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...becomes more and more frantic, a band of folk musicians bursts in and strikes a chord of wild merriment. A fifty-minute rollercoaster ride then takes the viewer flying through a fantastic world of organic self-renewal and disintegration...
...SCHIP program. For large families who lack employer-provided health insurance, even $80,000 may not be sufficient to cover healthcare costs. Congress must override Bush’s veto to help provide increased coverage for America’s most vulnerable children. But SCHIP is a mere band-aid for a health care system that is fatally flawed. Americans spend twice as much as other developed countries for health care–about $7,000 per person per year–but lack the high quality of care and system efficiency of many other industrialized nations. Wealthy patients receive...
...impossible not to yearn for what The Boss does best: cranking out rock anthems like “Thunder Road” and “Born in the U.S.A.” Lucily, with “Magic,” Bruce returns with the E Street Band for 13 tracks swollen with keyboards, violins, saxophones, and, of course, guitars and drums. “Magic” kicks off with one of Springsteen’s best singles in recent memory. “Radio Nowhere” is one of the catchiest songs released this year, highlighting...
...your average song-and-dance musical. Dialogue blends into lyrics and trippy, dreamlike sequences, and at the center of it all stands Sturgess. He plays Jude, singing his way through the 1960s. “As far as my musical background, I came from being in a band back in London,” said Sturgess, and like his character, he was blown away by New York City. “I had never really traveled to America,” he said. EERIE SYMMETRY One particular moment of filming stood out in Sturgess’s mind?...
...eclipsing its more venerated siblings? Offering their third LP for Wolf Parade’s incubating second, one may rush to say yes. Flaws aside, Krug is definitely onto something. But while the five or six strongest tracks here would make for an excellent EP, the remainder hinders a band that has not yet fully blossomed. While “Random Spirit Lover” has its standouts, it’s not unreasonable to want more from one of indie’s rising institutions...