1. Statehood -- A Puerto Rican referendum voted for statehood. D.C. has wanted statehood for years. Getting them through congress would be difficult, but this seems to be a good time to start that discussion.
2. Cuba -- It's been fifty-three years since Castro took power. Cuba has lifted the travel ban. Obama could help out a lot of people by normalizing relations with the closest noncontinuous country to the U.S.
3. Currency -- We waste a lot of money on dollar bills and pennies. This would be an easy common-sense thing that he could do that would save money. Also, I'd like to get Andrew Jackson off the twenty because of his role in the genocide of American Indians. Perhaps MLK or Rosa Parks would be a good replacement? We don't have any African Americans on currency.
4. Corn -- He doesn't have to primary in Iowa in four years, so this seems like a good time to get off the corn subsidies that waste energy and discourage biodiversity in our farming and our diet. It also seems like the kind of "government handout" that republicans hate.
5. The Drug War -- CO and WA voted for the "sticky icky," which is going to conflict with federal law. Obama could just stop prioritizing the drug war and could pardon those who are in jail for minor pot charges, (which would again save lots of money).
6. Lower Drinking Age -- It's absurd that one can get sent overseas to die in war and can't buy a beer. College students are criminalized for doing the most "college" thing one can do.
7. Pull out the troops...from Germany and Japan. It's been sixty-two years since the end of WWII. I think it's time to let them have a military again.
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Friday, November 2, 2012
Rocktober 2010
The Byrds—“So You Want to be a Rock N’ Roll Star”
Def Leppard—“Rock! Rock! ‘Til You Drop”
Dead Milkmen—“Punk Rock Girl”
Europe—“Rock The Night”
Rick Derringer—“Rock N’ Roll Hoochie-Koo”
The Kinks—“A Rock N’ Roll Fantasy”
Starship—“We Built This City”
Elton John—“Crocodile Rock”
AC/DC—“Let There Be Rock”
Drive-By Truckers—“Let There Be Rock”
.38 Special—“Rockin’ Into The Night”
Dio—“We Rock”
Sammy Hagar—“There’s Only One Way to Rock”
Argent, K.I.S.S.—“God Gave Rock N’ Roll to You”
Neil Young & Pearl Jam—“Keep on Rockin’ in the Free
World”
The Clash—“Revolution Rock”
Twisted Sister—“I Wanna Rock”
Michael Jackson—“Rock with You”
Jackson Browne—“Rock Me on the Water”
The Hold Steady—“Rock Problems”
The Whispers—“Rock Steady”
Bad Company—“Rock Steady”
Queen—“We Will Rock You”
Buffalo Springfield—“Rock N’ Roll Woman”
The Beatles, Bruce Springsteen, Chuck Berry—“Rock N’ Roll Music”
Elvis Presley—“Jailhouse Rock,” “Good Rockin’ Tonight”
Huey Lewis and the News—“Heart of Rock N’ Roll”
Bruce Springsteen—“Seven Nights to Rock”
Billy Joel—“It’s Still Rock N’ Roll to Me.”
Falco—“Rock Me Amadeus”
The Who—“Long Live Rock”
Rolling Stones—“It’s Only Rock N’ Roll (But I Like It).
Stray Cats—“Rock This Town”
Jethro Tull—“Too Old to Rock N’ Roll, Too Young to Die.”
