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The journey to the apex of hockey video games has been the most fascinating voyage in which I've ever taken part. Starting with Sega Genesis 2 and moving onto Playstation and then Playstation 2, I saw the peaks and valleys of NHL video games. But the final destination of NHL 2008 for Xbox 360 has made that trip well worth it.
Britney Spears' new album Blackout is exactly what you would expect from the once-talented pop princess: a lot of pointless tracks with techno beats and effects used to cover up the terrible singing and questionable song writing.
Following Neil Young's previous release, Living With War, which was filled with social and political influences, Chrome Dreams II is an attempt to go back to the old Young, as Ralph Molina (of Crazy Horse) joins him in the studio to record for the first time in years. Despite this reunion, it is clear that Young will never recapture the energy and intensity his youth brought, and as a result he struggles to clear the barrier of mediocrity.
Characterized by its gentle colors and dreamy soft shapes, watercolor is not the first medium many would associate with depictions of violent and severe conflicts. As the Madison Watercolor Society so adeptly illustrates in their latest exhibit at the Overture Center, titled Borders and Barriers,"" watercolor is more than capable. The society, founded in 1983, opened the exhibit on Oct. 22, showcasing a variety of local artists' meditations on what barriers and borders are in their own lives.
A crowd of 34,000 graced State Street for Freakfest 2007"" Saturday night and early Sunday and for the second straight year, police cleared the street peacefully and reported fewer arrests. They reported no vandalism or property damage.
Hello, Avalanche, the latest album from The Octopus Project, is proof that you don't need lyrics to communicate. The Octopus Project is an Austin, Texas based instrumental band that uses a wide variety of instruments, including the exceptionally rare theremin, to communicate in their own unique way.
Techno, or our generation's disco, has its many detractors. It is often derided as repetitive, rigid, simplistic and listenable only to those taking high doses of drugs. And for the most part, it is all this. But, there is rhyme and reason to this madness. For some, the throbbing backbeat is used as a siren's call to lure listeners to the dance floor. For other artists, the broad soundscapes electronica has to offer lend a platform to relax and mystify audiences. A positive mix of both ends of the spectrum is what Underworld strive to accomplish on Oblivion With Bells, their fifth studio album.
Sometimes it's easy to predict the future. If you touch O.J. Simpson's sports collectibles, he's probably going to freak out.
Ever since the age of 14, when I peaked athletically by hitting puberty before the rest of my track team, my enthusiasm for strenuous exercise has trended downward. I'll still run to beat a red light but I don't think I've got what it takes to run laps on a track anymore, even if someone is firing a pistol into the air.
Many who read this review won't recognize the name Pete Seeger."" But when an acoustic version of the folk music legend's ""Turn, Turn, Turn!"" begins playing over the opening scrawl of ""Pete Seeger: The Power of Song,"" even those of us too young to remember the man at his peak will feel the energy his work channeled into the folk music revival of the 1950s and '60s. While the film was made for those whose college years were filled with his music and his political activism, this documentary serves as an excellent account of cultural history that will bring out the inner flower child in 21st century college students.
When the 2007 schedule came out for the Wisconsin football team, a 2-0 mark was expected from anyone who considered themselves a Badger fan. However, the way the first two weeks unfolded has taken many by surprise.
After indulging myself in HBO's Hard Knocks,"" I have come to two realizations: The NFL depth chart is the most scrutinized aspect of the sports world, and it is a near impossibility that the time spent altering a team's depth chart eclipses the amount of time I have spent modifying my class schedule.
The term ""mountain biking"" can be deceiving.
In 1980 at the Louisiana Super Dome, Roberto Duran had enough. With 17 seconds remaining in the eighth round of his bout with Sugar Ray Leonard—their second of three memorable fights—Duran put up his glove in a sign of admitting defeat. ""A¡No MA¡s! A¡No MA¡s!"" he screamed.
Police and students co-existed ""peacefully"" at the 38th annual block party, even though arrests skyrocketed by more than 100 compared to 2006.
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Doubt no longer exists that commuter train plans, as part of Plan 2020, are moving forward.
The No. 40 UW men's tennis team looks to stay hot Friday as it takes on No. 41 Penn State in the quarterfinals of the Big Ten Tournament at 9 a.m. at Schwartz Tennis Center at Purdue.
Most 21-year-olds can't say they have their own music on iTunes or were the only act playing at Summerfest at one time. However, local musician Ari Herstand has achieved both of these things and is growing in popularity in Madison and Minneapolis, where he plays most of his shows. Herstand recently released his sophomore solo album, One Take, which showcases his unique ""folk hop"" genre that sounds unlike anything you've ever heard.
The No. 38 UW men's tennis team will seek its third consecutive win Saturday in its final regular season match against No. 74 Michigan State at Nielsen Tennis Stadium.
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