Monthly Archive for March, 2007
Here is the rundown of today’s site changes; see if you can identify the theme:
- The official link for Owl & Bear downloads is now http://owlandbear.com/live-downloads
- http://download.owlandbear.com now redirects to the new url (above)
- All downloads previously hosted at http://download.owlandbear.com have been moved to the new url
- You can still access a full list of downloads by visiting the new url
- Note: links to individual songs previous blog posts will redirect you to the the new url, where you can still access the files
We apologize for any inconvenience. Everything else remains the same.
Please add your concerns, comments, or glitches at the end of this post.
Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra - Security
2007, Anti-
A
Security, the latest album by Brooklyn-based Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra (hereafter referred to as Antibalas) is monstrously funky, exotic, and challenging-yet-accessible.
!!! - Myth Takes
2007, Warp
C+
Clever album title, not a terribly clever album. !!! should take note: the dance-punk revolution is thankfully over.
300
2007, Warner Bros.
A-
It’s official, I’m a bad parent. I took my kids to see 300 and whenever a limb was severed and/or blood sprayed, we pumped our fists and declared it, as a family, awesome.
Children of Men
2007, Universal Studios
B+
Children of Men marks director Alfonso Cuaron’s return to the realm of cinema for grown-ups, but his homecoming is not entirely triumphant.
When: March 14, 2007 around 10:30 PM
Where: The Hi-Tone Cafe; Memphis, TN
I had already bought the tickets for The Hold Steady because my wife was supposed to go with me. Then, two days before the show, she decides that our marriage “just isn’t working out,” and she needs more time to find herself. Apparently, this missing part of herself resides at the bottom of a bottle of anything alcoholic.
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