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PSO’s Sunday program: Traditional, not predictable
The Portland Symphony presents some lesser-known music from a variety of European composers.
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Bar Guide: Bonobo pours unusual drafts buts its pizza reigns
The wood-fired pizza joint is a hip little place tucked between apartments and homes in Portland’s West End.
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Bull Moose Top 10
Top 10 for Portland store Nov. 5 to Nov. 11: 1. “Halo 4” for X360 2. “The Amazing Spider-Man (DVD) 3. Mumford & Sons, “Babel” 4. “Assassin’s Creed 3” for X360 5. Neil Young and Crazy Horse, “Psychedelic Pill” 6. Rolling Stones: “Charlie Is My Darling-Ireland 1965” (DVD) 7. “Arthur Christmas” (DVD) […]
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CD Review: Cuss swears by repetitive bass on angry musical adventure
The patient listener will be rewarded with a unique musical experience.
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Making Noise: Dominic takes time from The Lucid to refocus
His solo album, ‘ShaShaSha,’ features all handmade artwork and packaging.
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What Ales You: First Beer Week a success
The event brings good crowds, good beers
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‘Twilight’: Good to the last drop
For fans of ‘The Twilight Saga,’ parting will be sweet sorrow.
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From the Editor: Got a really righteous riff? We want to hear it
I’ve listened to Deep Purple’s “Smoke on the Water” thousands of times, but I suddenly realized something for the first time while jamming to the 1972 classic last weekend: “Smoke on the Water” could be classified as the first rock-star tweet. I’m paraphrasing a bit here, but the lyrics go something like, “Went down to […]