September 13, 2017

Tinnabulation 2017

By Erick Doxey

Scenes from Tinnabulation, a music festival held in Riverfront Park from Sept. 8-10.

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Barns Courtney performs at the Coors Light Stage.

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Wanna feel old? These 15 hit singles turn 21 this summer

By Nathan Weinbender

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Backstreet Boys, "I Want It That Way" Fresh off his first No. 1 with Britney Spears' "...Baby One More Time," songwriter and producer Max Martin recorded this power ballad with the Backstreet Boys, then at the peak of their popularity. Even BSB haters came to admit the song was a pretty good one: Rolling Stone called it a "genre-transcending classic," and it has appeared on lists of the best songs of its era compiled by VH1 and Blender. A year after "I Want It That Way" was released, Martin would score his second No. 1 single with rival boy band NSYNC's "It's Gonna Be Me."

Bob Marley's studio albums, ranked

By Dan Nailen

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1. NATTY DREAD, 1974. Bob Marley’s first album made without long-time partners Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer inspired his best work. While party anthem “Lively Up Yourself” is a classic, it’s tracks like “Them Belly Full (But We Hungry),” “Rebel Music (3 O’Clock Road Block)” and “Revolution” that give this album the edge over the rest of Marley’s catalog.

Tool at the Spokane Arena, March 9, 2020

By Erick Doxey

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Tool is (left to right): guitarist Adam Jones, drummer Danny Carey, singer Maynard James Keenan, and bassist Justin Chancellor

Our favorite Record Store Day Black Friday releases

By Dan Nailen and Nathan Weinbender

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Patsy Cline, Sweet Dreams: The Complete Decca Masters 1960-63 One of the best things in Ken Burns’ recent Country Music documentary series was the reminder of what a badass Patsy Cline was, not only as a performer but as an inspiration for future badasses like Loretta Lynn. Cline gets a reverential Record Store Day treatment from Jack White’s Third Man Records, and this triple-LP contains a whopping 51 songs recorded for the Decca label. It includes every hit you can think of, and the records come in a sweet tri-gatefold sleeve, pressed on pink, yellow and purple pastel vinyl. It probably won’t come cheap if you can score one. (DAN NAILEN)

Slayer and Primus at Spokane Arena on Nov. 24, 2019

By Dan Nailen

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Tom Araya's bellows and barks sounded in fine form all night.

The History of the Bartlett

By Nathan Weinbender and Derek Harrison

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The Bartlett's iconic disco ball.
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