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Okay so Kelseytron has been having a computer overload with this thing called a senior "thesis". But have no fear, is back for two reviews this week of albums that just dropped and you should certainly check out…. Before I begin I just have to gush about how good Akron/Family was live this weekend. A lot of PRBers got to see them play for a bazillion hours until 5:30 in the morning. And all of a sudden they can ROCK. A few years ago I recorded them in a much more low-key hippie chanting session that was really down to earth and intense in that mellow kind of freak-folky way here at PRB. But now, I was blindsighted by epic and prolific guitar playing. If the song Phenomena isn't enough to convince you to try and see them, their newest member who is huge and immensely hug-friendly from Megafun should with his guitar rock outs. The night wound down with a sing along about love and community (along with the to-be-expected communal circular swaying) in a banjo and unplugged atmosphere. Mmmm mm.
So back to the album reviews, this week I was thinking about the idea of genre after a silly and already fought debate about the idea of electro taking over rock. More importantly, there were two really interesting albums that came out that really had me thinking about the idea of genre. Beyond the omnipresence of electro… Is it healthy for our listening habits to classify things? Is it good for bands to think about those things? Part of an artist like Girl Talk's brilliance is the idea that genres can be crossed so easily on a computer. But he is sampling from a genre and re appropriating it for his own. So what is defying genre? What is being in a genre? Can it be done in one song? Or does an album define that? I have no answers for these questions specifically, but I do have two albums to review that bring up a lot of genre-issues. One album that defies it from song to song, and an album that brought a more free-formed artist into a more standardized sound. More after the jump!
Why? – Alopecia [Anticon]
While a lot of albums flirt with other genres to make their sound more eclectic, Why? presents an album that actually fits the bill for a genre-defying album. While different tracks seem to mimic more popular sounds we know and love, the fact that it is all pulled together so effortlessly is impressive. A lot of times people doing too much will end up doing a lot of things mediocre. But from drum machine rock to hip hop, Why? delivers an album that is beautiful to listen to and impressively thoughtful (if not overbearingly serious). His stream of consciousness lyrics lose me at points; for this certainly is not hip hop to rhyme to or rock music to scream out. The content represents a process in musical creation that is foreign to me, but then again I enjoy something a little more raw and less poetic in its lyrical content. The band really glows behind it though, showing that no matter what direction the genre goes in, they can follow in an interesting way. Which makes it intriguing they came to the Anticon label… because they are a "band." And their connection with Anticon came stemmed mainly from Bay-area friendship. Beyond novelty, it is nice to see a hiphop label that is more and more understanding hip hops role as the 21st century musical form that is affecting everything out there. And Why? shows it all off in what is truly a contemporary genre-defying creation. I can't say it is an album I will be blasting all of the time, but it is certainly a music project I have real respect for and enjoy my unique experience with. [7.8/10]
Panther- 14kt God [Kill Rock Stars]
Okay, so I will try to branch out record label wise next week. But two new good KRS records in two weeks?! That's nothing to be ashamed of. And KRS is certainly branching out from its semi-focused femme Pacific Northwest rock thing into the more general hip Northwest scene. Then again I guess the musical scene there is just exploding these days with all kinds of genres. I had the unique and strange pleasure of seeing the strange pop-spaz man in action opening for Ratatat back at the Khyber in Philly a year and a half or so ago. And a year and a tour can do a lot for someone's definition of their own music. WPRB sponsored that show, and it was pretty freakin' rad. Ratatat had just gotten huge and hyped enough that the venue was packed from the beginning; being a fairly intimate poorly laid out bar. But despite the overcrowding and overheating Panther had everyone hooked and convinced. His live show became more beat driven and electro-sampled for the Ratatat-seeking crowd. But his falsetto certainly was not to be confused with anything they were expecting. I couldn't get close enough to the stage to see all of the madness, but Charlie Salas-Humara came over and sweatily sat next to me to sell his CDRs and awesomely hip t-shirts after the show. And then gave me one of the grossest smelliest hugs ever. The live show was wild and abstract, and while his music is certainly pop somehow deep down under all of his ideas and non-compositions, something about that was lost on the way to this album. Maybe it was that he figured out what kind of music he wanted to make. Joe Kelly (the other half, an addition from 31knots) has become not a backup part of the show but a live kick-ass drummer focusing the compositions and leading the songs. The noisey beats and layered abstraction has been lost for funky familiar beats and punk rock riffs. (I don't know if I would go so far as to call it "punk-funk" as a few internet sites would claim…) And there is so many instruments! Instead of a lot of unidentified ruckus, we have strings and accompaniments that become part of a much more planned path for these songs to take. I don't know if I am disappointed in the change. If anything for a sophomoric effort it is crucial to prove you are not a one note, and in the case of spazziness- prove you can play instruments and write songs. And so, here, Panther has proved they are talented song writers and not one-notes. I'm still asking though if they are groundbreaking? After their live show, I was fairly sure he was onto something new and completely mind boggling. So after listening to this album I wish some sort of give and take could have happened. The album eases you into the new noise with a jammier more familiar track ("Puerto Rican Jukebox"). After listening to the album all the way through and then returning to it, however, it becomes clear that it really is just a greater structural element of the album, and not a great older-sounding track. (Which is almost becoming a specific album structure unto itself. Think: the epic 10 minute intro jam on Yo La Tengo's I'm Not Afraid of You and I Am Going to Kick Your Ass) Some of the better more abstract groups out there now keep their listeners hooked with the more straight forward genre-specific parts, and that then becomes a launching point within the song to help them dive deeper into a less familiar sound.(I'm thinking about Parts and Labor, Battles, new Akron/Family, HEALTH) Panther however has made a real album, a real sound, and real songs with other flirtations. Though each song is enjoyable, interesting, and actually quite good, I am surprised to see a man lose his well-loved falsetto and get a drummer that makes these real rockish songs with structure. Honing in on familiar genre and listening habbits is certainly good for his career. Hell, it got him signed to KRS and a whole new fan base of hip kids who I don't think would have ever dug on them before. But there was something about the sweaty magic and screaming indecipherable madness that just barely held onto a beat that made my Khyber experie
nce so defined by seeing Panther perform. It was raw. And then we saw Ratatat, that played the same stuctured song like 500 times it seemed. Luckily one of them had a lion sample in it. [6.5/10]


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I really liked the piece on "A Brief History of Unmanned Aircraft". I learned some things that I did not know.
