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  Front and Central Avenue: The World Stage Jazz Festival - Free jazz and homegrown history

  The second of the triad of festivals celebrating L.A. homegrown jazz history takes place this Sunday. Sandwiched between the Central Avenue and Watts Towers festivals, the World Stage Jazz Festival is a relative newcomer, inspired by the legacy of ...

  by Brick Wahl on August 7, 2008

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  Love Festival, Droog Collective and DFA's Special Disco Version

  It started as an underground bacchanal for the techno-hippie set, but over the years the Love Festival has become a lot more. The 16th annual dance gathering is not only a celebration of the good vibes (and will) that exists in the dance music commu...

  by Lina Lecaro on August 7, 2008

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  The Many Moods of Rock the Bells - Hip-hop's been in a lull. Meet the new torchbearers

  Everything moves in cycles. We knew this in the abstract, but we'd forgotten. Who could blame us? Shit got practically medieval between 2003 and 2006, when advocating for quaint, antiquated notions like coherence, depth and skill was apt to leave y...

  by Jeff Weiss on August 7, 2008

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  Live in L.A.: Gnarls Barkley, Fallou Dieng and Deerhoof at the Hollywood Bowl

  Gnarls Barkley, Fallou Dieng, Deerhoof Timothy Norris (Click to enlarge) Danger Mouse (front) and Cee-Lo Green: From go-go energized to bah-bah-bah ha...

  by Siran Babayan on August 7, 2008

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  Understanding Carla Bozulich - Evangelista: "Hardcore pony princes on a different dirty throne every night in a different dirty town"

  I can arrange to unscrew your fucking heart and let it see past the confines of your bloody finite chest for a while if that's what you want. (Click to enlarge) ...

  by John Payne on August 7, 2008

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  So X-Cited - X Games, Gibson guitars and Crash Mansion's woes

  SO X-CITED Lina Lecaro (Click to enlarge) Zakk Wylde (right) and "the guy who takes care of my shit" at Gibson Through the Lens at Sunset Marquis ...

  by Lina Lecaro on August 7, 2008

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  Weiss' Muxtape #2: A Tribute to Albert Hofmann-Pour Out a Little Lysergic

  Ergo. Weiss' Muxtape #2: A Tribute to Albert Hofmann-"Pour Out A Little Lysergic" * Question to ponder: Do you think at any point in the past week, Obama turned to Michelle and said, "Damnit, why did Rev. Wright have to become such a little bitch?"...

  @ West Coast Sound by Jeff Weiss on May 2, 2008 @ 5:00 pm

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  Girl School/Hell Ya! Night at the Viper Room

  Timothy Norris checks out the Viper Room on a Thursday Night. Lady Tigra, Wallpaper and Buddy Akai perform. Click here for more photos from Timothy Norris of Thursday on the Strip.

  @ West Coast Sound by Mark Mauer on May 2, 2008 @ 4:47 pm

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  Stone Temple Pilots, Jimmy Kimmel Show, 5/1

  Stone Temple Pilots Jimmy Kimmel Live, May 1 By Ryan Colditz "One time a thing occurred to me What's real, and what's for sale? Blew a kiss and tried to take it home" The opening lines of "Vasoline" during Stone Temple Pilots' first pub...

  @ West Coast Sound by LA Weekly on May 2, 2008 @ 10:37 am

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  Newsflash: Iceland is not as unbearably cool as one imagines

  That's a photograph of Robert Plant next to some random Icelander. (I'm assuming he's the owner of the hotel where I found the portrait, while on vacation in Iceland a few years back.) It was occupying pride of place right near the hotel's main din...

  @ West Coast Sound by Alec Hanley Bemis on May 2, 2008 @ 9:24 am

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  Greetings from the first annual Marfa Film Festival

  I got on a bus in Los Feliz yesterday at about 1 p.m. headed for Marfa, Texas, to attend the first annual Marfa Film Festival. If you've been to the movies, you know Marfa as a smalltown Hollywood, where both There Will Be Blood and No Country for Ol...

