contest
By David Sowd
The Straight Dope
By Cecil Adams
The Mouth
Toilet Training
Letters
Seen the Light
An essential box set shows what was right about Hank Williamsand what's wrong about country music today.
By Michael Roberts
The World According to Joe Queer
A defiant punker weighs in on the Warped tour, the next Bob Dylan, and singing about girls.
By David Powers
Deep Blues
From Sun Studios to near-exile to CNN, there are few places Big Jack Johnson hasn't been.
By Steve Byrne
Second Family
Let down by experiences in other Kent bands, the guys in Channel find psychedelic harmony with each other.
Celinesleeves
Ms. Dion, Babyface, Windham Hill, and even Ted Nugent bring it home for the holidays.
By Bill Gibb
Yeah, Baby, Yeah!
A box set and collaboration with Elvis Costello showcase the haunting power of songwriter Burt Bacharach.
By Serene Dominic
Livewire
By Sarah E. Tascone, Rob Harvilla and Ryan Smith
KISS the Culprit
The hottest band in the world was inspired by Alice Cooper, but did emulation lead to thievery?
Porkopolis
Lacking the soul of the original, Babe: Pig in the City is just another kids' movie.
By M.V. Moorhead
Full Motion
Six-String Samurai benefits from plenty of movement and lack of money.
By Gregg Rickman
Nordic Hell
You don't have to be crazy to enter the Kingdom Hospital, but it sure helps.
By Jean Oppenheimer
Something's Fishy at the Ritz
Friday night seafood buffet doesn't float this diner's boat.
By Elaine T. Cicora
A Thinking Man's Star Wars
Dobama's latest play hits home for a galaxy not so far away.
By Keith A. Joseph
The A-Train Stops Here
By Pamela Zoslov
Surviving America
By Laura Putre
NIGHT & DAY, 1998
DECEMBER 3-9
Rain - A Tribute to the Beatles
@ KeyBank State Theatre
Fri., April 19, 8 p.m.
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