Posted by Robert Bone on May 25,2011 | 01:37 PM
Really enjoyed this set... especially the Ronald Reagan and Marilyn Monroe connection with Radioplane. A very small world makes for great history telling. Enjoyed the story greatly.
Posted by Ray Krause on May 25,2011 | 08:09 PM
I expected to see the Ryan Model 154-AQM 91A "Compass Arrow" from 1968 in your history of Unmanned Aircraft.
It was a big step forward in this field.
Check "Fireflies and other UAV's" by William Wagner published in 1992.
Posted by Roy Benstead on May 26,2011 | 08:37 PM
In the article you start out by saying Naval Aviators learned in T-6'. Not so, they flew the SNJ. Pretty much the same a/c but a T-6 is a T-6 and an SNJ is still an SNJ.I served aboard NAAS Miramar in 1952 as plane captain for an SNJ and an SNB Miramar hadn't been designated NAS yet so we were basically the only a/c on base. It was a great time to be there, a time to learn and improve my skills as an Aviation Mech with a crew that cared about the a/c we sent out everday. Glenn Dunham, AD2
Posted by glenn dunham on June 10,2011 | 01:47 PM
following up on the article with Ronald Reagan and Marily Monroe with Radioplane. I too was surprised by the connection because after my first assignment at Miramar I was transferred to Hawaii's Barbers Point utility squadron and worked in a KD238 where we flew Radioplane KD-28 drones. We flew them off the North Shore of Oahu at Dillingham AFB and off an A/C carrier to service the guns on several DD's on a cruise to Japan. We flew both prop driven and pulse jet engines and I still have pictures of both kind if anybody woulc care to share. email@example.com
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"The Buzz Bombs proved devastating, killing more than 10,000 civilians and injuring nearly 28,000."
And the many inmates at the Dora-Nordhausen concentration camp in the Harz mountains Germany, where these weapons where build under greawsom conditions..
I live under one of the old V-1 'flight-lines' from Rotterdam-Pernis to Antwerp. I remember the removals of a number of malfunctioned and crashed V-1's in my neighborhood at Spijkenisse, the Netherlands.
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Not sure... its wired for it, and the evbot works on its own not off the card (has its own FW, not associated with the GPU - you update FW on the evbot via the motherboard, not the GPU). I would GUESS, yes.
You mean the modified bios? Also it is AIBs fault in part, cause they promised what they couldn't deliver.
http://www.brightsideofnews.com/new...proving-quality-or-strangling-innovation.aspx I don't know if this is 100% true, but if true it looks very reasonable to me. It paints quite a different picture than what it's been, for the most part, assumed in this thread and other forums. For instance, Nvidia wouldn't be forcing anything. I do understand, that maybe before now they'd get the warranty from Nvidia no matter what, but personally I see no reason for Nvidia offering a warranty if their specs are not met. From manufacturer's perspective not getting the warranty might be scary enough that it really forces them to the only option, but it's not like Nvidia is aiming a gun to their heads. I think that when Jacob Freeman said "It was removed in order to 100% comply with NVIDIA guidelines for selling GeForce GTX products" he might actually be like saying "If we want to get the warranty...".
Sucks for persons who bought the "Classified" model card from Evga who were interested in it's feature-set and willing to pay top dollar.
Indeed, the only way to get voltage control is to flash a 680 Lightning with the old BIOS or hotwire with an Asus card and Motherboard.
Sounds reasonable. MSI look like they've been playing fast and loose with specification, and there is no way that the anti-Nvidia crowd or casual tech reader/Googling card upgrader is going to parse the information solely as being about MSI. The inference will be- especially on forum threads- that Nvidia is producing an inferior/unstable product. Once the affected users start and trolls start bombing the Newegg reviews and the like, you'll end up with a PR problem out of proportion with the situation. Remember when EVGA recalled a batch of GTX 680 SuperClocked cards? It took about five minutes before some forums managed to spin that into "the GTX 680 as a design is borked"
Reading about this topic on another forum I came across this: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/MSI-GTX-660-670-overvolting-PowerEdition,news-40278.html edit: lol it's the same posted by Humansmoke (kinda) I think there's much more to the voltage story than we can know by just looking at a single source. Right now, to me the whole thing just looks like the kids have been misbehaving and toying with things they shouldn't have and now daddy is angry.
that right there i agree with, people taking a Intel SB or IVB up to 4.5GHz isnt anything special anymore.
Like Erocker said, this is bullshit for people who bought eitherh te MSI lightning or Evga Classified card with Voltage tweaking in mind. BUt on the other hand, I can see why Nvidia is doing this. So that people whop buy these cards thinking they know what they are doing won't throw voltages at the cards and grenade them, like so many of the GTX570s did, which is why the power limit and voltage limit was on those cards in the first place.
Found an interesting read about the matter on another forum http://www.brightsideofnews.com/new...proving-quality-or-strangling-innovation.aspx
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I'm not sure what version of Trixx you're using brandonwh64, but every one I've ever used goes to 1.3.
Don't worry guys... Freeman will just whack nVidia with his crowbar and save the day! seriously though... this is a bad move on nVidia's part.
I was about to say the EXACT same thing. Hoss nvidia's bios limits are set to 1.175 or SOMETIMES 1.2V but The bot made you go above that.
not very fair or reasonable imho(by nvidia or Evga), patrons should be repaid the premium they payed on these cards at least.
