Great Music Never Stops

05/30/2011

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05/27/2011

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05/23/2011

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05/13/2011

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The show was already underway when I arrived at the Seminole Hard Rock in Hollywood. Having left Miami later than planned, I missed my opportunity to meet Stu Cook and Doug Clifford at the pre-show meet-and-greet. Luckily, I wasn’t too late for the jams.

05/10/2011

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Electronic pandemonium on Miami Beach this past Friday night (5/6). Walking into the Fillmore was like stepping out of reality and into a bizarre world of spastic rhythms, bass sweeps and general sensory overload.

05/07/2011

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If you’ve got nothing to do on Sunday night, here’s the ticket. If you do have something to do Sunday night, cancel your plans and get yourself over to The Stage in the design district.

05/05/2011

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String Cheese Incident’s keyboardist, Kyle Hollingsworth, loves music. He loves beer just the same, so it’s no surprise that Hollingsworth has been creating his own beer for years. This month, Hollingsworth unveils his first commercially distributed brew, developed and distributed in conjunction wit

05/02/2011

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The month of May has arrived and though it’s not as thick with music as April was (Lord knows April was an endurance test), there’s still plenty of live music to quell the craving.

04/28/2011

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04/26/2011

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On the third day of Wanee, we woke up relatively early thanks to a short rainstorm that seemed to materialize out of nowhere. The forecast for the weekend predicted some 30% chance of rain, so while we knew it was a possibility, none of us were really expecting it.

04/24/2011

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At 10 p.m., The Stage was pretty empty. Maybe 30 people milled about chatting, smoking and drinking as the speakers played ambient dance music. The stage was a twist of cables and wires and fancy electronic doodads hooked up to a bunch of synthesizers. Something interesting was about to happen.

04/23/2011

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It was about 1:30 p.m. when I finally woke up. It felt great sleeping in on a Mayan hammock in the middle of the woods, but it had its price. Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe raged at the Peach stage at 1 p.m. and I wasn’t there. Oteil Burbrige and The Lee Boys funked up the Mushroom stage at the same ti