Concert Archive
Fall, 1992—Violent Femmes (Rec Hall, State College, PA)
Summer 1993—The Guess Who (Bland’s Park, Tyrone, PA)
Sept. 26, 1993—Fugazi (HUB, State College, PA)
May 8, 1995 –Mike Watt, Foo Fighters, Hovercraft (First
Avenue, Minneapolis, MN)
May 29, 1995—The Band, Kansas (Tussey Mt. Ampitheatre,
Boalsburg, PA)
July 15, 1995—Sponge, Letters to Cleo, Ned’s Atomic Dustbin (The
Edge, Ft . Lauderdale, FL)
July 21, 1995--Live, Buffalo Tom, The Catherine Wheel
(Hershey Park Stadium, Hershey, PA)
Aug 5,
1995—H.O.R.D.E. Festival: Black Crowes, Blues Traveler, Ziggy Marley, G. Love
& Special Sauce, Joan Osborne (Star Lake Ampitheatre, Pittsburgh, PA)
Sept 27,
1995—Mike Watt, Run Westy Run (First Ave, Minneapolis, MN)
October 14,
1995—Fugazi (First Ave, Minneapolis, MN)
Oct 15,
1995—Fugazi (First Ave, Minneapolis, MN)
Nov 3,
1995—Superchunk, Seaweed (First Ave., Minneapolis, MN)
Dec 9,
1995—Edgecpapades; Oasis, Goo Goo Dolls, Meat Puppets, Toadies, Del Amitri,
Lisa Loeb. (Target Center, Minneapolis, MN)
Feb 11, 1996—Lisa
Loeb & Nine Stories (First Ave, Minneapolis, MN)
April 1,
1996—Ministry (Roy Wilkins Auditorium, St. Paul, MN)
June 9,
1996—Moody Blues (Coral Sky Ampitheatre, West Palm Beach, FL)
September 7, 1996
– Neil Young & Crazy Horse, Sponge (Target Center, Minneapolis, MN)
September 14,
1996—Toad the Wet Sprocket, Robert Cray (Loring Park, Minneapolis, MN)
September 15,
1996 – Rage Against the Machine (Roy Wilkins Auditorium, St. Paul, MN)
April 20,
1997—Violent Femmes (First Ave, Minneapolis, MN)
Aug 24, 1997—Rage
Against the Machine, Wu Tang Clan (Star Lake Ampitheatre, Pittsburgh, PA)
Nov 17, 1997—Ben
Folds Five (First Ave, Minneapolis, MN)
January 4,
1998—Joan Jett and the Blackhearts (Gulfstream Park, Hallandale Beach, FL)
February 27, 1998—Violent
Femmes (First Ave, Minneapolis, MN)
May 23, 1998—Mike
Watt (7th St. Entry, Minneapolis, MN)
May 24, 1998—Mike
Watt (7th St. Entry, Minneapolis, MN)
June 23,
1998—George Clinton and P-Funk All Stars (The Quest, Minneapolis, MN
June 26, 1998—Pearl
Jam, Frank Black (Alpine Valley, East Troy, WI)
June 27, 1998 –
Pearl Jam, Frank Black (Alpine Valley, East Troy, WI)
June 30,
1998—Pearl Jam, Frank Black (Target Center, Minneapolis, MN)
July 17,
1998—Smashing Pumpkins, Cracker (Hennepin Ave. Block Party, Minneapolis, MN)
August 21,
1998—Lilith Fair; Sarah McLaughlin, Paula Cole, Natalie Merchant, Lisa Loeb
(Canterbury Park, Shakopee, MN)
October 22,
1998—Violent Femmes (First Ave, Minneapolis, MN)
October 23,
1998—Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell (Target Center, MN)
October 31,
1998—Mike Watt (7th St. Entry, Minneapolis, MN)
November 1,
1998—Mike Watt (7th St. Entry, Minneapolis, MN)
November 5,
1998—Cheap Trick (First Ave, Minneapolis, MN)
November 15,
1998—Fugazi (First Ave, Minneapolis, MN)
November 29, 1998—Leo
Kottke (The Ordway, St. Paul, MN)
May 22, 1999—Neil
Young (The Orpheum, Minneapolis, MN)
July 2, 1999—Bob
Dylan, Paul Simon (Canterbury Park, Shakopee, MN)
July 2?, 1999—Pat
Benatar (Rib Fest, Minneapolis, MN)
August 21,
1999—R.E.M., Wilco (Midway Stadium, St. Paul, MN)
October 5, 1999—Ben Folds Five (First Ave, Minneapolis, MN)
October 8, 1999—Mike Watt (7th St. Entry,
Minneapolis, MN)
November 28, 1999
– Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band (Target Center, Minneapolis, MN)
November 29,
1999—Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band (Target Center, Minneapolis, MN)
January 8,
2000—Styx (Gulfstream Park, Hallandale Beach, FL)
February 26,
2000—Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young (Target Center, Minneapolis, MN)
February 28,
2000—Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band (Bryce Jordan Center, State
College, PA)
July 6, 2000 – Roger Waters (Target Center, Minneapolis, MN)
July 14, 2000—Cheap Trick (Hennepin Ave. Block Party,
Minneapolis, MN)
July 14, 2000—Phil Lesh & Friends (Target Center,
Minneapolis, MN)
July 16, 2000—Joe Walsh (Grand Casino Outdoor Ampitheatre,
Hinckley, MN)
August 20, 2000—Pearl Jam, Sonic Youth (Riverbend Music
Center, Cincinnati, OH).