I mean it's reasonable for Nvidia to impose those conditions. Either you respect the specs or you lose warranty. If you buy a phone and use it as a frisbee, and it breaks you don't expect the warranty to cover it, do you? MSI put a part speced with a maximum operating voltage of 5v, way up to 8v, why is Nvdia supposed to cover that graphics card with a warranty? EVGA is not as bad, or maybe it is, since they are allowing users (even idiots) to use whatever voltage they want, way higher than the maximum safe voltage specified by Nvidia. It's EVGA who has to take responsabilty if it breaks, not Nvidia. That's why specifications are set in the first place. Nvidia just said, "we quit covering parts that do not meet our specifications, if you want to go beyond that, you are on your own", MSI and EVGA simply prefered to get the warranty. It's all their fault. EDIT: Of course EVGA should keep the feature and suck it up if they get a very high return rate. Problem is they probably know full well they'd end up having big loses. All the related stories makes me think that Nvidia was covering those faulty chips until now, which is unthinkable in any industry that I know off. Anywhere if you push something beyond the specifications you're SOL.
I think Nvidia has every right to do product control. The way its doing it or atleast the info that is being reported on is bad. If project greenlight was established as a product quality control for AIB designs. Common sense would make you beleive all designs go through Nvidia. So they had to approve the desing at some point as per the BSN report. So what changed ? Did Nvidia strong arm the MSI and EVGA to change those designs or suffer ? Reasonable thing to do if they were approved by Nvidia at somepoint just to phase them out. They were advertise and sold as such and if approved Nvidia and AIB should suffer the RMAs but Nvidia shouldn't strong arm to drop "card x" or AIB to risk warranties on all others cards.
From what I read they don't risk losing warranties on other cards, only the ones affected. And the cards are still approved. Greenlight seems to be about what AIBs can do, not about what is covered by Nvidia's own warranty. They are and have always been free to create such products, they still are, but Nvidia doesn't cover the warranty. And they shouldn't, why should they cover warranties of products that exceed their safety limits? Overvolting is allowed and covered by warranty, up to a point, extreme overvolting is not covered. Makes 100% sense. What it doesn't make any sense is that it's implied that before now, Nvidia actually covered designs that went beyond their specifications and limits. At least to me, that's competely unheard off in any industry and if AMD is doing that too, they better change that model since it's not reasonable, nor fair for them. Nvidia has typically offered more extreme OC cards and maybe that's why tho.
then perhaps its time for the AIB's to step up and drop the crutches... I dont mind paying more of a premium for such cards (being an 'extreme' overclocker). I can see why most wouldnt want to pay for that, but most, that know anything, wouldnt be buying such a card for 'ambient' overclocking in the first place. There will always be people 'not in the know' that buy a Lightning or a Matrix just for ambient use so AIB's get the best of both worlds that way.


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Cosmetic Chemist and SCC Past President Graham Barker Passes Away at 90
Posted: October 7, 2011
Veteran cosmetic chemist and past president of the Society of Cosmetic Chemist, Graham Barker, past away yesterday, Oct. 6, 2011, at the age of 90.
Graham was a graduate of City College of New York, where he earned his bachelor's of science degree in chemistry. He also obtained his master's degree in chemistry from Brooklyn College. After a long and distinguished career in the chemical industry, Barker began a consultant company known as Granum Inc. in Fair Lawn, N.J., USA .
According to friend Paul Thau, Barker was known for stimulating ideas. "At a number of companies, he always had an open door," noted Thau. To that end, Barker held a number of personal care patents including: Antiplaque mouthwash concentrate (1993), Personal care emulsion (1985) Process for the preparation of synthetic detergent bars, and products produced thereby (1982), Conditioning shampoo (1981) Waterproof makeup and method of preparing same (1979) Composition for treating fabrics, method for making and using the same (1978), and Water-oil emulsions and method of preparing same (1978).
Barker was known member in the Society of Cosmetic Chemists, for which he served as president, director and chairman of the board. He worked for Witco Chemical Corp., serving roles such as manager of the special products division. Barker contributed to a number of books, including Surfactants in Cosmetics, for which he wrote chapter 9, titled "Surfactants in Shampoos."
Ken Klein said the following about his friend and mentor, "I first met Graham Barker in 1973. It really does seem like only yesterday. I was working for JB Williams as a bench chemist formulating haircare products and wanted to learn how to formulate emulsion products. A course in emulsion technology was being offered at Seton Hall University. I registered for this course and the instructor was Graham. Sitting in the classroom and listening to him was a joy. He not only had vast knowledge of the chemistry of emulsions/emulsifiers, but he had a love for teaching and imparting his enthusiasm to the students. With each class, I learned what it meant to be a good formulator. Graham set the standard for teaching and knowledge that many of us could only hope to emulate. He taught that unless you really understood the chemistry of the materials, you could never be a good cosmetic chemist. Graham was my friend as well as mentor for many years and he will be sorely missed. While many people only knew of his technical prowess, those of us lucky enough to get to know him outside of the cosmetic "business" knew a person who had a kind heart. Graham was a good person."


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In a sea of Call of Duty:Zombies Clones, Players have forgotten how Zombie Survivals all started.
Moonlight is my call back to the days of Resident Evil. Back when Puzzles and ever decreasing ammo were more terrifying than the actual Zombies.
There are Two levels under the Moonlight Banner to choose from:
The First, is :
Moonlight (inst)
Level Description:
You take on the roll of our protagonist. After a friend leaves you a disturbing message, you rush to his workplace (the Van Brawn estate) to try to help him out. You are greeted by an empty mansion filled with dust, cobwebs and distant moans... How long can you survive in this Zombie survival? Ammo is sparce and puzzles hide secrets throughout the mansion. ...... ... .. . ..... .. ... Special thanks to S_Blaze23 for all his help.
This level Is purely to introduce what the different elements are within the main level:
Level Description:
How long can you survive in this Zombie survival? Ammo is sparse and puzzles hide secrets throughout the mansion. Special thanks to S_Blaze23 for all his help. Be sure to play Moonlight (inst) for instructions.
This is the main game. Explore this multilevel mansion, surviving ever respawnig waves of zombies all while solving a few puzzles to further expand your play field.
There are no Power ups.
There are no Crudely Remade Weapon pickups.
There is only you, and your will to survive.
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Thanks for the support Guys. It took me 3-1/2 days to complete this level.
Including a brand new Music Sequencer that you wont hear anywhere else.
A trailer Video will be posted, hopefully tonight showing some in-game footage, as-well as the answer to one of the puzzles. (also the only way to get the zombies to start spawing.)
