La Crosse, Wisconsin - Monthly Newspaper  
 
issue Vol. 12, No. 5
 
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Rock of ages: Our intrepid reporter gives a spin through LaX music history
 
Today’s music ain’t got the same soul.
I like that old time rock and roll
--Robert Clark | more
 
La Crosse, Wisconsin: A life with music
"I can be your constellation or a common vagrant. My soul is ageless, forever young, without the aid of facelifts. I'm | more
 
Dining Out: Fat Sam's
If there is one trait that most, if not all, critics share, it is that we tend to compare that which we criticize to an | more
 
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REVIEWS (Beer, Movies, Books)
 
BEER
Shift , New Belgium Brewing
Lupulin Maximus , O’So Brewery
Barock Hell , Weltenburger Kloster
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MOVIES
Love Actually Bizarro Masterpiece Theatre
I Love You Phillip...
I Love You Phillip...
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BOOKS
Wes Moore - The... The Designer's Drugs
Room The Designer's Drugs
Meghan McCain -... The Designer's Drugs
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Bee the change you wish to see: The Beehive Design Collective are a pretty interesting bunch. They’re a nonprofit political organization that employs intricate visual media, especially sprawling pen drawings, to promote social justice and education on complicated global issues. We’ve bumped into the Maine-based collective at a few events around the country, and their passion and especially their artwork are something to behold. Join the Beehive Collective on Thursday, May 10, as they present their newest graphic “The Trust Cost of Coal.” To develop the piece, members of the collective worked with grassroots organizers in Appalachia to research and depict an epic canvas that reveals the connections between mountaintop removal mining, climate change, and the struggle for justice throughout the world. It promises to be a feast for the eyes as well as the mind. Join the collective at 5 p.m. on May 10 at the Kumm Building stage at Western Technical College. Much like their anti-copyright art, this event is free.

  
 
"Album of the Week"
The Designer's Drugs: Freezepop
 
The Designer's Drugs: And the Wiremen/Deadmau5/TRON Legacy
 
The Designer's Drugs: Jamiroquai/Kristian Hoffman
 
Concert Reviews
 
Music Q & A's
 
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