August 21, 2000—Pearl Jam, Sonic Youth (Polaris Ampitheatre,
Columbus, OH)
February 18, 2001—Barenaked Ladies (Savage Hall, Toledo, OH)
March 15, 2001 – Mike Watt & J. Mascus (Emo’s, Austin,
TX)
March 17, 2001—Blake Babies (Waterloo Records, Austin, TX)
May 7, 2001 – U2, P.J. Harvey (Nationwide Arena, Columbus,
OH)
May 18, 2001—Eric Clampton (National Car Rental Center, Ft.
Lauderdale, FL)
June 24, 2001—Radiohead (Thunderbird Stadium, Vancouver, BC)
July 23, 2001—Cheap Trick (Roseland Theater, Portland, OR)
July 27, 2001—Queensryche (Moore Theatre, Seattle, WA)
August 5, 2001—Radiohead (Parc Jean-Dreapeau, Montreal, QC)
Sept 30, 2001—Ben Folds, Citizen Cope (Clutch Cargo,
Pontiac, MI)
Dec. 7, 2001—Ben Folds, Clem Snide (Piere’s, Ft. Wayne, IN)
February 17, 2002—Banyan
(Lazy Moon, Salt Lake City, UT)
March 1, 2002 – Ben Folds (Michigan Theatre, Ann Arbor, MI)
May 29, 2002—Mike Watt (Turf Club, St. Paul, MN)
June 7, 2002—Elvis Costello, Billy Bob Thornton (DTE Energy
Music Theater, Clarkston, MI)
August 14, 2002—Bruce Springsteen & E. Street Band (Gund
Arena, Cleveland, OH)
August 16 2002 – Reverend Horton Heat (Beaubont, Kansas
City, MN)
August 17 2002—Drive-By Truckers (Boulder, CO)
August 23, 2002 –Ozomatli (Mishawaka Theatre, Poudre Canyon,
CO)
September 19, 2002—The Who, Counting Crows (Fiddler’s Green,
Denver, CO)
October 16, 2002—The Strokes, The Donnas, Rooney (Fillmore
Auditorium, Denver, CO)
November 6, 2002—Brad (Soiled Dove Night Club, Denver, CO)
November 18, 2002—Beck, Flaming Lips (Paramount Theatre,
Denver, CO)
December 4, 2002—Counting Crows (Magness Arena, Denver, CO)
February 4, 2003—Steve Earle (Boulder Theatre, Boulder, CO)
February 27, 2003—Hell’s Belles (Fox Theatre, Boulder, CO)
March 12, 2003—Kelly Osbourne (Gothic Theatre, Denver, CO)
Mar 27, 2003—Joe Jackson Band (Fox Theater, Boulder, CO)
April 1, 2003—Pearl Jam, Sleater-Kinney (Pepsi Arena,
Denver, CO)
April 5, 2003—Cheap Trick (Fox Theater, Boulder, CO)
April 9, 2003—Mike Watt (Fox Theater, Boulder, CO)
April 25, 2003—Pearl Jam (Gund Arena, Cleveland, OH)
April 27, 2003—Flaming Lips (Metropol, Pittsburgh, PA)
May 19, 2003—.38 Special (Grizzly Rose, Denver, CO)
May 28, 2003 – Pearl Jam (Adams Center, Missoula, MT)
