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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 2008
Page
42
Music writer Eric Clark dismisses Mickey Hart and Zakir Husain's Global Drum Project as mostly dull spacey drum music. While Baba shows promise with tribal rhythms, Kaluli Groove stalls for seven minutes and the rest drifts into repetitive trance, failing to sustain interest.
Mickey Hart and Zakir Hussain perform a 7 30 p m concert at Iowa City West High School 2901 Melrose Ave Iowa City with admission 15 to 45 dollars through the Hancher box office or online contact at 319 335 1160 or www hancher uiowa edu
Bob Dylan at 67 remains a walking history book whose late career resurgence thrives in Tell Tale Signs The Bootleg Series Vol 8 Columbia 1989 2006. The two disc set showcases alternate takes unreleased tracks and soundtrack material revealing songs in progress and some stronger than final versions.
Silver Jews, led by David Berman, gains broader publicity as strong reviews for Lookout Mountain Lookout Sea bring the indie rock act closer to the mainstream. The band, active since 1989 and once linked to Pavement’s Stephen Malkmus, blends lo fi sound with character driven lyrics about bluegrass themes and nightlife.
The Silver Jews perform at The Picador in Iowa City at 9 p.m. with tickets 15 dollars at the door or online. The review notes the up tempo instrumentation feels steam train like and the band aims for a broader audience without losing its distinctive oddness.
Ani DiFranco embraces motherhood in her first album in two years. The tone is relaxed and personal, featuring vintage DiFranco guitar and lyricism while maintaining feminism and introspection. The track Present/Infant offers a rock lullaby to her daughter with a cheerful mantra.
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