Take your time when playing. I'll also be adding Details that i previously missed after work today. so base any reviews off of gameplay and the finished visuals. (you'll know which are finished lol)
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Blonde-dreadlocked actress and filmmaker
Kasi Lemmons
was born in Missouri but raised in Massachusetts after her parents divorced. She performed in Boston Children's Theatre as a kid before studying at N.Y.U. and U.C.L.A. Starting at the tender age of 18, she acted professionally throughout the '80s in television and films, including a small role in
Spike Lee
School Daze
. With an interest in making documentaries, she went to film school at the New School for Social Research in N.Y.C. and made her first film, Fall From Grace, a short documentary about homelessness. Though she continued to develop her writing, she kept acting in order to pay the bills with supporting roles in
The Silence of the Lambs
Hard Target
, and
Fear of a Black Hat
. Frustrated with her acting career and the lack of good roles for black women in Hollywood, she went to work on her screenplay for
Eve's Bayou
, a Southern Gothic drama about a girl growing up in Louisiana. In 1997, she appeared in
, the debut feature film by her husband, actor/director
Vondie Curtis-Hall
. That same year she became pregnant with her first child and made the short film Dr. Hugo -- based on a segment of her script and starring her husband in the lead role -- in order to convince the studios that she could direct
Eve's Bayou
herself. By the time shooting began, her son Henry Hunter Hall was just three months old. With
Samuel L. Jackson
as co-producer,
Eve's Bayou
was a critical success, winning
an Independent Spirit Award for Best First Feature. In 2001, she teamed with
Samuel L. Jackson
again for the psychological thriller
The Caveman's Valentine
, adapted from a novel by
George Dawes Green
. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi
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Director Kasi Lemmons updates Langston Hughes' acclaimed play for the screen in this inspirational musical drama with a positive spiritual message. Langston (Jacob Latimore) is a street-smart Baltimore teen who lives with his single mother Naima (Jennifer Hudson). It's Christmas, and this year Jordan is traveling to New York City for a stay with his distant relatives Reverend Cornell (Forest Whitaker) and Aretha Cobbs (Angela Bassett). When Reverent Cornell's strict rules prove too oppressive for the rebellious teen to handle, however, Jordan decides he'd rather spend the holidays with his mother, and embarks on an eye-opening journey that teaches him the true importance of faith and family. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Don Cheadle stars as outspoken ex-convict and iconic radio personality Ralph Waldo "Petey" Greene in a powerful biopic detailing the life and career of a media figure whose voice instilled the black community with hope during the turbulent 1960s. After talking his way onto the Washington, D.C. airwaves in the era of free love, a man emboldened by the inspirational soul music and rapidly expanding social consciousness that defined the decade openly courts controversy as his put-upon producer, Dewey Hughes (Chiwetel Ejiofor), runs interference. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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To save his son from ruthless gangsters, a streetwise ex-con finds himself coerced into performing a series of crimes in this gritty thriller. Waist Deep features Tyrese Gibson as O2, a young father and recent parolee whose life on the outside is upended when his young son Junior is taken hostage after an auto-theft gone wrong. After learning that his boy is in the hands of a mob boss named Meat (The Game), O2 is forced to break the law once again to satisfy his demands, and teams up with Coco (Meagan Good), a hooker with ties to Meat, to get into the gangster's inner sanctum and save his son. Waist Deep marked the acting debut of rapper The Game. ~ Michael Hastings, Rovi
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Gini Reticker and Lesli Klainberg direct the 74-minute documentary In the Company of Women, a production of the Independent Film Channel. The film offers an introduction to the major women of independent filmmaking, starting in the 1980s. It includes commentary from directors Allison Anders, Lisa Cholodenko, and Nicole Holofcener. Actresses Patricia Clarkson, Maggie Gyllenhaal, and Rosie Perez also offer insight and comments. In the Company of Women was shown in a special screening at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival before making its broadcast premiere on the Independent Film Channel. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi
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ER: It's All in Your Head
With this episode, recurring actor Sharif Atkins becomes a regular in the role of med student Michael Gallant, while former regular Eriq La Salle makes a brief encore appearance as Peter Benton. Greene (Anthony Edwards) tries to keep the return of his brain tumor -- and his subsequent treatment -- a secret from his wife, Elizabeth (Alex Kingston), with disastrous consequences. Chen (Ming-Na) deals with a comatose patient who has somehow become pregnant. Abby (Maura Tierney) avoids her attacker, Brian (Matthew Settle), by briefly moving in with Kovac (Goran Visnjic). And a fistfight breaks out between two of the staffers in the ER admitting room. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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A man struggles back from madness to avenge the death of someone he knew in an intelligent thriller based on the acclaimed novel by George Dawes Green. Romulus Ledbetter (Samuel L. Jackson) once had a career as an acclaimed concert pianist, a position at the Juilliard School of Music, and a loving wife and children. But Ledbetter's life has been devastated by paranoid schizophrenia; now homeless, Ledbetter wanders the streets of New York City as he rails against Cornelius Gould Stuyvesant, a man whom he believes controls all the evil in the world while following his movements from a perch atop the Chrysler Building. Most nights, Ledbetter takes shelter in a cave in Central Park, earning him the nickname "the Caveman." One morning, Ledbetter discovers a frozen corpse caught in the branches of a tree near his cave; the body is that of Scotty (Sean MacMahaon), a homeless drug addict who was close friends with his pal Matthew (Rodney Eastman). Ledbetter is determined to get justice for Scotty, and he's also eager to prove himself to his daughter Lulu (Aunjanue Ellis), now a New York City police officer. While Ledbetter is at first convinced that his nemesis Stuyvesant is responsible for Scotty's death, in time he focuses on another suspect: David Leppenraub (Colm Feore), a famous photographer known for his controversial erotic images of young men, who occasionally hired Scotty as a model. As Ledbetter attempts to investigate Leppenraub's possible role in the murder, he soon gains an unexpected ally -- Moira (Ann Magnuson), a noted sculptor and Leppenraub's sister. The Caveman's Valentine marked the major-studio debut for director Kasi Lemmons, who made an impressive debut in 1997 with the independent drama Eve's Bayou. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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This romantic comedy is the first film from two television veterans, writer Winnie Holzman and director Scott Winant. Gwen Moss (Jeanne Tripplehorn) is a writer working on the life story of former child actress Francesca Lanfield (Sarah Jessica Parker), who is recovering from drug addiction. Nick Dawkan (Dylan McDermott) is an architect working on a housing development that will require razing Gwen's beloved vintage apartment. Gwen frequently visits a restaurant designed by Nick, but she never meets him. In the meantime, she is romantically rebuffed by a college professor (Ken Olin), who reveals that he is bisexual. Eventually, Gwen's crusade to save the apartment complex, which is owned by Francesca, attracts the attention of Nick. ~ Michael Betzold, Rovi