May 30, 2003—Journey, REO Speedwagon, Styx (Fiddlers Green,
Denver, CO)
June 3, 2003—Flaming Lips, Liz Phair (Ogden Theater, Denver,
CO)
June 14,
2003—Beck, Dashboard Confessional, Black Keys (Red Rocks Ampitheatre, Morrison,
CO)
June 15, 2003—Crosby, Stills, Nash (Fiddler’s Green, Denver,
CO)
July 16, 2003—Elvis Costello, Chris Robinson (Universal
Lending Pavillion, Denver, CO)
August 4, 2003—Steely Dan (Fiddler’s Green, Denver, CO)
August 7, 2003—Tori Amos, Ben Folds (Red Rocks Ampitheatre,
Morrison, CO)
September 18, 2003—Adler’s Appetite (Galaxy Concert Theatre,
Santa Ana, CA)
September 20,
2003—Neil Young & Crazy Horse, Elvis Costello (Verizon Ampitheatre, Irvine,
CA)
November 7,
2003—Ben Folds (Pershing Auditoriaum, Kirksville, MO)
November 21,
2003—The Jayhawks (The Mill, Iowa City, IA)
January 18,
2004—Evan Dando (Gabe’s Oasis, Iowa City, IA)
Feb 5,
2004—Drive-By Truckers (The Mill, Iowa City, IA)
April 2,
2004—Drive-By Truckers (Mississippi Nights, St. Louis, MO)
May 2, 2004—Ben
Folds (Iowa Memorial Union, Iowa City, IA)
July 14,
2004—Fleetwood Mac (UNI-Dome, Cedar Falls, IA)
August 28,
2004—Willie Nelson, Bob Dylan (SEC Taylor, Des Moines, IA)
September 30,
2004—Mike Watt (Gabe’s Oasis, Iowa City, IA)
October 28,
2004—Drive-By Truckers (Iowa Memorial Union, Iowa City, IA)
October 29,
2004—Bob Dylan (Carver Hawkeye Arena, Iowa City, IA)
December 31,
2004—George Clinton & P-Funk All Stars (Revolution, Ft. Lauderdale, FL)
February 24,
2005—Modest Mouse (Iowa Memorial Union, Iowa City, IA)
April 1,
2005—Drive-By Truckers (Mississippi Nights, St. Louis, MO)
May 7, 2005 –
Wilco (Vic Theater, Chicago, IL)
May 10, 2005—Bruce Springsteen (Xcel Energy Center, St.
Paul, MN)
May 31, 2005—The Killers, Tegan & Sara (Moson
Ampitheatre, Toronto, ON)
July 18, 2005—Tom
Petty & Heartbreakers, Black Crowes (Wells Fargo Arena, Des Moines, IA)
July 22, 2005—Weezer, Ben Folds (Sauvis Center, St. Louis,
MO)
September 9, 2005—Pearl Jam, Supersuckers (Ft. Williams
Gardens, Thunder Bay, ON)
November 1, 2005—GWAR (Quad City Live, Davenport, IA)
November 3, 2005—Cracker (The Mill, Iowa City, IA)
December 30, 2005—Drive-By Truckers (Fox Theatre, Boulder,
CO)
March 6, 2006 – Ben Folds (West Gym, Cedar Falls, IA)
March 10, 2006—Drive-By Truckers (Culture Room, Ft.
