Email Author Michael Roberts
Cibo Matto Stereo Type A (Warner Bros.) The latest serving from Cibo Matto has a tough meal to follow. The band's debut, 1996's... More >>
Dick Weissman, who's lived in Denver since 1972, is a performer, the chairman of the music and entertainment studies department at the University... More >>
When musical superlatives are dished out, they usually come with qualifiers attached--the greatest rock and roll group, the top hip-hop act, and... More >>
Last week in this space, we took a musical trip through the first half of the twentieth century--one tune at a time. This week the journey... More >>
Teletunes is one of the longest-running music-video programs in the country: It began appearing on PBS affiliate KBDI-TV/Channel 12 under the... More >>
Mathematicians know the next millennium doesn't begin until January 1, 2001, but at this point, that hardly matters: The citizenry at large has... More >>
A lot has changed in downtown Denver over the past two decades or so, but there's been at least one constant: Soapy Smith's Eagle Bar, at 1317... More >>
Here's a statement that demonstrates a keen grasp of the obvious: Most local record companies fail because of a lack of money. Realizing this,... More >>
Argan South Moroccan Motor Berber (Barbarity) I know that a lot of you have been burned by world music: You've picked up a... More >>
From the outside, Bill Cook's house, perched atop a heavily forested hill on the periphery of Woodland Park, near Colorado Springs, looks like a... More >>
John Williams Star Wars, Episode I: The Phantom Menace--Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Sony Classical) The week before the... More >>
Humor is a fairly rare commodity in pop music, in part because artists who display even a modicum of it are often dismissed as wannabe comedians.... More >>
During the early years of his career, Bob Dylan could do no wrong--but by the late Sixties, he'd figured out a way. Over the last thirty years,... More >>
"I didn't set out to write kids' music," says Molly Bowers, "and I didn't plan to do anything topical, either. I just wrote this song that was so... More >>
Since the April 20 shootings at Columbine High School, most of us have heard about the harassment of anyone whose clothes bear even the slightest... More >>
Earlier this month, Bret Dowlen, the man who designed the sound system for the Fillmore Auditorium, formerly known as the Mammoth Events Center,... More >>
When Elvis Costello was approached by fans during the mid-Eighties, he would squelch their questions with a two-word conversation stopper: "I'm... More >>
Local artists captured for posterity. Hot on the heels of Between the Lines: The Complete Studio Recordings, a gorgeous reissue of... More >>
Chuck Morris is frantic--as usual. The veteran promoter and manager perpetually travels in fourth gear, his movements abrupt, his eyes intense,... More >>
Last week, Garth Brooks was named Entertainer of the Decade by the Academy of Country Music. But that doesn't mean C&W-loving punk-rocker Mike... More >>
Internet radio isn't a panacea: At this point in its technical development, the sound quality can be mighty iffy. But the airwave-based commercial... More >>
On the surface, the timing for the Hard Knock Life tour, a hardcore rap showcase that hit the Denver Coliseum on April 27, could hardly have been... More >>
Joey McIntyre Stay the Same (C2 Records) If you needed any more proof that musical cycles are swirling faster than ever before,... More >>
Local songs from the end of the century. Jonny Mogambo's Colorado Golden, on Hapi Skratch Records, is slick but mostly enjoyable blues... More >>
How could anyone be surprised that Howard Stern made tactless remarks about the Columbine High School shootings during his April 21 broadcast?... More >>
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