  @ West Coast Sound by Randall Roberts on May 2, 2008 @ 6:38 am

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  Greetings from the first annual Marfa Film Festival

  I got on a bus in Los Feliz yesterday at about 1 p.m. headed for Marfa, Texas, to attend the first annual Marfa Film Festival. If you've been to the movies, you know Marfa as a smalltown Hollywood, where both There Will Be Blood and No Country for Ol...

  @ West Coast Sound by Randall Roberts on May 2, 2008 @ 6:38 am

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  Beards, Blazers & Glasses or How Hot Chip Prove that My Sense of Rhythm Isn't Racist

  The thing is, I actually do dance, it just takes a lot, and when I do, it's invariably to music made by black people. You know that Chappelle skit where Dave brings John Mayer and his electric gee-tar around the barber shop and everyone starts heckl...

  @ West Coast Sound by Jeff Weiss on May 1, 2008 @ 5:00 pm

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  Lefsetz vs. Hilton?

  It's the team-up we've been waiting for. Not since Julia Roberts winked suggestively at Lyle Lovett...or since Benito Mussolini and Adolf Hitler began messaging each other on Facebook...or since Felix met Oscar and the Odd Couple was born... But no...

  @ West Coast Sound by Alec Hanley Bemis on April 30, 2008 @ 2:10 pm

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  Claremont Folk Festival

  By Ryan Colditz Get the folk out of the city on Saturday and mosey on over to Clarmont (just a few miles past the Glass House in Pomona) for the 28th Annual Claremont Folk Music Festival, held at Sycamore Elementary School. Sounds boring, right? ...

  @ West Coast Sound by LA Weekly on April 30, 2008 @ 11:59 am

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  Final Check Yo Ponytail tonight starring Dan Deacon and Erol Alkan

  I Heart Comix's long-running Check Yo Ponytail series comes to a close tonight at the Echoplex. The legendary party ends its run with a doozy: Dan Deacon and Erol Alkan. Here's what you might see if you decide to hit it:

  @ West Coast Sound by Randall Roberts on April 29, 2008 @ 7:25 pm

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  New Release Tuesday: Jandek's 52nd album is almost definitely less interesting then #s 1-51

  Previously in this series: - SXSW Flashback: Even Jandek is a SXSW whore - Discovering Jandek: his oeuvre & some typical Jandek jams Don't tell me this multi-part critical/blogeriffic exploration of Jandek isn't timely. A week or so ago, the man i...

  @ West Coast Sound by Alec Hanley Bemis on April 29, 2008 @ 6:00 pm

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  Death Cab for Cutie to play secret show at Spaceland at 5 p.m. today

  It's a KROQ show, so there's no chance of getting in at this point. But you never know. I'm on my way over there now, though with LA Weekly's recent move to the West Side, I'm hoping to get there by midnight. If the traffic gods are with me, I'll be ...

  @ West Coast Sound by Randall Roberts on April 29, 2008 @ 5:17 pm

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  Let the Grieving Process Begin: Pink Floyd's Inflatable Pig Found Dead

  It's a hard time for everyone, I know. But we have to get through this together. The LA Weekly would like to open the comments section so you, the reader, can share your thoughts and remembrances on Roger Waters' and Pink Floyd's inflatable pig, dea...

  @ West Coast Sound by Randall Roberts on April 29, 2008 @ 4:19 pm

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  Piece of the Pink Floyd Pig Perhaps Found in La Quinta

  There are very few breaking news stories in the music biz, and Pink Floyd's escaped flying pig ranks pretty high up there. Sources tell us that there are now two reports of pig -recovery operations currently underway in nearby La Quinta, California. ...

  @ West Coast Sound by Randall Roberts on April 29, 2008 @ 3:44 pm