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The Celts, who lived 2,000 years ago in crops and animals as sacrifi ces to the Celtic the area that is now Ireland, the United King- deities. During the celebration, the Celts wore dom, and northern France, celebrated their costumes, typically consisting of animal heads new year on November 1. This day marked and skins, and attempted to tell each other’s the end of summer and the harvest and the be- fortunes. When the celebration was over, they ginning of the dark, cold winter, a time of year re-lit their hearth fi res, which they had extin- that was often associated with human death. guished earlier that evening, from the sacred Celts believed that on the night before the bonfi re to help protect them during the coming new year, the boundary between the worlds winter. of the living and the dead became blurred. On The holiday that we know as Halloween the night of October 31, they celebrated Sam- today bares little resemblance to its origins. hain, (pronounced SOW- ain) when it was While many of the traditions of making jack believed that the ghosts of the dead returned ‘o’ lanterns and giving out treats do come to earth. In addition to causing trouble and from the old European holiday, the origins of damaging crops, Celts thought that the pres- Halloween are very different from what we ence of the otherworldly spirits made it easier celebrate today. for the Druids, or Celtic priests, to make pre- First, to give an understanding to the dictions about the future. For a people entirely reader of these old “pagan” holidays, one dependent on the volatile natural world, these must understand the meaning of some of the prophecies were an important source of com- old language and culture of the times. The fort and term ‘pagan’, while having come to mean, direction (although rudely and wrongly), something during the like “devil worshipper”, by the Christian my- long, dark thology standards it merely meant “country winter. people” in the language of the times. It was To used as a sort of derogatory term by the rul- com- ing class in reference to those they ruled over memorate meaning something like ‘country bumpkin’. the event, Samhain was one of four “fi re” festivals Druids of the Celtic calendar year. It marked the built huge end of the old year and the beginning of the sacred new. Samhain was, and still is, considered bonfi res, to be a very mystical and magical time that where the was ‘between’ the seasons and the years. people The veil between the worlds was and still gathered ~Continued on Page 16 to burn
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His mission is Reilley and with legendary pedal steel to tie physics with violin-playing, yoga, and player Al Perkins (Gram Parsons) business (they really DO go together!). His and drummer Ken Coomer (Wilco) credits as an author include the hot-selling augmenting Young’s Americana/Pow- books Fiddling for Classical Stiffs and Fid- er Pop sound, the album “Truth Is” dling for Classical Kids (Lorenz/Latham Pub- was released on November 30, 2010. lishing) and articles in several rags including Since its release, Young has traveled the New York Times. more than 10,000 miles in support of Tootsie Parker, Priviate I. (AKA Laurie the record, armed with an acoustic Michelle Caner) came from the Motor City guitar, his songs, his voice and an with a banjo on her knee and performed with authentic passion for performing. The Rhondas alongside Mavis. Her teaching Wednesday, November 2 The credits include songwriting workshops with Barking Spider at 11310 Juniper Rd, the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame, the Cuyahoga Cleveland, Ohio Showtime 7:00 pm www. Valley Environmental Education Center, barkingspidertavern.com www.nickyoungon- Lakeside, Ohio, and First Night Akron. She is line.com a strong believer in the power of breastmilk and natural childbirth and strives to create art Hey Mavis crosses the genres of and music with her wonderful family every Americana, Texas Two-step, Bluegrass, Folk, day. She has two beautiful daughters who love and Art Rock. In their songwriting, the trio contributing to her lyrics and muse. fi nds the fi ne threads within stories of all types--from the fantastic to everyday--and weaves them into “captivat- ing musical journeys” (ac- tor/yogi Kedric Wolfe). Hey Mavis was formed in 2008 by nationally- acclaimed fi ddler Ed Caner as part of the Artist-In- Residence program in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park. 