Thursday, November 13, 2008

A Song for Obama

In my younger days, I considered the Village Voice to be required reading. But—like The Nation, Mother Jones, The Progressive, and so many other once useful publications—I no longer find the Voice to be relevant or remotely radical. However, it’s free in NYC and I ride the subways. Thus, I’ll sometimes grab a copy to peruse as I navigate the subterranean tunnels of transportation. I end up regretting this move…every single time.

As I thumbed through the Nov. 12-18 issue, I came across a loathsome illustration of denial masquerading as a music article. “The Pleasant Dilemma of Hamell on Trial: A post-Obama protest singer deals with victory,” by Rob Harvilla was ostensibly about protest (sic) singer Ed Hamell (a.k.a. “Hamell on Trial”) and others of his liberal ilk but ended up as yet another paean to the beloved Pope of Hope

Full article here

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Poem of freedom

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Event Alert:

The folks at Bluestockings Bookstore have penciled me in on:

Saturday, November 15 @ 7:00 pm (sharp)

Mickey Z. Does Stand-Up Tragedy

I hope you’ll join us, bring friends, and spread the word far and wide.

FREE

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Mickey Z. on YouTube:

Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5

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