Word: classics
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Creators themselves of some of the best remixes ever, Coldcut allow big name remixers to revisit the songs of their classic 1997 album Let Us Play. The Moog madness of Cornelius redoing "Atomic Moog 2000" and Shut Up and Dance's version of "Every Home a Prison" kick off well, but the rest of the album fails to inspire. The remixes just don't compare to the originals. The live versions of "Atomic Moog 2000" and "Panopticon," as well as DJ Lord Fader's scratched-up version of "More Beats and Pieces" are just reminders of the fresh sounds...
Some people, fans of tradition, describe Harvard as classic, a true liberal arts college. Critics, however, complain that the educational and environmental stasis leaves them without a passion in their Harvard lives. These would-be activists have found that instigating change at fair Harvard, or from within its shaded ivy walls, requires determination and persistence...
...apologize that I can't be defined," sings Brian Youmans, lead singer of Trinket. And definition is certainly hard coming. The band successfully crosses the line between classic rock, modern alternative and accessible punk music. This self-titled new album's engaging guitar-driven music insulates and highlights some well-written and insightful lyrics...
...While heart-shaped pizza may be cute, nothing beats a chickengram. Call Broadway Babies, a Boston company that specializes in singing telegrams, stripteases and belly dancers. Gorillagrams come standard with a guy in a gorilla suit who not only sings and dances but bears balloons, candy and champagne. The classic chickengram is another option. Broadway Babies’ animal line generally runs $105-130. Also available: singing celebrity impersonators. Choose between Marilyn Monroe, Elvis and Pavarotti. These high-end telegrams cost about $200, plus tip. All this assumes, of course, that the gorilla guy can make his housecall sans keycard...
...Pearls and gold are classic; silver is a little funky," Bowman says. "Whatever you wear, let it be real. We all have costume jewelry, but for the interview let everything about you speak quality...