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The Defibrillator

Robbie Robertson Storyville 1991 Robbie Robertson, guitarist and songwriter from The Band, was always an amazing musician (everyone's soul aches, wishing they had written "The Weight"). Storyville, his second solo album, is a wonder, and though I've never seen it on anyone's shelf, it is filled with his most beautiful songs.

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Pet Sounds

Last Saturday, packed into a South Philly basement stood roughly 100 of the city's most in-the-know music fans.

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Be Your Own Pet Interview

After the show, Street was able to catch up with lead singer Jemina Abegg and lead guitarist Jonas Stein to talk about the upcoming album, touring and their abrasive style of crowd control. Street: How does it feel to be back in Philadelphia? Jemina Abegg: We always have awesome shows in Philly so it's great to be back. Jonas Stein: The last time we were here was at the First Unitarian Church opening up for Sonic Youth.

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The Week in Music

2/28: RX Bandits and The English Beat The Trocadero, All Ages Break out your digital recorders and head down to Chinatown to catch five-piece California ska band the RX Bandits at the Troc.

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Students Sound Off

Waking up early on a Saturday morning for a Ticketmaster pre-sale is never fun; what's worse is the bundle of extra charges you have to pay if you're lucky enough to snag a few seats.

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Ain't No Mountain High Enough

Unfortunately, too many people have passed on the Mountain Goats' extensive discography - 16 albums in total.

by NICHOLAS BERGER

The Week in Music

Tonight: Genghis Tron First Unitarian Church, All Ages It's been nearly two years since Genghis Tron left upstate New York and relocated themselves in West Philadelphia.

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Defibrillator

Raekwon Only Built 4 Cuban Linx 1995 If you thought that rap about Colombian drug lords, guns and organized crime was pedestrian, think again.

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Penn Rocks Y-Rock

We let you get heard... So you think you know music? Want to win a chance to broadcast your favorite songs for everyone to hear?

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The Week in Music

Tonight: West Philadelphia Orchestra The Khyber, 21+ Is the idea of seeing the Philadelphia Orchestra at the Kimmel Center too classy for you?

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From the Basement to the Big Time

February 24, 2005 was the end of an era. At least, that's how it looked to alt-rock fans across the Delaware Valley.

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Jazz Up Your Life

On Tuesday, Feb. 19, one of the biggest names in the jam band and jazz worlds will be coming to campus.

by MAX HAS

The Defibrillator

Nico Chelsea Girl 1967 With Chelsea Girl, Nico manages to capture an entire moment in history within her voice.

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Mission to Mars

The Bedlam in Goliath, the fourth full-length studio release by The Mars Volta, introduces listeners to a new sound -- a modification of the direction taken by the group on their last release, 2006's Amputechture.

by MAX HAS

Defibrillator

Charizma & Peanut Butter Wolf Big Shots 2003 The "hip-hop pioneer" title is generally attributed to a limited pool of late '80s and early '90s MCs, depending on subjective standards.

by MICHAEL LIN

Deacon In Wonderland

Here are some words I'm not going to use in the following article: day-glo, nerd, neon, hallucinatory, spastic, spazz, demented, frenzy, wacky, ebullient, man-child, shenanigans, awesome.

by STEVE MCLAUGHLIN

Creatures Of the Night

It's really too bad that The O.C. was cancelled before Columbia-grads Vampire Weekend arrived on the scene.

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