May 4?11, 2000 picklet|electronica picklet| electronica David J David J This Wednesday at Shampoo?s Nocturne, former Bauhaus/Love and Rockets member David J hits the turntables, bringing his eclectic spinning talents back to Philadelphia for an evening of rare urban-groove remixes…

May 4?11, 2000 on media on media Nancy Drew a Confession Nancy Drew a Confession She got the story: The Inky?s Nancy Phillips arranged Len Jenoff?s crucial meeting with authorities. She got the story: The Inky?s Nancy Phillips arranged Len…

April 27?May 4, 2000 beat box beat box The Beat Box The Beat Box Hip-Hop Happenings Hip-Hop Happenings Thursday Thursday Last Gathering of the year with open mic, b-boyin?, freestyle and breaking exhibitions, plus DJ and live band @ The…

April 20–27, 2000 six pick Uncensored Cartoons Despite a reputation as candy-coated fluff, animated cartoons have been used for nefarious purposes throughout their history (and not just turning kids into product-hungry consumers). That dark side is on full display in…

April 13–20, 2000 critic pick|dance Hellmut Gottschild Hellmut Gottschild has long been a seminal figure in Philadelphia dance. He founded Group Motion in 1968, the year of his arrival from Germany, where for 10 years he had been the last…

April 6–13, 2000 naked city Sent to the Phat Farm Conversion clothes: One of Bailey’s “Multi” series. A local fashion designer’s winning ideas take him far. by Laura Spagnoli Arranging by phone to meet with local designer Brian Bailey, I…

April 6–13, 2000 disc quicks|rock/pop Dirty Three/Shannon Wright Whatever You Love, You Are/Maps of Tacit (Touch and Go)/(Quarterstick) On their sixth album, the six-song Whatever You Love, You Are, Dirty Three continue to make evocative instrumental rock. Warren Ellis’ violin…

ARCHIVES . Articles April 6–13, 2000 movie shorts Africa’s Elephant Kingdom —Stuart Semmel

March 30–April 6, 2000 disc quicks|rock/pop Mary Lou Lord/Sean Na Na Mary Lou Lord/Sean Na Na (Kill Rock Stars) Split albums are generally a tricky proposition. Even if they pass the compatibility test, each performer runs the risk of alienating…