Lauderdale, FL)
March 17-18, 2006
– Langerado Music Festival; Black Crowes, Wilco, Flaming Lips, Drive-By
Truckers, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah
June 3, 2006—Ben
Lee (Iowa Artsfest, Iowa City, IA)
June 26, 2006—Tom
Petty & Heartbreakers, Pearl Jam (Xcel Energy Center, St. Paul, MN)
June 27, 2006—Tom
Petty & Heartbreakers, Pearl Jam (Xcel Energy Center, St. Paul, MN)
August 10,
2006—Steely Dan, Michael McDonald (Ford Ampitheatre, Tampa, FL)
August 26,
2006—Flaming Lips, Sonic Youth (The Pageant, St. Louis, MO)
October 25,
2006—Drive-By Truckers (Mississippi Nights, St. Louis, MO)
November 9,
2006—Ben Lee, Rooney (Fox Theatre, Boulder, CO)
December 1,
2006—Guns N’ Roses, Sebastian Bach (Hilton Coliseum, Ames, IA)
December 7,
2006—The Hold Steady (The Picador, Iowa City, IA)
December 16,
2006—Kenny Loggins (Riverside Theater, Riverside, IA)
May 12,
2007—Drive-By Truckers (Fox Theater, Boulder, CO)
May 13,
2007—Drive-By Truckers (Fox Theater, Boulder, CO)
April 8,
2007—Jason Isbell (The Picador, Iowa City, IA)
April 10,
2007—Son Volt (Vic Theatre, Chicago, IL)
April 20, 2007 –
Decemberists (Orpheum Theatre, Madison, WI)
June 13,
2007—Wilco (Adler Theatre, Davenport, IA)
September 15,
2007—Okkervil River (The Picador, Iowa City, IA)
September 24,
2007—Three Dog Night, Ben Kweller (Homecoming, Iowa City, IA)
September 27,
2007—Two Gallants, Blitzen Trapper (The Picador, Iowa City, IA)
October 14, 2007
– Wilco (Iowa Memorial Union, Iowa City, IA)
October 18,
2007—Drive-By Truckers (Englert Civic Theatre, Iowa City, IA)
October 19,
2007—Drive-By Truckers (First Ave, Minneapolis, MN)
March 2, 2008 –
Ben Folds (Iowa Memorial Union, Iowa City, IA)
April 15,
2008—Counting Crows (Iowa Memorial Union, Iowa City, IA)
July 3,
2008—Summerfest; Drive-By Truckers (Milwaukee, WI)
July 4,
2008—80/30 Festival; Flaming Lips, Andrew Bird, Cracker (Des Moines, IA)
August 19,
2008—Eddie Vedder (Riverside Theatre, Milwaukee, WI)
August 30,
2008—Bruce Springsteen & E. Street Band) Roadhouse at the Lakefront, Milwaukee,
WI)
Sept 5, 2008—Lupe
Fiasco (Marcus Ampitheatre, Milwaukee, WI)
October 26, 2008
(Of Montreal, Pabst Theatre, Milwaukee, WI)
November 1, 2008
(Jason Isbell & 400 Unit, Shank Hall, Milwaukee, WI)
November 14,
2008—Hold Steady, Drive-By Truckers (Riviera Theatre, Chicago, IL)
November 20,
2008—Fastball (Shank Hall, Milwaukee, WI)
January 12,
2009—Metallica (Bradley Center, Milwaukee, WI).
