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(03/28/07 4:00am)
Try to apply your imagination to facts. It can't be done. There once was a time when childbirth was mythologized; now, childbirth is made transparent through Obstetrics, ultrasound, and textbooks. It is simply inconceivable to undo the damage of cold hard knowledge.
(03/21/07 4:00am)
Assuming that DJ Ramble John Krohn was raised by an octopus, it makes perfect sense that he would be able to perform, vocalize, arrange, record and produce "The Third Hand" by himself.
(03/21/07 4:00am)
For those of you who were blindsided by amicable pop tunes in kindergarten, and for those who have also worn "days of the week" panties, this playlist is meant to put some dimples in your aged cheeks. Even if your taste in music has matured, I'd be willing to bet a handsome sum of money on your singing along to at least one of these cheap excuses for music.
(02/28/07 5:00am)
Kurt Vonnegut's most recent book, "A Man Without a Country," is slathered with cultivated quips such as "Life is no way to treat an animal." And all I want to know is, are aphorisms disposable or are they sexy?
(02/21/07 5:00am)
This play list is meant to lament having had classes on a nationally recognized holiday. I suppose UB is trying to convey that there's no longer any reason to celebrate presidential achievement so long as it remains in the crusty hands of an incestuous, affluent echelon.
(02/07/07 5:00am)
Disregarding the Velvet Underground, the Beatles, Pink Floyd and a few eccentric tracks by Led Zeppelin, this is the music your parents never thought possible. These songs may have already assimilated themselves into modern day college campuses, but to baby boomers everywhere, it's like catching a glimpse of a pregnant 12-year-old.
(02/02/07 5:00am)
On stage at the Center for the Arts this Saturday, 12 young dancers chosen by the renowned American Ballet Theatre will present a full repertoire of works - one of which was newly choreographed in Buffalo this week.
(01/24/07 5:00am)
When a talented recording artist keeps the faith album after album, it's an impressive testament to his devotion. If he doesn't learn to diversify his message, however, he's left preaching to the choir.
(01/19/07 5:00am)
Somewhere around 20 Christmases ago, pimply-faced teens were asking their parents for amps and axes. This generation, they're asking for "Guitar Hero II."
(01/17/07 5:00am)
Under the guise of first person, many artists sing about things they haven't actually experienced. Sometimes their lyrical fabrications are eerily precise, but mostly painfully unconvincing. This list is meant to memorialize both the bold liars and the genuinely imaginative.
(01/17/07 5:00am)
Has anyone else ever noticed that the introductory credits of "March of the Penguins" includes an attribution to screenplay writers? That little detail led me to believe that all of the chirping was actually preconceived by some maniac on a typewriter, but logic indicates otherwise.
(12/06/06 5:00am)
Back in the day when I used to sling pizzas for Domino's, I found myself entering many strange places. Though, my delivery to one address on Alberta Drive was probably one of the most peculiar destinations I've ever encountered. It turns out this address lead to the office of a legitimate matchmaker.
(11/15/06 5:00am)
When a band garnishes their music with spontaneous improvisation during a live concert, one can only hope theyOre being recorded, or at the very least, bootlegged.
(11/08/06 5:00am)
They released their first album when the majority of UB students were learning how to tie their shoes, which means it shouldn't be long before these veterans strut on stage wearing Velcro orthopedics.
(10/09/06 4:00am)
There's nothing more endearing than an offensively opinionated person at a safe distance. Piping hotheads like Rush Limbaugh, Dr. Laura, Simon Fuller and Anne Robinson are welcomed into many homes only because they come caged inside a television screen. Zealotry on television has even morphed something as innocuous as a cooking show into "Hell's Kitchen" and "Iron Chef."
(09/20/06 4:00am)
Your Nutrition 101 teacher will tell you that effective weight loss occurs gradually, and that a person must commit themselves to a lifestyle of exercise and healthy eating habits, but I feel that the most affective form of weight loss can be attributed to amphetamines.
(09/20/06 4:00am)
Two white boys from Akron, Ohio make authentic sounding blues, for the fourth time.
(09/15/06 4:00am)
Seeing as how TV on the Radio is notorious for their soprano meowing, it wouldn't be surprising to find a slew of alley cats loitering outside of one of their concerts.
(09/13/06 4:00am)
This Weeks Theme: My Grandma Has Alzheimer's
(09/06/06 4:00am)
Jurassic-5 have always maintained a certain reserve in their music...until now. Although their latest album, "Feedback," seems to only loosely borrow from older J-5, their experimentation with pop has resulted in a delightful mutation.