GZA’s Columbus Concert
Columbus Free Press
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2w ago
I stepped out. I jumped on the 1. My 62 dollar, 31 day-pass expired. I paid 5 for a day pass. Five dollars is  still cheaper than paying for parking. I would visit Kroger soon for my 62 dollar Month COTA pass. GZA from the Wu-Tang Clan’s concert existed within a short jaunt from my residence. At first discovery of the Wu, if people asked who my favorite Wu-Tang Clan member. I would say, GZA or RZA. In an online quiz, those would be the intellectual Wu members. I don’t have a Wu Favorite anymore. I like everyone in Wu-Tang Clan. GZA was openin ..read more
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Concert for a Meaningful Labor Day
Columbus Free Press
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3w ago
WHEN:   Sunday September 1st, 4 pm – 5:30 pmWHERE: Columbus Mennonite Church, 35 Oakland Park Avenue, Columbus 43214.(Free parking along Oakland Park and in nearby lots, owned by North Broadway Methodist Church) Let’s put some meaning back into the Labor Day holiday this year by singing the praises  -- literally -- of all the workers who make our lives richer by doing their everyday jobs--- farmers, truckers, factory workers, teachers, doctors, white collar workers, miners, and more. Join Bill Cohen as he sings songs made famous by a wide variety of folks ..read more
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Tickets available for the Classical Mystery Tour: A Tribute to The Beatles to perform in concert with Columbus Symphony
Columbus Free Press
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1M ago
What would The Beatles have sounded like if they had the chance to perform live in concert with a symphony orchestra?  Find out when Classical Mystery Tour performs live with the Columbus Symphony on September 27 and 28 at the Davidson Theatre.  The four musicians in Classical Mystery Tour look and sound just like The Beatles, but Classical Mystery Tour is more than just a rock concert. The show presents more than two dozen Beatles tunes performed exactly as they were originally recorded. Hear “Penny Lane” with a live trumpet sectio ..read more
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Ahmir Questlove Thompson’s Hip Hop is History Review
Columbus Free Press
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2M ago
Ahmir Questlove Thompson wrote a book detailing the first 50 Years of Hip Hop. Questlove’s book: Hip Hop Is History. Ahmir Questlove’s Thompson is the drummer for the Roots. Do you have a favorite Roots song? I’m biased towards the Roots song, The Next Movement. I find some of the lyrics empowering. The Roots are headlining the Essence Festival at the superdome in New Orleans as I type this review…. Questlove is the bandleader during the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. Excuse me, Questlove is the music director for everyone’s dream late night show. Every time I look at this……I’m still impre ..read more
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RJD2 interview
Columbus Free Press
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2M ago
RJD2 is one of Columbus, Ohio’s most beloved local creatives. RJD2’s newest album, Visions Out Of The Limelight is break heavy, which should please people who loved Dead Ringer’s “Let The Good Times Roll.” I’ve known RJD2 for years. My usual RJD2 interview would mention RJD2’s graffiti friends – me, Wands, and Cram. Or I would ask him if someone who reads Howard Zinn would critique advertising circa Mad Men era? I figured I would avoid my usual questions. Instead, we find where out where the party’s at. RJD2’s Visions Out of the Limelight’s release party is Saturday June 22,  2024. Tick ..read more
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Bus Stile Activities: Sugarhill Gang & Furious Five Columbus Concert
Columbus Free Press
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3M ago
I started last week with a question… Should I review Sugarhill Gang? The legendary crew transitioned rap recordings from NYC Gypsy Cabs of live routines into platinum commercial success with “Rapper’s Delight” in 1979. Rappers were party rockers. People hadn’t sold songs, yet. Rapper’s Delight sold 14 million records, ensuring Hip Hop wouldn’t be relegated to a live performance genre like DC GO-GO’s community. The Fatback Band’s King Tim 3 preceded Sugarhill Gang’s “Rappers Delight.’ In 1979. Fatback Band didn’t have “Rapper’s Delight’s” commercial success. Fatback Band didn’t sell 14 millio ..read more
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Does Sinkane Still Belong in Columbus, Ohio?
Columbus Free Press
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3M ago
Sinkane’s new album is called We Belong, released by City Slang records. Where you’re from, and where you belong are fundamental ideas of existence. For a reader, so is deciding if Sinkane is in their realm of music. Where does Sinkane We Belong in music? Sinkane previously released music from LCD Soundsystem’s James Murphy label DFA. Is Sinkane a dance hipster with alternative rock radio possibilities? Sinkane’s latest, We Belong falls under wherever his Okay Africa culture could take someone in  American music. I’ve found amusement that North American College Community radio, or NACCh ..read more
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FrackStock offers free food, music and celebrates writer Justin Nobel on June 2
Columbus Free Press
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3M ago
FrackStock, a celebration of science journalist Justin Nobel's new book exposing health risks gas and oil workers are exposed to from working with radioactive toxic waste will be held Sunday, June 2 from 5 to 9 p.m. at the First Unitarian Universalist Church, 93 W. Weisheimer Road in Columbus. The alcohol-free event features free food, folk, Celtic and blues music, and presentations by Ohio organizations dedicated to preserving Ohio's environment and phasing out fossil fuels. To register for a free ticket, visit https://bit.ly/4byaDSY. "Woodstock came about because of the Viet Nam Wa ..read more
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Bushalt Stelle Abenteuer - Kraftwerk
Columbus Free Press
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3M ago
I’m woefully bored. I feel like instead of krautrock. We are living in an era which didn’t respect histories poem. I’ve tried looking into why Reconstruction wasn’t effective, I’ve determined our government appeased unlikable fascist losers. Trump’s cultural dishonesty receives too much appeasement. Prior to sleeping I scour several cities Craigslists for where I might escape. I try to determine if Donald Trump’s Ohio domination over Hillary Clinton, and Biden is why I shouldn’t live in Columbus, Ohio. If you know…..anywhere is better than here is my constant mantra. I received an email. Kra ..read more
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In Memoriam: Victoria Parks
Columbus Free Press
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4M ago
We are saddened to learn that Victoria Parks left us on Friday, May 10, 2024. We will miss her provocative satirical political songs and her participation at Comfest and other events. Well-known in the city as a songwriter and folksinger, many people don’t know she was also a talented artist, poet, writer, holistic medicine practitioner, community activist, election integrity advocate, and one of the founders of the local WGRN radio station.   ..read more
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