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It was not until Christianity of year, and therefore the perfect time to fi nd be bon-fi res and dancing and, of course, plenty came to the Isles that the Christian devil ever out what the new year will bring, as well as of mead. became associated with Halloween. There was the time to delve into the past While it would seem to be a no concept of a devil or Satan in the Earth- to help solve any unresolved holiday that promoted a form based religions, nor was there anything even issues. of lunacy, it had a much remotely evil about Samhain, or as it is now Samhain lasted for deeper and serious meaning. called, Halloween. three days in the old times These days were very spe- Stories tell that on All Hallows’ eve, and these three days were cial days and seemed to the ancient Celts would place a skeleton on considered the time of “no have a very mystical and their window sill to represent the departed. time”. It was during the magical quality about Originating in Europe, these lanterns were fi rst days of ‘no time’ that them. It was this quality carved from a turnip or rutabaga. Believing people were allowed to that was used by the dru- that the head was the most powerful part of the do things that normally idic priests of the Celts to body, containing the spirit and the knowledge, was frowned upon by the their best advantage. These the Celts used the “head” of the vegetable to highly structured soci- were the days in which to frighten off harmful spirits. Many families ety of the Celts. This contact the spirits of the that celebrate Halloween carve a pumpkin was where the tradition ancestors on the ‘other side’ into a frightening or comical face and place of ‘trick or treat’ came from. of the veil between the worlds. it on their doorstep after dark. The American The children would go from dwelling to Unlike the view that most people share tradition of carving pumpkins preceded the dwelling knocking on the doors asking for today about loved ones who have passed on, Great Famine period of Irish immigration and food or treats of some kind, and if the those the Celts viewed their ancestors not as ghosts was originally associated with harvest time in who dwelt within did not oblige, they just or spirits of the dead, but believed their loved general, not becoming specifi cally associated might fi nd themselves at the receiving end ones on the ‘other side’ were very much liv- with Halloween until the mid-to-late 1800s. of a possibly rather nasty trick. Adults would ing spirits and that death had been purely on With its roots in Celtic cultures, Halloween indulge in shenanigans like taking someone’s a physical level. Ancestors were viewed as is not celebrated in all countries and regions livestock and moving them to a different fi eld guides and helpers for their family still in the of the world but the awareness covers most without telling the owner of the livestock, or mortal world and not as something evil to be of the globe. Christianity embraced the Celtic feared. notions of family, community, the bond among Costumes and treats were a traditional part of the Celtic celebration. And while Samhain began as Duffy’s Tavern a strictly Celtic festival, it seems that aspects of Roman religion were incorporated *$KYghAU]bGh"AUX]gcbJ]``U[Y(($!(&,!--'+ into its observance over the Open Mon-Sat 11am to 2:30am four centuries of Roman rule in Britain (43-410 AD). By the year 43 A.D. the Romans had conquered much of the Celtic lands and over the next 400 years two Roman festivals became combined with Samhain. Feralia, cel- ebrated in late October was a commemoration of the GUh"CWh"&-h\ passing of the dead. The second Roman festi- all people, and respect for the dead. Through- k]h\8>7fU][9aaYhh val was a celebration in honor of Pomona the out the centuries, pagan and Christian beliefs goddess of trees and fruit. Pomona’s symbol intertwine in a hodgepodge of celebrations -da¶&Ua was the apple and this may explain the origins from October 31 through November 5, all of Free Party Snacks of “bobbing for apples” in our celebrations of which appear both to challenge the ascendan- Halloween today. cy of the dark and to revel in its mystery. 7cghiaY7cbhYgh%%da With the rise of Christianity, the Catholic There are great Halloween parties to attend, so church tried it’s best to stop this “heathen” scan the ads throughout this magazine and de- 6YghCjYfU``)$GYWcbX6YghCjYfU``&) festival, but as one can see they were rather cide how many you can haunt in one weekend unsuccessful in their attempts. So the church then have a ghoulishly good time! 6Ygh7cid`Y)$ took the three days of Samhain and named them All Hallows Eve, All Hallows or All *Information obtained from www.trueghost- MUST HAVE ID TO ENTER. Saints Day, and All Soul’s Day. These are, tales.com, Wikipedia.com, and history.com 16 www.northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 October 19 - November 2, 2011 BREWIN’ THE BREW
