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I ain't got no words.  Just awe.  Check it out!

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Originally posted on 7-23-2009.

It's a little odd that Warren G, known for helping to establish the gangster rap genre along with friends like Snoop Dogg, Nate Dogg and Dr. Dre, is performing at a hall not known for its rough crowds.  But hey, demographics shift over time, I guess.

The rapper most famous for his 1994 Grammy nominated hit "Regulate", but whose roots go far back to early recordings with Snoop Dogg, will be visiting the Music Hall Of Williamsburg this Friday, November 6th.  Don't miss this chance to see a true legend of rap.

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After years of speculation, the most important American band of the
90s is returning to the stage with the lineup of Mark Ibold, Scott
"Spiral Stairs" Kannberg, Stephen Malkmus, Bob Nastanovich and Steve
West reuniting for dates around the world in 2010. Please be advised
this tour is not a prelude to additional jaunts and/or a permanent
reunion.

Described in their own Wikipedia entry as having experienced
"moderate commercial success," Pavement's catalog for the Matador,

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What you first notice on approaching the Waterpod, a self-sustaining ecotopia on a barge is a riot of vegetation and a giant white geodesic dome that would have made Buckminster Fuller, one of Americas most original thinkers, proud. The Waterpod is created by a group of local artists who are living on the barge for as long as they can. The geodesic dome is covered in recycled PVC coated mesh advertisements you normally see showcasing the latest Calvin Klein jeans draped on buildings around the city. Inside the dome is a seating area made from recycled packing foam.