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Anybody going to this thing tonight? Sounds promising...
Noise from Underground:
Pop Criticism and Cred in the Era of MP3s, Zines, and Blogs
March 29, 2005; 6:30 pm
Columbia University
Graduate School of Journalism Lecture Hall, Third Floor
116th Street and Broadway
Admission free
Moderator:
Sasha Frere-Jones, pop music critic, The New Yorker
Panelists:
Tunde Adebimpe, musician, TV on the Radio (Touch and Go Records)
Michael Azerrad, author of “Our Band Could Be Your Life” and editor in chief, emusic.com
Anthony DeCurtis, contributing editor, Rolling Stone; executive editor, Tracks; editor of "Present Tense: Rock & Roll and Culture" and author of "Rocking My Life Away"
Amy Phillips, blogger, More in the Monitor
Knox Robinson, editor in chief, The Fader
Brandon Wall, editor in chief, Prefix
http://najp.org/news/pastnews/news-noise-from-undergroun.html
Noise from Underground:
Pop Criticism and Cred in the Era of MP3s, Zines, and Blogs
March 29, 2005; 6:30 pm
Columbia University
Graduate School of Journalism Lecture Hall, Third Floor
116th Street and Broadway
Admission free
Moderator:
Sasha Frere-Jones, pop music critic, The New Yorker
Panelists:
Tunde Adebimpe, musician, TV on the Radio (Touch and Go Records)
Michael Azerrad, author of “Our Band Could Be Your Life” and editor in chief, emusic.com
Anthony DeCurtis, contributing editor, Rolling Stone; executive editor, Tracks; editor of "Present Tense: Rock & Roll and Culture" and author of "Rocking My Life Away"
Amy Phillips, blogger, More in the Monitor
Knox Robinson, editor in chief, The Fader
Brandon Wall, editor in chief, Prefix
http://najp.org/news/pastnews/news-noise-from-undergroun.html