The Reigning King of Meat, Beans, and Spice
Associate publisher Keith Pray took a small spoonful and gasped: "Oh my god, that's hot!"
Stephen Mejias
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Queen Majesty
Trilla
Deadly Dragon Sound
Deadly Dragon Sound
We Will All Rejoice
Alright. There was that">http://online.wsj.com/public/article/SB119464399153888326.html">that piece in the Wall Street Journal where the writer, Terry Teachout, says he's cool with MP3s because they're wildly convenient and because he can't hear very well anyway, being middle-aged and all. He goes on to say that his hearing loss has set him free from the "snare and delusion of audiophilia"—that wallet-choking merry-go-round of upgrading for sonic improvements.
On Your Way to Bay Ridge
The PATH train ride from Grove Street in downtown Jersey City to Church Street in lower Manhattan takes about seven minutes, maybe less, and offers a chilling tour of Ground Zero. For just a dollar-fifty, you get a Disney-like theme park stroll through a chalky gray wasteland that'll have you wondering why no real memorial exists.
You Want It
Sam Tellig doesn't call the office often. In the seven years that I've been at Stereophile, Sam has called only a handful of times. When he does call, however, it's serious. Sam just called.
Of the Most Litigious
"What's that?!" cried music editor Robert Baird, pointing to the plastic-sleeved CD on my desk.
This Is Your Left Channel
It was terribly difficult to get out of bed this morning. Wasn't it? For me, the soft sound of car tires over wet city street was a warm whisper: Stay in bed, don't go.