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March 15, 2010

Holding Steady at Six Years

If I remember correctly, my sixth birthday was “lunar module” themed. In our unfinished basement, we laid down masking tape on the cement floor to create tracks for the rover races. On the walls were cutouts of the lunar lander, … Continue reading →

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Tagged as 4dix, 6th Birthday Party, Allman Brothers, Ardsley, Bobby Drake, Chips Ahoy, Craig Finn, Franz Nicolay, Galen Polivka, George Costanza, good lyrics, Heaven i Whenever, Jack Kerouac, Knuckles, Lifter Puller, Lunar module, Nelson Algren, On the Road, pop culture references, Portugal. The Man, Rhett Miller, Roman Kuebler, Sal Paradise, Secret Santa Cruz, Sequestered in Memphis, Spoon, Sunny D, Tad Kubler, The Hold Steady, The Hudson Line, The Oranges Band, The Peak

October 22, 2009

Concert Watch October 2009

Ok, I’ll grant you that there are a rip-roaring ten days left in the month of October… BUT that is not an excuse for you not to go out a catch some great live performances in New York’s backyard. For … Continue reading →

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Tagged as Aretha Franklin, Art Garfunkel, Beacon Theater, Bob Weir and Ratdog, Bruce Springsteen, Canada, Crosby Stills and Nash, Eric Clapton, Grateful Dead, Hollywood Bowl, Le Poisson Rouge, Metallica, Mike Doughty, October, Paul Simon, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Sainthood, Stevie Wonder, Tegan and Sara, The Peak, Town Hall, U2, Van Morrison

October 2, 2009

“More People at Giants Stadium for U2 Than Even the Pope”

…Says the New York Times. Our favorite weird-sunglasses wearer has done it again – playing an awesome, packed show last weekend in New York’s backyard for our listening pleasure. It was so packed, in fact, that travelers on New Jersey … Continue reading →

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Tagged as Bono, Bruce Springsteen, Chris Herrmann, Concerts, Giants Stadium, Jonathan Langsam, Lots of people, Muse, New Jersey, NJ transit, No Line on the Horizon, Pope, Resistance, She's the One, The Peak, U2, weird sunglasses

September 23, 2009

Where in the World is David Byrne? [Part 2]

In the last post, I said that Byrne has a way of incorporating the world around him into his own work. And he doesn’t do it small, quiet ways. Take for examples his Playing the Building series which started in Stockholm, Sweden … Continue reading →

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Tagged as art installations, Batter Maritime Building, Bicycle Diaries, BPA, Brian Eno, cool bike racks, David Byrne, Everything That Happens Will Happen Today, Fatboy Slim. Dizzee Rascal, fun censorship, N.A.S.A, North America South America, office chairs, Os Mutantes, People Tree, Playing the Building, psycho killer, Robert Gomez, Roundhouse, Spirit of Apollo, The Brighton Port Authority, The Peak, Thom Yorke, Wired

September 1, 2009

Chapter 1: A Celebration of Music

Dear New Readers, An introduction is in order. My name is Josh Brechner. I am an Intern for 107.1 The Peak, WXPK located in North White Plains, NY. I’m 19 years old and have had a passionate, head-over-heels relationship with … Continue reading →

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Tagged as 107.1, Chris Herrmann, Intern, Jimmy Fink, Josh, Music, New, New York, On-Air, Radio, Rob Arrow, The Peak, The Who, Tommy, White Plains

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Holding Steady at Six Years

Concert Watch October 2009

“More People at Giants Stadium for U2 Than Even the Pope”

Where in the World is David Byrne? [Part 2]

Chapter 1: A Celebration of Music

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