2011 Craft Beer Distributor of the Award, and Gretz Beer Com- Facts (brewersassociation.org) Year Announced pany of Norristown, Penn- The National Beer Wholesalers Associa- sylvania, received the Craft • Craft brewers currently provide an esti- tion (NBWA) and the Brewers Association Beer Distributor Recognition mated 100,000 jobs in the U.S., including (BA) are proud to announce that Powers Award. serving staff in brewpubs. Distributing Company of Orion, Michigan, “The entrepreneur- • Growth of the craft brewing industry in has been selected as the 2011 Craft Beer ial spirit of craft brewers 2010 was 11% by volume and 12% by dol- Distributor of the Year. The Craft Beer Dis- continues to add energy and lars compared to growth in 2009 of 7.2% by tributor of the Year Award, which is in its fi fth excitement to the American volume and 10.3% by dollars. year, recognizes a beer distributor who does beer industry, and it is this • Overall, U.S. beer sales were down an the most to market, promote and sell craft excitement that fuels the more estimated 1.0% by volume in 2010. beer. NBWA and BA presented the award than 1,800 breweries in the • Craft brewers sold an estimated 9,951,956 jointly today at the Great American Beer U.S.,” said NBWA President barrels* of beer in 2010, up from 8,934,446 Festival® in Denver, Colorado. Craig Purser. “The craft beer in 2009. category continues to grow • Overall, US beer sales were down 2.2% in In 2004, Powers Distributing Compa- The National Beer Wholesalers Association at double digit rates thanks in 2009. ny launched International Beverage Compa- (NBWA) represents the interests of America’s part to the strong relationship between craft • Imported beer sales were down 10% in 2009 ny, a specialty beer division devoted to craft 3,300 licensed, independent beer distribu- brewers and beer distributors. NBWA is proud and up 5% in 2010. and specialty imported beer, which includes tor operations in every state, congressional to recognize Powers Distributing Company, • The craft brewing sales share in 2010 was two Certifi ed Cicerones® and six Certi- district and media market across the country. J.J. Taylor Distributing Florida, Inc. and Gretz 4.9% by volume and 7.6% by dollars. fi ed Beer Servers in the Cicerone program Beer distributors are committed to ensuring Beer Company for their role in strengthening Craft brewer retail dollar value in 2010 was on staff. The company supports craft beer alcohol is provided safely and responsibly the craft beer segment and bringing American an estimated $7.6 billion, up from $7 billion with tools such as social media, an extensive to consumers of legal drinking age through consumers the most extensive choice and in 2009. website featuring beer and food pairing and the three-tier, state-based system of alcohol variety of beer in the world.” • 1,753 breweries operated for some or all of videos on pouring techniques and glassware regulation and distribution. for different craft beers, beer dinners, tastings BA President Charlie Papazian added, 2010, the highest total since the late-1800s. and retail staff training and support. Pow- “As the craft beer segment continues to grow ers Distributing Company is praised by local and thrive, independent beer distributors are brewers for representing their brands to major integral to its success. Distributors like Pow- chain outlets, creating retail demand for their ers Distributing Company, J. J. Taylor Distrib- products and exerting marketing efforts that uting Florida, Inc. and Gretz Beer Company extend well beyond pickup and delivery. are key to successfully introducing new beer brands and innovative beer styles to markets J. J. Taylor Distributing Florida, across the country.” Inc. of Tampa, Florida, was also honored with the Craft Beer Distributor Achievement