January 30,
2009—Big Head Todd & Monsters (Eagles Club, Milwaukee, WI)
April 2,
2009—Tallest Man on Earth (Turf Club, St. Paul, MN)
April 14, 2009 –
Wilco (Riverside Theatre, Milwaukee, WI)
October 10, 2009
– Ben Folds (Providence Performing Arts Center, Providence, RI)
February 18,
2010—Supersuckers (Brickhouse, Dover, NH)
May 23, 2010—Hold
Steady (The Social, Orland, FL)
July 11, 2010 –
Hold Steady (Hi-Tone, Memphis, TN)
July 28, 2010 –
Lady Gaga (Pepsi Center, Denver, CO)
October 19,
2010—Hold Steady (Port City Music Hall, Portland, ME)
October 21, 2010
– Jason Isbell, Lanhorne Slim (Middle East, Cambridge, MA)
November 2, 2010
– Social Distortion, Lucero (State Theatre, Portland, ME)
January 1, 2011—Drive-By
Truckers (Theater of Living Arts, Philadelphia, PA)
March 16, 2011
–Jeff Tweedy (State Theatre, Portland, ME)
April 6,
2011—Mike Watt (T.T. the Bear’s Place, Cambridge, MA)
July 27, 2011 –
Flaming Lips (Bank of America Pavilion, Boston, MA)
July 17,
2012—Hold Steady (Royale, Boston, MA)
September 20,
2012—Supersuckers (Local 662, St. Petersburg, FL)
October 1, 2012 –
Edward Sharpe and Magnetic Zeros (Jannus Live, St. Petersburg, FL)
October 9, 2012 –
Lanhorne Slim (Crowbar, Tampa, FL)
Non Confirmed
Dates
Honeydogs (Grand Old Day 2000/2002)
Soul Asylum (Grand Old Day 2002)
Built to Spill (Grand Old Day 2000/2002)
Violent Femmes (Rec Hall, 1992)
Guess Who (Bland’s Park, 1993)
Sunny Day Real Estate (First Ave, 1998/99)
L.A. Guns (St. Paul, 1999/2000)
Nashville Pussy (Howards, Bowling Green 2001-02)
Nashville Pussy (Howards, Bowling Green 2001-02)
Man or Astroman (Howards, Bowling Green 2000)
The Cows (Howards, Bowling Green, 2000-02)
Leftover Salmon (Boulder Theatre, 2002-03)
The Bodeens ?
The Mars Volta ?
Thursday, November 1, 2012
July-Sept 2012 Media Journal
July
Ted (Seth McFarlane, 2012)
Newman, Michael Z. Indie:
An American Film Culture. New York: Columbia University Press,
2011.
Thumbsucker (Mike Mills,
2005)
Louie (Season 3)
Newsroom (Season 1)
Weeds (Season 8)
Horrible Bosses (Seth
Gordon, 2011)
Waitress! (Michael Herz
and Lloyd Kaufman, 1981)
Anger Management (Season
1)
McDonald, Christopher J. Rush,
Rock Music, and the Middle Class: Dreaming in Middletown. Bloomington:
University of Indiana Press, 2009.
Episodes (Season 2)
Savages (Oliver Stone,
2012).
Hung (Season 3)
Take This Waltz (Sarah
Polley, 2011).
The Hold Steady at Royale Boston
(Boston, MA)
The Wire (Season 4)
Hayes, Christopher. Twilight
of the Elites: America After Meritocracy. New York:
Crown Publishers, 2012.
Newman, Michael Z. and Elana
Levine. Legitimating Television: Media Convergence and Cultural
Status. New York: Routledge, 2012.
August
Safety Not Guaranteed
(Colin Trevarrow, 2012)
The Campaign (Jay Roach,
2012)
Project X (Nima
Nourizadeh, 2012)
Jeff, Who Lives at Home
(Jay Duplass and Mark Duplass, 2012)
Dawes – North Hills (Ato,
2009)
Dead Milkmen – The King in
Yellow (Quid Ergo, 2011)
The Gaslight Anthem – Handwritten
(Mercury, 2012)
The Gaslight Anthem – The ’59 Sound
(Side One Dummy, 2008)
The Gaslight Anthem – American
Slang (Side One Dummy, 2010)
The Hunger Games (Gary
Ross, 2012)
Fiona Apple – The Idler Wheel…
(Epic, 2012)
The Rum Diary (Bruce
Robinson, 2011)
The Gaslight Anthem (XOXO Records,
2007)
Dawes – Nothing is Wrong (Ato,
2011)
Casa de mi Padre (Matt Piedmont,
2012)
Wanderlust (David Wain,
2012)
Bishop, Bill. The Big Sort: Why
the Clustering of Like-Minded America is Tearing Us Apart. Boston, Mariner
Books, 2008
The Flaming Lips and Heady Fwends
(Warner Brothers, 2012)
The Sitter (David Gordon
Green, 2011)
Martha Marcy May Marlene
(Sean Durkin, 2011)
Kimmel, Michael. Guyland: The
Perilous World Where Boys Become Men. New York: Harper Collins, 2008
The Ides of March (George
Clooney, 2011)
Hick (Derick Martini,
2011)
The Twilight Saga: Breaking
Dawn, pt. 1 (Bill Condon, 2011)
Shell, Ellen Ruppel. Cheap: The
High Cost of Discount Culture. New York: Penguin, 2009.