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In this hard-edged drama with a strong undercurrent of dark comedy, Stretch (Tim Roth) and Spoon (Tupac Shakur) are two friends who share both a passion for music and a dependence on heroin. Stretch and Spoon play in a jazz combo with Cookie (Thandie Newton), and after a New Year's Eve gig, they score drugs and get high together. Cookie lacks her friends' experience with hard drugs and soon ends up in the hospital after a severe overdose. Cookie's brush with death turns out to be a serious reality check for Stretch and Spoon, and they decide that it's time to kick drugs and get clean and sober. But both men know that they can't get off heroin on their own, and therein lies the problem; as they try to navigate a complex maze of social service agencies (who can't help them get treatment because they aren't on welfare), drug treatment facilities (one of which turns them away because they're only equipped to handle alcoholics), and hospitals (where, in order to be admitted as emergency patients, Stretch and Spoon ponder how to go about stabbing each other) in search of a detox program. The two friends begin to wonder if it might simply be easier to stay on drugs than to get healthy. Gridlock'd marked the feature film directorial debut for actor Vondie Curtis Hall, best known for his work on the TV series Chicago Hope; Elizabeth Pena and John Sayles both appear in supporting roles. Rap musician-turned actor Tupac Shakur, who played Spoon, died in a drive-by shooting four months prior to the release of this film. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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A young girl learns some difficult lessons about truth, love, and fidelity in this critically-acclaimed Southern gothic drama. Eve Batiste (Jurnee Smollett) is a ten-year-old girl whose father Louis (Samuel L. Jackson) is a successful and well-liked doctor in an African-American community in Louisiana. Louis is a good father and an excellent provider, but he also has a way of attracting the ladies, and he's not inclined to turn them away. One night, the Batistes hold a party, and Eve, her older sister Cisely (Meagan Good), and their mother Roz (Lynn Whitfield) all notice that Louis is spending a great deal of time dancing with the same woman. Eve later spies her father and the woman in an embrace in the carriage house, though Louis unconvincingly claims that nothing untoward was happening. The evidence of Louis' infidelity takes a toll on the entire family: Cisely, who at age 14 is walking the middle-ground between being a girl and a woman, becomes sullen and confused about her new emotions, Roz takes out her frustrations on her loved ones, and Eve visits Elzora (Diahann Carroll), a voodoo priestess, looking for advice and possibly revenge. Meanwhile, Eve's Aunt Mozelle (Debbi Morgan), who claims to have psychic powers, arrives to stay with the family after the death of her third husband, though she isn't lonely for long after meeting the eccentric Julien Greyraven (Vondie Curtis-Hall). Eve's Bayou was the first project as writer-director for actress Kasi Lemmons; leading man Samuel L. Jackson also co-produced. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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In this politically- and racially-themed satire, Bruford Jackson Jr. (Eriq LaSalle) is an African-American advertising man working for a major agency who has been assigned to campaigns selling Mumblin' Jack Malt Liquor and General Otis' Fried Chicken (complete with the Confederate flag on the bucket) to the black community. Bruford swallows his misgivings and goes along with his employer's wishes for the sake of his high-paying job. One day, Bruford is visited by the D.R.O.P. Squad (D.R.O.P. standing for "Deprogramming and Restoration Of Pride"). The Squad leader, Rocky Seavers (Vondie Curtis-Hall), uses extreme but non-violent psychological methods to teach African-Americans who are helping to destroy their community the error of their ways. However, his partner Garvey (Ving Rhames) has started to wonder if non-violence is really the best way to deal with the enemies of the Black community. Drop Squad was executive produced by Spike Lee, who also makes a cameo appearance endorsing the new "Gospel-Pak" of General Otis' Fried Chicken (complete with bible verses on the napkins). ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Murder, She Wrote: The Survivor
Jessica (Angela Lansbury) is shocked when her computer technician is murdered--and even more so when it turns out that the dead man was actually a rookie cop, working undercover. Investigating the situation, Jessica forms a strong bond with the late cop's veteran partner. At the same time, the murderer plans to strike again...and this time the target may be the victim's girlfriend. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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John Woo's first Hollywood feature stars Jean-Claude Van Damme as Chance Boudreaux, a down-and-out Cajun merchant seaman, who, after saving a young woman, Natasha Binder (Yancy Butler), from a gang of thugs on the streets of New Orleans, agrees to help her search for her father (Chuck Pfarrer), a homeless Vietnam vet. They locate local businessman Randall Poe (Elliott Keener), for whom the vet had been working, and learn that her father has become a victim of wealthy sportsman Emil Fouchon (Lance Henriksen), who, along with his cronies, hunts homeless men as a form of recreation. After Fouchon finds out that the girl is investigating the murder of her father, he arranges for she and Chance to be ambushed, but they manage to escape into the backwoods of Louisiana -- his stomping grounds. Realizing he needs to regroup, Fouchon assembles a private army to invade the bayous. They track the pair to the rustic cabin of Chance's Uncle Douvee (Wilford Brimley), and the real fireworks begin. ~ Michael Costello, Rovi
