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Grant Snider

Issue date: 6/2/08 Section: Culture
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3. Tom Waits - "Rain Dogs": His most bizarre, diverse and inspired album. Songs include a creepy Disney-like tune ("Singapore"), weepy country ("Blind Love"), a New Orleans funeral march ("Anywhere I Lay My Head") and a song Rod Stewart covered ("Downtown Train"). Selected lyric: "Well it's 9th and Hennepin/all the donuts have names that sound like prostitutes."

4. The Beastie Boys - "Paul's Boutique": Possibly the most lawsuit-inducing album of all time, due to its ubiquitous samples.

5. GZA - "Liquid Swords": The gilded age of the Wu-Tang Empire.



Five Reasons Why FM Radio is So Monotonous:

1. At any moment in the day, at least one station will be playing that new Coldplay single.

2. Despite their silken voices delivering deliciously informative stories, those NPR anchors really aren't very attractive in person. Otherwise they'd be on television.

3. It ensures that "Carry on Wayward Son" and "Witchy Woman" will live forever, much like Styrofoam plates or zombies. Meanwhile, Thin Lizzy tunes appear to be biodegradable.

4. I haven't heard one song by the Wu-Tang Clan on "Hot 103 Jamz!"

5. Contemporary country music ad nauseam.

gsnider@unews.com
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Hi Grant / UN,

On behalf of Exile Productions and Exile Publishing, many thanks for plugging Van Morrison and, if you / your readers want good quality, non-pirated, preview tracks from Van's new album – "Keep It Simple" - full versions of "That's Entrainment" and "Behind The Ritual" (along with album track samplers) are available for fans and bloggers to link on Lost Highway's web-site at http://www. (Continued…)

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Hi Grant / UN,

On behalf of Rough Trade and Beggars Digital, many thanks for plugging The Hold Steady . (Continued…)

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