21 Jump Street (Phil Lord
& Christopher Miller, 2012)
Tim and Eric’s Billion Dollar
Movie (Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim, 2012)
The Perfect Family (Anne
Renton, 2011)
Everything Must Go (Dan
Rush, 2010)
Alabama Shakes – Boys &
Girls (Ato, 2012)
Moneyball (Bennett Miller,
2011)
The Change-Up (David
Dobkin, 2011)
Willie Nelson – Building
Heartaches (Delta, 1999)
September
Little River Band – One Night
in Mississippi (Abstract Sounds, 2008)
The Day He Arrives
(Sang-soo Hong, 2011)
Go On (Season 1)
The New Normal (Season 1)
Revolution (Season 1)
Bachelorette (Leslye
Headland, 2012)
Patterson Hood – Heat Lightning
Rumbles in the Distance (Ato, 2012)
The Killers – Battle Born
(Island, 2012)
The Master (Paul Thomas
Anderson, 2012)
Ben Folds Five – The Sound of
the Life of the Mind (Self Released, 2012)
The Supersuckers at Local 662 (St.
Petersburg, FL)
The Office (Season 9)
Parks and Recreation
(Season 5)
Cateforis, Theo. Are We Not New
Wave?: Modern Pop at the Turn of the 1980s. Ann Arbor: University of
Michigan Press, 2011.
Animal Practice (Season 1)
Khan, Abraham Iqbal. Curt Flood
in the Media: Baseball, Race, and the Demise of the Activist-Athlete. Oxford:
University of Mississippi Press, 2012.
The Mindy Project (Season
1)
Miss Representation
(Jennifer Siebel Newsom, 2011)
Joe Jack Talcum—Live in the
Studio (CD Baby, 2010)
Gray, Jonathan and Amanda D. Lotz. Television
Studies. Malden MA: Polity Press, 2012.
Homeland (Season 2)
Rocktober 2011 List
Rush – “Roll the Bones”
Rolling Stones – “High Wire”
Bob Seger – “Take a Chance”
R.E.M. – “Texarkana,” “Radio Song”
Ozzy – “Mama I’m Coming Home”
Material Issue – “Valerie Loves Me”
RHCP – “Suck My Kiss”
Skid Row – “Wasted Time”
Soundgarden – “Outshined”
U2 – “Who’s Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses.”
GN’R – “November Rain,” “Estranged”
Teenage Fanclub – “The Concept.”
Live – “Pain Lies on the Riverside”
Smashing Pumpkins – “Rhinoceros”
Uncle Tupelo – “Gun”
Violent Femmes – “American Music”
Mr. Big – “To Be With You”
Pearl Jam – “Once”, “Footsteps
Elvis Costello – “The Other Side of Summer”
Firehouse – “Don’t Treat Me Bad”
fIREHOSE – “Walkin’ the Cow”
EMF – “Unbelievable”
Genesis – “Jesus he Knows Me”
Peace Choir – “Give Peace a Chance”
Tom Petty – “Learning to Fly,” “King’s Highway”
Public Enemy and Anthrax – “Bring the Noise”
Metallica – “The Unforgiven”
Divinyls – “I Touch Myself”
Rod Stewart – “Rhythm of My Heart”
Temple of the Dog – “Hunger Strike”
Nirvana – “Smells Like Teen Spirit”
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