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Museum and Case Western Reserve University gospel music. They formed at the Alabama Dewey Lyndon “Spooner” Oldham is a Karaoke Equipment announce the events and tribute concert artists Institute for the Negro Blind in 1939 and linchpin of the Southern soul and R&B sound. Lighting Products that will honor Aretha Franklin, one of the toiled for 40 years almost exclusively on the The Alabama-born musician was part of the greatest singers in popular music, during the black gospel circuit, playing in churches, prolifi c crew that made records at Rick Hall’s Yorkville Amps 16th annual American Music Masters Lady auditoriums, and even stadiums across the FAME (“Florence Alabama Music Enterpris- Guitars & Bases Soul: The Life and Music of Aretha Franklin. country. The Blind Boys of Alabama have es”) Studio and Muscle Shoals Sound Studios. The annual series of events will begin profoundly infl uenced an entire generation (or Oldham played keyboards on Aretha Frank- WE BUY USED GEAR Monday, October 31, 2011, culminating with a two) of gospel, soul, R&B and rock musicians lin’s fi rst fi ve albums for Atlantic Records: I conference and a tribute concert on Saturday, and are still blazing trails after all these years. Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You, Lessons: Guitar, Bass, Banjo November 5, 2011. Tribute concert artists Tickets are $15 and are available through the Aretha Arrives, Lady Soul, Aretha Now and Mandoline & Piano include Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees Rock Hall website at https://tickets.rockhall. Soul ’69. He can also be heard on such 1493 Mentor Ave. Dennis Edwards (of the Temptations), Ronald com or at the Rock Hall Box Offi ce. Rock seminal soul songs as Percy Sledge’s “When a Painesville Commons Shopping Center Isley (of the Isley Brothers) and Spooner Hall Members can purchase tickets starting at Man Loves a Woman” and Wilson Pickett’s 440.352.8986 Oldham, as well as 2012 Rock and Roll Hall of 10 a.m. on Monday, October 17. General “Mustang Sally.” This event is free with a Fame Nominee Chaka Khan, Ms. Lauryn Hill, public on-sale begins at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, reservation. Seating is limited. Reservations Carla Cook, Melinda Doolittle, Mike Farris October 18. can be made through the Rock Hall website at and Cissy Houston. Franklin will attend the https://tickets.rockhall.com or at the Rock Hall tribute concert to accept the award but is not FREE with RSVP - Wednesday, November Box Offi ce. Rock Hall Members can RSVP LOOKING FOR A scheduled to perform. Additional guests will be 2 at 4:30 p.m. – Teachers Rock with starting at 10 a.m. on Monday, October 17. announced soon. Summer of General public can RSVP starting at 10 a.m. Sisterhood: The on Tuesday, October 18. This event will also The current schedule of Soul of Cleveland be streamed live on rockhall.com. You don’t have to leave your dogs kennelled or alone while you’re away, events includes: Girls in the Rock they can stay with me! Hall’s “Eat to the FREE - Thursday, November 3 at 7 p.m. FREE - Monday, Beat” on the 3rd – “‘Rolling in the Deep’: Aretha Franklin October 31 at 7 p.m. - fl oor. and the Makings of Modern Black Woman- Rock and Roll Night Join us for a special hood” - Keynote Lecture by Daphne School: A Spotlight on workshop celebrat- Brooks, Professor of English and African- Aretha Franklin in the ing the legacy of American Studies, Princeton University at Rock Hall’s Foster Aretha Franklin with Case Western Reserve University’s Ford Theater on the 4th fl oor. special guests from Auditorium, 10900 Euclid Ave. Rock Hall educators will the West Side This lecture explores the rich and diverse examine the scope and Community House’s complexities of Aretha Franklin’s musical impact of Aretha Summer of artistry—from her early recording career at s 3AFE FENCED IN YARD Franklin’s career, while Sisterhood program. Columbia Records in the early 1960s to her s ,OTS OF PLAY TIME EXERCISE focusing on select songs Learn more about pop breakthrough later that decade. It s (OME ENVIRONMENT that represent the the program’s work examines new ways to read Ms. Franklin’s s 3LEEPS IN THE HOUSE diversity of her music. to empower virtuosity as both a vocalist and instrumental- s /BEDIENCE TRAINING AVAILABLE This event is free and adolescent girls by ist as a form of sonic black femi- reservations are not required. Seats are inspiring them to refl ect on their identity and nism. Through the work of Aretha Franklin, s $AY CAMP VACATION WEEKENDS available on a fi rst-come, fi rst-served basis. community through poetry, songwriting and this talk aims to consider how classic soul s 2EASONABLE RATES This event will also be streamed live on dance. This workshop is designed for teachers music and the politics of modern black Call Linde at rockhall.com. and educators around Northeast Ohio. This womanhood are indelibly linked to one event is free with a reservation. Email another. This event is free and reservations 440-951-2468 Tuesday, November 1 at 7 p.m. – An [email protected] or call 216.515.8426 are not required. Seats are available on a Evening with the Blind Boys of Alabama on to RSVP. fi rst-come, fi rst-served basis. PUPPIES & SENIORS the Rock Hall’s Main Stage. WELCOME! This event will feature a live performance from FREE with RSVP - Wednesday, November the Blind Boys of Alabama as well as an 2 at 7 p.m. – Hall of Fame Series with ~Continued on page 20 PUPPY RAISER, Leader Dogs for the Blind interview. The Blind Boys of Alabama are Spooner Oldham in the Rock Hall’s Foster 18 www.northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 October 19 - November 2, 2011 Edited By Jim Ales MON.