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This riveting, fact-based made-for-cable drama follows the fight of Air Force widow Janet Harduvel to clear the name of her late husband, a pilot who died when his F-16 crashed. The official cause of the mishap was listed as "pilot error," but Harduvel refuses to believe this and so launches her own investigation. She soon discovers that the problem was with the plane itself and that the Air Force is trying very hard to conceal crucial facts. Despite the bureaucracy and obstacles, the determined widow continues fighting until she finds herself facing down a major military contractor, General Dynamics, in court. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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Bernard Rose followed his moody fantasy-thriller Paperhouse (1988) with this modern horror tale, based on Clive Barker's short story "The Forbidden". Compiling a thesis on urban legends, University of Illinois in Chicago graduate student Helen Lyle (Virginia Madsen) becomes aware of the prevalent superstition surrounding the legend of "Candyman" (Tony Todd)--a hook-wielding phantom who will appear if his name is recited five times into a mirror--among the tenants of Chicago's Cabrini Green project. A senior professor, hearing of Helen's research, explains the historical basis for the legend, detailing how Candyman is believed to be the vengeful spirit of a former slave who, though initially respected in academia, was set upon and mutilated by an angry mob when accused of taking a white mistress. When the clinically-detached Helen flaunts her intellectual confidence by reciting Candyman's name five times, she sets in motion an inevitable series of supernatural events -- culminating in a series of grisly killings, after which Helen is invariably found holding the bloody murder weapon. Though she is captured by the police, it becomes evident to Helen that Candyman is guiding her fate every step of the way. ~ Cavett Binion, Rovi
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The Great Los Angeles Earthquake
The superb, utterly convincing special effects in the two-part TV movie The Big One: The Great Los Angeles Earthquake cannot be faulted. Less convincing are the scenes in which the fictional TV reporters, demoralized and in tears, can't bring themselves to describe the extent of the destruction. Part One, telecast November 11, 1990, finds seismologist Joanna Kerns trying in vain to convince authorities that the entire LA basin will be shake-and-bake within a few days. This portion of the drama ends with "The Big One" wreaking havoc throughout Lala-land. Part Two, broadcast November 12, concerns itself with the aftermath, the rescues, the tragedies, and above all the effect the natural disaster has on Kerns and her friends and family. Also appearing in The Big One is Ed Begley Jr. as the one political official willing to listen to Kerns' warnings, and Richard Masur as one of those "I can't bear it!" TV journalists. The video version titled The Great Los Angeles Earthquake runs 106 minutes. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Loosely based on the life and times of several R&B artists (The Dells, The Temptations, Frankie Lymon, Sam Cooke and others) The Five Heartbeats traces the rise and fall of a popular African-American 1950s singing aggregation. The story is told from the point of view of one of the "Heartbeats," played by Robert Townsend (who also co-produced, directed and co-wrote the script with Keenan Ivory Waynans). The film is an amalgam of anecdotes drawn from real-life experiences: the long struggle upward, the first rush of success, the dishonest record-company executives, the hard-nosed but nurturing managers, the sex, the drugs, the isolation and the precipitous downward slide. The film begins and ends in the 1990s, as the middle-aged "Duck" (Townsend) ruminates on the past and makes the best of the present. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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In this multiple Oscar-winning thriller, Jodie Foster stars as Clarice Starling, a top student at the FBI's training academy whose shrewd analyses of serial killers lands her a special assignment: the FBI is investigating a vicious murderer nicknamed Buffalo Bill, who kills young women and then removes the skin from their bodies. Jack Crawford (Scott Glenn) wants Clarice to interview Dr. Hannibal Lecter (Anthony Hopkins), a brilliant psychiatrist who is also a violent psychopath, serving life behind bars for various acts of murder and cannibalism. Crawford believes that Lecter may have insight into this case and that Starling, as an attractive young woman, may be just the bait to draw him out. Lecter does indeed know something of Buffalo Bill, but his information comes with a price: in exchange for telling what he knows, he wants to be housed in a more comfortable facility. More important, he wants to speak with Clarice about her past. He skillfully digs into her psyche, forcing her to reveal her innermost traumas and putting her in a position of vulnerability when she can least afford to be weak. The film mingles the horrors of criminal acts with the psychological horrors of Lecter's slow-motion interrogation of Clarice and of her memories that emerge from it. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Made for the TNT cable network, The Court Martial of Jackie Robinson concentrates on the wartime service of major league baseball's first black player. Robinson (Andre Braugher), a star athlete at UCLA, is drafted during World War II. He hopes that his academic record will assure him entry into Officers Candidate School, but the racism inherent in the military at the time puts several roadblocks in his way. After finally making OCS, Robinson's belief in himself is strengthened tenfold--to the point that he refuses to bow to the "Jim Crow" laws regarding the seating arrangements on an Army bus, and is subsequently threatened with a court martial. Stan Shaw costars as boxing great Joe Louis, likewise a victim of prejudice during the war years (the script intimates that Louis was more willing to roll with the punches than Robinson). Ruby Dee, who played the ballplayer's wife in the 1950 film The Jackie Robinson Story, is here seen as Robinson's mother. The Court Martial of Jackie Robinson premiered on October 15, 1990. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Vampire's Kiss follows the story of yuppie literary agent Peter Loew (Nicolas Cage) as he descends into madness and vampirism. Loew believes he has been bitten by a vampire (Jennifer Beals) and is slowly becoming one himself, despite the contrary opinion of his therapist (Elizabeth Ashley). He then begins to wage a campaign of escalating terror against his secretary and first potential victim, Alva (Maria Conchita Alonso, looking appropriately baffled). Alva begs her parents to let her stay home from work to avoid her unusual boss, but they force her to go on that fateful day, and the plot unfolds. Vampire's Kiss became a cult item on the basis of Cage's outrageous performance: at one point he actually eats a live cockroach. ~ Jeremy Beday, Rovi
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The Cosby Show: The Birth, Part 1
