Alive in the Nineties

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The end of a Portland institution didn't come from the economic forces you expect
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Wrong Way Down a One-Way Street
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When the punks take acid, everyone wins
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A letter to the girl who change my life
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Before there was Grunge, Seattle had a lively power pop band called The Macs
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The Washington band's third album arrived to me in Arizona during my darkest time, comforting me like an emissary from the Pacific Northwest, where I…
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Inside music journalism post-2008 recession, and how media consumption in the 21st century offers a road map for the continuation of the once-robust…
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While Grunge took over the world, this Seattle garage guitarist kept his songs stripped down and his profile low.
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“The Ballad of Johnny Butt” is one of the California band’s most moving songs, even if it’s the least-serious sounding
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Seeing the Kirkwood brothers perform together for the first time in eleven years was a powerful experience for a longtime fan like me. They are a band…
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The simple jazzy beginnings of Arizona’s multicultural border band
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The music of the desert shows a restless kid how to love where he lives for the first time in his life.
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