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1999 Stories by Keith Harris

• Guess Who's Coming to Chow

  published December 15, 1999

  Their hearts will go on: Chow Yun-Fat and Jodie Foster in Anna and the King More >>

• Beck Is the Loneliest Number

  published December 8, 1999

  The inscrutable music, the unknowable man. More >>

• Smoking Cane

  published December 1, 1999

  One part Dracula and two parts Terminator: Arnold Schwarzenegger and Gabriel Byrne in End of Days. More >>

• Marshall Crenshaw: #447

  published November 24, 1999

  Marshall Crenshaw #447 Razor & Tie HOW TO DEFEND Marshall Crenshaw? His career presents a portrait... More >>

• I Don't Know the Artist, But I Know What I Like

  published November 24, 1999

  Staring in the mirror, the Artist serenades the true object of his desire. More >>

• Arto Lindsay: Prize

  published November 17, 1999

  Arto Lindsay Prize Righteous Babe ARTO LINDSAY'S ABILITY to conflate and confuse categories lesser... More >>

• Rum, Sodomy, and the Lash

  published November 10, 1999

  Storming the stage with postpunk pirates Lifter Puller. More >>

• A Sense of Where You Are

  published November 3, 1999

  The Hang Ups return home with a new album, a new sound, and a new chance to start over. More >>

• Soul Survivors

  published October 27, 1999

  For years, local R&B's Best Kept Secret have stayed true to their name. More >>

• Reality Bites?

  published October 27, 1999

  Boys Don't Cry and Music of the Heart offer radically different approaches to true stories. More >>

• The Jungle Book

  published October 20, 1999

  With their mix of Pygmy chants and hip-hop beats, Zap Mama journey into "the exotic". More >>

• Sting: Brand New Day

  published October 20, 1999

  Sting Brand New Day A&M I SUSPECTED THAT Amerindie's semester in Brazil was destined for... More >>

• Playing for Time

  published October 13, 1999

  Steven Soderbergh toys with two Sixties icons in The Limey. More >>

• Ain't I an MC?

  published October 13, 1999

  Ruff Ryder Eve strikes a blow for hip-hop sisters; Solé merely comes to blows with them. More >>

• John Prine: In Spite of Ourselves

  published October 13, 1999

  John Prine In Spite of Ourselves Oh Boy YOU MIGHT EXPECT John Prine's recent tussle with neck... More >>

• Fine Line

  published September 29, 1999

  For 30 years Milo Fine has been improvising music--and revising himself. More >>

• The Adults Are Alright

  published September 8, 1999

  With a messy start and a star-making buzz, the Plastic Constellations have emerged as local rock's fountain of youth. More >>

• To Africa, to Home

  published September 1, 1999

  Taj Mahal and Toumani Diabate bridge the Delta and Mali with their gorgeous new album, Kulanjan. More >>

• Killing Thee Softly

  published August 25, 1999

  We don't need no education: Katie Holmes and Helen Mirren in Teaching Mrs. Tingle. More >>

• Adam's Ribfest

  published August 25, 1999

  Taunting Lilith sisters and Warped brothers, L7 come back heavy, indie, and Happy. More >>

• Something About Mary

  published August 25, 1999

  With her humble poise and non-Diva tone, Mary J. Blige is the unlikely heiress to Aretha's throne. More >>

• Loudon Wainwright III: Social Studies

  published August 18, 1999

  Loudon Wainwright III Social Studies Hannibal THE AMERICAN LEFT needs another humorist only... More >>

• Independents' Day

  published August 11, 1999

  Hip hop's next generation searches for a new label. More >>

• Iron Men

  published July 14, 1999

  After sixteen years of makeup, metal, and stage blood, Impaler remains proudly undead. More >>

• Nowhere Man

  published June 9, 1999

  Terry Eason transmits ingenious basement pop Via Satellite. More >>