In the first episode of a two-part story (originally networkcast as an hour-long special), Elvin (Geoffrey Jones has trouble believing that Sondra (Sabrina LeBeau) is going into labor after three false alarms. However, Sondra's dad Cliff (Bill Cosby)--who's had a certain amount of experience in these matters--declares that it's the "real thing" this time. As Elvin goes into full panic mode, Cliff frets over the fact that someone other than himself will be helping Sondra deliver. Meanwhile, Theo's girlfriend Justine (Michelle Thomas) doesn't accept the premise that Theo (Malcolm-Jamal Warner) can remain "just friends" with drop-dead-gorgeous Julia (played by supermodel Naomi Campbell). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Fraternity and sorority members clash with the other students at a historically black university in this politically charged musical, which marked the sophomore feature from director Spike Lee. Dap (Laurence Fishburne) is a politically conscious brother who leads anti-apartheid demonstrations and eschews the social climbing of the Greek system. But Half-Pint (Lee), his craven young cousin, is willing to endure any humiliation to join the manly Gamma fraternity. As Half-Pint tries unsuccessfully to impress the Gammas with his inept womanizing, Dap engages in philosophical debates with Rachel (Kyme), his girlfriend. Meanwhile, the light-skinned, straight-haired sisters of the Gamma Ray sorority battle it out in a beauty parlor with their darker-skinned, Afro-headed fellow coeds. Eventually, Half-Pint gets the chance to join the frat, but only after a degrading episode with Jane (Tisha Campbell), the soon-to-be ex-girlfriend of his house president, causes Dap to lose all respect for him. Based in part on the director's experiences at Atlanta's Morehouse College, School Daze was also written and produced by Lee. Despite production numbers that included "Straight and Nappy," a dis-fest between the "wannabes" and "jigaboos" on campus, the biggest hit on the film's soundtrack was the go-go anthem "Da Butt," E.U.'s ode to shaking one's backside. Supporting players Kadeem Hardison and Jasmine Guy also co-starred on the TV comedy A Different World, another look at life on a primarily African-American campus. ~ Brian J. Dillard, Rovi
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The Gift of Amazing Grace
The Cosby Show's Tempestt Bledsoe is center of attention in this ABC Afterschool Special. Born into a family of gospel singers, teenager Grace (Bledsoe) is the only member of the clan who can't sing a note. Moving in with her cousin Subaya (Kasi Lemmons), Grace pours out her heart -- and her frustration -- by writing a song about her plight. It turns out that she has musical talent after all, though not in a manner that her family (headed by no less than Della Reese) could ever have anticipated. ~ Rovi
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The 11th Victim was partially based on the activities of California's Hillside Strangler. Bess Armstrong stars as a Des Moines TV journalist whose younger sister, an aspiring actress, has entered a life of prostitution in Los Angeles. When the sister becomes the eleventh victim of a sex murderer, Armstrong conducts her own investigation into Hollywood's night world of commercial sex. Max Gail plays a sympathetic cop who tries to save her from becoming a victim herself. The 11th Victim had potential, but was defeated by the usual TV-movie budgetary restrictions and desire to exploit rather than explore a "hot" issue. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Next they will have Karl Rove sing and dance.
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Doctor is in good morning to you Donald Trump last week at this time we -- up up from your normal spot at 7:30 to 7 o'clock.
Because you're about to get an honorary doctorate from Liberty University congratulations.
Thank you very much.
And we should point out that when we moved him to 7 o'clock our ratings were batters so your ratings gold bottle.
Well I hear that that's been the rumor -- that's why NBC seems to like this so much Nokia.
You're -- of that let's move on to the hot topic of the day which is the Libyan situation and how the administration chose to handle that.
A do you believe that anybody should be let go or fired for what's become known now as the -- -- the gate debacle.
Well -- really it's a debacle and it's a shame and I guess normally you would say fire but everybody's trying you'd never know.
We're in this situation over there and other countries that.
Frankly we shouldn't be and we -- C rebels turnovers they end up killing our ambassador and by the way and -- people.
And -- we should be in a situation like that and we should've taken the oil and etc.
from day one.
If we're gonna help them take 50% of the oil they -- agreed to -- two seconds now they view us as an interloper.
So what were our real mistake was if we're gonna help people that we don't even know we don't even know these people.
And they end up killing our ambassador and the fact is if we're gonna help them we -- -- it will take the oil.
And we will help you they would have agreed to -- to second -- right now up by the way right negative is getting their royal China.
-- -- -- -- -- Now we have credible sources that say that the Obama and his straight she knew that is -- put three planned terror attack within 24 hours after the -- -- the ambassador.
Yet there -- Susan Rice there was Jay Carney there are several -- -- officials going out saying it was a response to the movie.
Is this.
Is this a cover up.
Well they -- I mean there's no question about it and by the way if the Republicans did that -- be held to -- everybody would call for resignations that it would be terrible.
But they lie and everybody knew they were -- -- they knew almost immediately because it was obviously an attack.
This had nothing to do with that stupid.
Piece that was made and it was stupid and it was ridiculous but if they -- they've been lying for years now.
And they get away with it and -- press allows them to get away with it.
Yes it's so you're very clear they're people or lying about it in the White House.
But is there.
-- well I mean that was saying it would very straight face and they -- they were lying.
And is certainly after the first 44 hours it became the big.
The big lie and did they kept doing it as press allowed them to get away and it's a lot -- -- Donald and is -- the bigger you know there to save face in order to show that what they did it Libya was correct.
You know what they did it Libya was -- poorly protecting probably we were on this side of -- Iranians that wanted to take over Libya.
We use our missile we use our people.
We killed a lot of people and what do we do -- -- and now we have nothing in Libya we have nothing.
Absolutely what we get you know it is to speak to the Victor belong the spoils right well with epic do we get nothing because -- stupid people we will run -- run.
Folks by stupid people.
Well you know the president really can't talk about his economic policy because our economy is in the -- -- right now so he's -- it's you know.
-- is foreign policy has been ballyhooed by the by the mainstream media he killed -- you know he killed Osama bin Laden but now that -- -- given the fact that apparently al-Qaeda is back that's in shambles still.
Well lucky takes a lot of credit and a lot of people are very angry about it especially the military for having killed Osama -- a lot.
Let's assume anyone if you -- president.
The military comes we've got -- and by the way his decision was delayed.
To a point where -- and Hillary supposedly we're really going at it.
But let's assume they come Q it is that we have been a lot you have to do anything you can do you can bomb them you can get -- or you can leave them alone that nobody's -- -- -- So I don't care who is president.
