Vol. 31, No. 55
Death's Apprentices
Long hours, weeping families, dead bodies. The unenviable trade of the young mortician.
By David W. Martin
Bar Stories
A clubland prince battles the demons of his father's murder.
Screening Meemies
Cinematheque regulars light up a room.
By Laura Putre
The Edge
Youngstown: We Put the "Recess" in Recession; Slipping Through the Crack; Fuzzy Math
By From staff reports
You May Now Dis the Bride
Letters published January 18, 2001
Gambling Hall
Jazzman Jim Hall has made a career of breaking new ground on guitar. Five decades later, he can still play with the young guns.
By Harvey Pekar
Electric Prunes and Pretty Things
Richie Unterberger uncovers the obscure rock stars of the '60s in his latest book.
By Tierney Smith
The Big Tease
Hair-band Warrant mounts a dirty, rotten, filthy, stinking comeback.
By Jeff Niesel
Eyehategod
With Speedealer. Friday, January 19, at the Euclid Tavern.
By Rob Harvilla
The Go
With Geraldine, the Librarians, and Gwen Mars. Friday, January 19, at the Grog Shop.
By Kurt Hernon
Tantric
With Transmatic and the Zachary Walker Band. Saturday, January 20, at the Blind Lemon.
By Michael Gallucci
BR5-49
With Hayshaker Jones. Saturday, January 20, at the Beachland.
By Brian Baker
Shipping News
Very Soon, and in Pleasant Company (Touch and Go)
Various Artists; Various Artists
15 Minutes (1500); Snatch (TVT Soundtrax)
Peter Frampton
Frampton Comes Alive! (A&M)
Emanon
Novelty (self-released)
London Broil
With Snatch, Guy Ritchie once again proves himself the Tarantino of the Thames.
By Gregory Weinkauf
Penn Is Mightier
Nicholson makes a Pledge to find a killer, if there is one.
By Robert Wilonsky
Lost in the Swamp
Sam Raimi does what he can with familiar material in The Gift.
By Luke Y. Thompson
Sisters Christian
Anne DeSalvo lets The Amati Girls keep the faith without suffocating her audience.
Dog-Gone Good
Ringing the Bell for dinner at Luchita's.
By Elaine T. Cicora
Inn Work Progress
Lockkeeper's Inn breaks new ground.
Classic Variations
The Seagull ends in a nose dive, while Shakespeare soars.
By Keith A. Joseph
Fade to Black
Viewers for Quality Television disbands, because there is none left.
A Squirrel With Nuts
How a natural disaster spawned a rodental pastime.
By Jeff Woodard
Comic Opera
Artist P. Craig Russel draws on the musical masters.
By Michael Gill
Godi Firençe! in Chesterland
@ Church of St. Anselm
Sun., April 28, 3-4:30 p.m.
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