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  • 21. Off Limits

    Doin' It With DeGette


    Published: June 29, 2006

    Brandon MacGillis, communications director for Congresswoman Diana DeGette, insists that his boss understood the risks when she agreed to be interviewed by Stephen Colbert for...

  • 22. Rough Mixes

    Making the Band

    By Chris Parker
    Published: June 29, 2006

    What's in a lead singer? Audioslave and Velvet Revolver have gotten along quite nicely without their prima donna leaders, thank you very much. Certainly, the Mark...

  • 23. Drunk of the Week

    The Tavern Lowry

    By Patrick Osborn
    Published: June 29, 2006

    I am happy to announce that a new bar, The Tavern Lowry (7401 East First Avenue), has broken the record for the largest-ever Institute of Drinking Studies bar tab -- and this...

  • 24. Theater

    Flying at Half-Mast

    By Juliet Wittman
    Published: June 29, 2006

    An old woman lies dying as her son sits by the bedside. Tension vibrates between them. Each character offers a poetic monologue that feels a bit forced; when a playwright has...

  • 25. News

    Strip Search

    By Luke Turf
    Published: June 29, 2006

    Nobody wants to talk about Jennifer Marcum. Not the girls who stripped with her at Shotgun Willie's. Not the man with whom she was living. Not the men she may have testified...

  • 26. Rough Mixes

    Breaking the Law

    By Eryc Eyl
    Published: June 29, 2006

    L.A. rockers the Bronx have never had to work too hard to get noticed. After just a few gigs, the quartet was beating back A&R reps because of its brutal tunes and punishing...

  • 27. Second Helping

    Frisco’s Deli and Market

    By Jason Sheehan
    Published: June 29, 2006

    When I reviewed Frisco's in April 2005, I was impressed by a couple of things. For starters, the crew's resumés included some big-time names (Batali, Bastianich, Le...

  • 28. Theater

    Oy!

    By Juliet Wittman
    Published: June 29, 2006

    There are many, many ways for a production to be awful, and The Yiddish Are Coming, at the New Denver Civic Theatre, hits on just about all of them. It's a cheap little...

  • 29. News

    Horse Play

    By Jessica Centers
    Published: June 29, 2006

    After seven days of deliberation in Arapahoe County -- the longest trial Judge Stephen R. Ruddick's courtroom had ever seen -- Bill Stiffler was acquitted on six counts of...

  • 30. Playlist

    Johnny Cash

    By Tracy M. Rogers
    Published: June 29, 2006

    The latest installment of Johnny Cash's epic American series, American V: A Hundred Highways, is the most poignant, cohesive album in the collection to date. Released two and...

  • 31. Encore

    Now Playing


    Published: June 29, 2006

    The Caretaker. The setting is a grimy, one-room flat filled with papers, boxes and mismatched bric-a-brac. It's an appropriate mole hole for sad, befuddled Aston, who thinks...

  • 32. News

    Family Affair

    By Jessica Centers
    Published: June 29, 2006

    In January, it looked like the McAdam family was finally on their way to a happy ending. Denver Juvenile Court was letting parents David and Tiffany bring home their oldest...

  • 33. Playlist

    Busta Rhymes

    By Quibian Salazar-Moreno
    Published: June 29, 2006

    Busta Rhymes has recently embarked on a career makeover. He's got a new label, a new haircut and a new body. But his latest album, The Big Bang, is reminiscent of the Busta of...

  • 34. Letters

    Letters to the Editor


    Published: June 29, 2006

    Rock My Real World! Shake and fake: Regarding Jared Jacang Maher's "Get Real," in the June 22 issue: The story about the fake Real World was quite possibly the most...

  • 35. Playlist

    Brightblack Morning Light

    By Terry Sawyer
    Published: June 29, 2006

    Brightblack Morning Light bears a rather striking, but not crippling, resemblance to the orchestral psychedelia of Spiritualized. Both bands have an affinity for taking a...

  • 36. Playlist

    Nelly Furtado

    By Michael Roberts
    Published: June 29, 2006

    These days, few performers are capable of crafting long-lasting careers -- but producers like Tim "Timbaland" Mosley are another story. More than a decade after emerging from...

  • 37. Locals Only

    Tarmints

    By Tom Murphy
    Published: June 29, 2006

    Toil Like Devils, the Tarmints' fourth effort, is the musical equivalent of a James Ellroy novel: brutal, uncompromising in its artistic vision, and an unflinchingly honest...

  • 38. Locals Only

    Eddie Turner

    By Michael Roberts
    Published: June 29, 2006

    The notorious book called The Turner Diaries concerns a worldwide race war won by Caucasians. The decision by guitarist Eddie Turner, an African-American, to give his latest...

  • 39. Sound Bites

    Listen Up


    Published: June 29, 2006

    Naim Amor, Exsanguine (Amormusic). Naim Amor's Exsanguine is a joyously atmospheric 1960s soundtrack to a dinner party in a Tucson barrio hosted by a Parisian couple in a...

  • 40. Now Hear This

    The Court and Spark

    By Michael Roberts
    Published: June 29, 2006

    The Court and Spark was originally lumped in with the alt-country movement largely because of the San Franciscans' choice of instrumentation: Pedal-steel and acoustic guitars...

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