You gotta make that same decision the military should get credit -- credit does he get honestly.
What credit as he gets he says okay go get -- who wouldn't say.
He's taking on anybody's he knows anything I will play all these spiked the ball ball well I didn't want to take such great credit -- -- -- -- big thing.
He got bit -- -- the military got bin Laden and they were looking for years and they were looted by the way before his administration.
And who wouldn't say exactly.
Who wouldn't -- what he did.
So let's talk about the rest of his foreign policy because that seems to be -- killing bin Laden.
Great achievement but that seems to be overshadowing.
His other foreign policy and many believe it was appeasement.
To many of these Middle Eastern countries here's congressman Paul Ryan and your thoughts.
Their response was slow.
He was confused he was inconsistent it's part of a bigger picture.
Of the fact that the Obama foreign policy as a is unraveling literally before our eyes -- TV screens.
Do you agree with well he's right but blocking.
We have to rebuild our country -- -- becoming a Third World country our airports are crumbling our roads are crumbling highways are crumbling.
And we're building in Afghanistan where they blow it up before we even finish building.
We build -- school when they blow it up before the construction there's been there's been yet we can't build schools and our country.
It is disgraceful what's going on we have to take care of ourselves we have to rebuild our country and -- -- we have to rebuild our military we shouldn't have cuts.
They're talking about massive military cuts that would be a huge mistake we have to rebuild our military but we have to focus on our country now for a change.
Hey hey -- -- speaking -- big mistakes to the have you heard this thing UN net and is now looking for a global tax now.
Would call a global tax and get in.
Mom where we would actually pony up a big huge portion of the tax receipts into the -- UN and they would distribute them throughout the world to the needy what -- you -- this one are.
I think it's incredible first of all we are the needy because we're a poor country.
So maybe they should do it with China gives us big debate -- -- write off their trillion dollars that they've blown does.
And more.
By the way if you look at what's going on they are actually serious about there's where we're supposed to give.
More money to other countries we don't have money for ourselves so.
It's just another ploy and you know what will be will end up being because we're run by people that don't know what they're doing will end up being the only nation that kids.
Well I got bad news for you doctor trump -- -- -- taxed 1% tax on billionaires around the world.
That's part of this whole deal.
I can imagine the people dedicated distribute the money I've seen the people I have buildings over there right will be able all the time you do you should -- the people that are going to be distributing these trillions of dollars.
-- when you do what you talk to them and what you realize that don't know what they're doing.
-- -- wanna keep your money too quickly.
Well it sounds like Donald that the United Nations is just continuing you know.
Fair share we heard Hillary talk about how people around the world need to pay out more and more their fair share going forward.
This is what.
You know we've been doing that for a long time we've been doing that for many years and right now we -- seventeen trillion dollars so that's where it's got nuts and we really.
Would qualify I think which you get somebody very Smart and that we would qualify to receive money not to give money.
It's -- -- fired up as usual I'm Donald Trump joins us on Monday mornings a bit earlier today thanks so much for your time have a great thank you very much.
Thank you doctor REE.
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I received these boots sooner than expected. When I opened them up, I was super excited with the look. Then even more excited with the fit. This pesky job of mine prevented me from enjoying them for a couple days, but when I was able to, I was again blown away by the comfort. I put about 8 miles on them the first day out, and 10 the next day. They are my new go to. They really show no sign of wearing out, but when they do, I will get the same ones again. Everyone who sees them complements them. I even started wearing them to the gym to workout in. Best boots ever.
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Style: Americana/folk; compare to Buddy Miller, Patty Griffin, Amos Lee
Top tracks: "Give God the Blues" (feat. Shawn Mullins), "Mercyland," "Leaning on You" (feat. Cindy Morgan)
Hymns have pervaded popular music since mainstream pacesetters like Elvis Presley, Mahalia Jackson, and Aretha Franklin incorporated religious sets into their chart-topping 1950s repertoires. In the '60s, socially conscious singer-songwriters like Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, and Simon & Garfunkel commented on America's tense issues with often spiritually-themed folk hymnody, foreshadowing the Jesus Music movement a decade later, and spawning an entire genre marked by Christian lyrics.
Today, thanks to continued efforts by the likes of Buddy Miller, Emmylou Harris, and Patty Griffin, spiritual music, especially wrapped in the garb of Americana, is a commercially successful venture. Enter Phil Madeira's Mercyland. As one of roots music's biggest songwriters and producers (Alison Krauss, Garth Brooks, Keb' Mo'), the multi-instrumentalist gathers eleven-like minded artists to combat the righteousness of religion with a dozen acoustic-based tracks presenting the type of heart-based faith that influenced his own musical and spiritual upbringing.
Co-writing most of the tracks with the participating musicians, Madeira's songs wed each artist's personality with melancholic folk, blues-oriented roots, and gentle Americana sensibilities. Gritty dobro, electric blues guitar, and clever semantics permeate Shawn Mullins' "Give God the Blues," describing a deity unbiased by race or creed: "God don't hate the Muslims / God don't hate the Jews / God don't hate the Christians / But we all give God the blues … God ain't no Republican / He ain't no Democrat / God's above all that." The title track, a compassionate chorus recorded by Madeira, offers, "I want every man and woman to claim some dignity / So let's you and me … travel down to Mercyland." And the North Mississippi Allstars' campy "If I Were Jesus" (originally recorded by Toby Keith) further depicts a God personal with humanity.
The Civil Wars' acoustic gem, "From This Valley," and the old-time "Leaning on You," marked by Cindy Morgan's heartbreaking vocal and double-stop fiddles, sweetly ask for help from on high, while Buddy Miller's easy gravel on "I Believe in You" and Mat Kearney's effortless pop/rock on "Walking Over the Water" grasp at faith in the midst of harrowing doubt.
Add equally stellar seeker hymns by Americana staples Emmylou Harris and The Carolina Chocolate Drops, indie popster Amy Stroup, Union Station's Dan Tyminski, and jazz guitarist John Scofield, and Madeira has not only outdone his own rich musical history, but created a poignant commentary on the tightrope of faith—capturing the vulnerable exchange between hurting humans and a holy God.
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