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2000 Stories by RICH KANE

• Vandals Incorporated

  published December 28, 2000

  Oi to the world! More >>

• Mudhoney Plugged-In

  published December 21, 2000

  Damien Jurado/Songs: Ohia/Map Koo's Art Cafe Wednesday, Nov. 29 Riverside's Map were both intriguing and not,... More >>

• Fabulous Celebrities

  published December 14, 2000

  Rx Bandits/A New Found Glory Chain Reaction Sunday, Nov. 26 Celebrity night at Chain Reaction! Well, if you count... More >>

• Plain-Wrap Punk

  published December 7, 2000

  The Four Letter Words/The Jag-Offs/ The GC5/CTW Chain Reaction Saturday, Nov. 25 Perhaps we were mentally adrift in... More >>

• White Dopes on Rap

  published December 7, 2000

  The numbers behind the Nov. 21 Limp Bizkit/Eminem show More >>

• Sickness and Health

  published November 30, 2000

  Mama/Juicy The 13th Floor, Huntington Beach Friday, Nov. 18 It's not that we're locked into the endless pursuit of hot tips,... More >>

• Starkness on the Edge of Town

  published November 30, 2000

  Damien Jurados beautiful creepiness More >>

• Were Bad, Were Worldwide

  published November 23, 2000

  The Offsprings weird, weird realm More >>

• Waiting for the Great Leap Backward

  published November 16, 2000

  Food Not Bombs Benefit Carter Lanes, Fullerton Sunday, Nov. 5 So there we all were Sunday, we last vestiges of the... More >>

• Shock Antics!

  published November 9, 2000

  Duane Peters & the Hunns/Smogtown/Le Shok/Nemirah/Fast Forward at Chain Reaction Friday, Oct. 20 To get to the... More >>

• Locals Only

  published November 2, 2000

  Tips for Getting Your Band Reviewed in Locals OnlyClip and Save More >>

• The Parade Winds Down

  published November 2, 2000

  >>>After nearly 11 years, 515 shows and one short-lived name change, Tazy Phyllipz's renowned Ska Parade radio show has ended its run... More >>

• Why Pearl Jam Still Matters

  published November 2, 2000

  Yes! Pearl Jam! More >>

• Ways Record Companies and Bands Rip You Off

  published October 19, 2000

  (VOL. 339, CHAPTER 212, ITEMS 131A-131C) The new Deftones song, "Back to School (Mini-Maggit)," should be all over KROQ and MTV shortly, if it... More >>

• Screwed by Industry!

  published October 12, 2000

  But Sense Field are moving on More >>

• Various ArtistsI [heart] SPARKLE*JETS UKCrab Apple Records

  published October 5, 2000

  On the first track of this disc, International Pop Overthrow founder David Bash observes that it takes balls to orchestrate your own tribute... More >>

• Last Call at the Tripple-A

  published October 5, 2000

  DPC/THE IRISH BROTHERS/BENNY CHADWICK/ERIK REZ AAA Electra 99 Art Gallery Newport Beach Sunday, Sept. 24 If there... More >>

• The Amazing Disappearing Re-Appearing Narnia

  published October 5, 2000

  Photo by Jack Gould>>> So what did happen to the much-hyped, 30,000-capacity Narnia rave, anyway? Billed as a three-day,... More >>

• Oregon Bound

  published September 28, 2000

  OREGON BOUND Robert Deeble, Secret Hate and the Reventlos are the few local acts who have made the cut and are either in-or currently on... More >>

• Get Up Superstars

  published September 28, 2000

  The Get Up Kids/The Anniversary/Koufax/Le Klix at Chain Reaction Sunday Sept. 17 When Kansas City underground idols the Get... More >>

• The Horsepainters

  published September 21, 2000

  The Hub Saturday, Aug. 26 This looks to be the second great band to emerge from the ruins of the excellent Shuffledown. The... More >>

• The Horsepainters

  published September 21, 2000

  The Hub Saturday, Aug. 26 This looks to be the second great band to emerge from the ruins of the excellent Shuffledown. The... More >>

• The Ska Parade World Turns

  published September 21, 2000

  >>>After 10 years and more than 500 shows, Tazy Phyllipz has finally changed the name of his renowned Ska Parade radio program... More >>

• Wondering About Nocturnal

  published September 21, 2000

  Notes on a discarded dust mask More >>

• Rich Kane: Total Idiot

  published September 14, 2000

  Letters to the Weeklys much-esteemed Music Editor More >>