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Polenzani gave a copy of the album to the owner of her label, Daemon Records—who happened to be Amy Ray of the Indigo Girls. The disc was a burned copy of the recently finished master disc. “Mike’s cell phone number [was] written on the top in a Sharpie,” Warren nostalgically recalls...
...entry in which Australia's Qantas Airways is a major investor. Backed by powerhouse Singapore Airlines, Tiger plans to launch late this year on at least six routes. "We'll grow as quickly as we can and fly wherever we can," vows Stephen Johnson of Phoenix-based Indigo Partners, an investment company that owns 24% of Tiger. But for all these grandiose dreams, executives believe that not all of the budget carriers can survive. "There is going to have to be a consolidation or shakeout in the industry," warns Tiger's chairman William Franke, a former CEO of America West...
...producers also hired Indigo Design Group to incorporate computer generated graphics onto the screen during the live show. Both the visual effects coordinator and the light board operator would be playing live, listening for the music cued up by Matthew T. O’Malley ’04, who utilized the same sequencing program used by Versace and Dolce & Gabbana in sequencing their music...
...Indigo Girls are still rockin’ the same old “stacking sandbags gainst the river of your trouble” lyrics and soul-warming harmonies on All That We Let In, the new record that’s got even better album art than Swamp Ophelia. For the most part, this album is exactly what you’d expect from the Indigo Girls; Amy Ray and Emily Saliers pass the baton back and forth like pros, belting it out or backing each other up like true friends. That?...
There’s more than enough on All That We Let In to satisfy a fan, a few songs to skip and some excellent fodder for anyone who likes to make Indigo Girls jokes...