- FRI 10:30am-7pm founding member and principal composer of $/-%34)#3 7%,, $2).+3 their catalogue of songs. Duritz’s lyrics have HAPPY HOUR been described as “morose” and “tortured” and as “wordy introspection” and his vocals $).% ). ¢ “expressive.” He has also suffered from what /.,9 30 A WING TUES. & THURS. American he describes as a dissociative disorder, which rock band makes the world seem like it’s not real, which Count- contributes to the length of time between $ ing Crows albums and the inspiration for many of his 7.00 Buckets from Berkeley, California formed lyrics. WEEKENDS in 1991 and gained popularity following The lineup for this stellar evening cap- of Beer the release of their debut album August tured on August And Everything After – Live and Everything After in 1993. The album At Town Hall was: Jim Bogios (drums, vocals, went on to sell over seven million copies in percussion); David Bryson (electric and acous- Musician’s Night 9pm America. It went Gold in January 1994 and tic guitars, vocals); Adam Duritz (vocals); eventually made its way to 7X Platinum in Charles Gillingham (piano, hammond B-3 organ, accordian, harmonica, vocals); David WEDS. October 1996. On September 18, 2007, the with Ted Riser! band performed the complete album live at Immergluck (electric and acoustic guitars, Town Hall in New York City. mandolin, pedal steel, vocals), Millard Powers Eagle Rock Entertainment is proud (bass, vocals, piano); Dan Vickrey (electric to announce the simultaneous release from and acoustic guitars, banjo, vocals). This THUR. DJ or KARAOKE! Counting Crows on CD, and Blu-Ray DVD live showcase of their complete debut album of August And Everything After – Live At proves what truly great performing artists Town Hall. The DVD and Blu-Ray are the Counting Crows are. FRI. OCT. 21: TIME MACHINE fi rst-ever video releases from this acclaimed band. All formats of this release feature the TRACKLISTING: complete album August And Everything per- 1) Round Here / Raining In Baltimore formed live with extended running times and 2) Omaha a few extra surprises. The set list of this live 3) Mr. Jones SAT. OCT. 22: show includes the hit singles “Mr Jones,” 4) Introduction To Perfect Blue Buildings “Round Here” and “Rain King.” 5) Perfect Blue Buildings THE JiMILLER BAND The two-disc deluxe edition of the 6) Anna Begins c album has been issued. The fi rst disc 7) Time And Time Again 8) Rain King contains the original album, remastered by Adam Ayan and Stephen Marcussen, with 9) Introduction To Sullivan Street FRI. OCT. 28: & six songs (including three demos) added as 10) Sullivan Street bonus tracks. The second disc is taken from 11) Ghost Train the band’s penultimate performance during 12) A Murder Of One BURNT RIVER BAND the August tour, recorded at the Elysée Montmartre in Paris, France on December Eagle Rock Entertainment is an interna- 9, 1994. tional media production and distribution com- The album August & Everything pany operating across audiovisual entertain- SAT. OCT. 29: After – Live at Town Hall was released on ment programming. Eagle Rock Entertainment August 29, 2011, featuring live recordings works directly alongside talent to produce the of the songs from this album. highest quality programming output cover- HALLOWEEN PARTY The original album cover depicts ing fi lm, general entertainment and musical handwritten lyrics to a song called “August performance. Eagle Rock Entertainment has Hosted by and Everything After”, but the band decided offi ces based in London, New York, Los An- against featuring the song on the album geles, Toronto, Hamburg, & Paris. of the same name; it was not until over a THE ROCKETS! decade later that it was played as part of one For more information regarding this and other of their live concerts. Eagle Rock Entertainment releases, contact Counting Crows is lead by front man Carol Kaye at [email protected]. ,AKESHORE "LVD s 7ILLOUGHBY vocalist Adam Duritz in which he is a !T THE INTERSECTION OF ,AKESHORE ,OST .ATION 2D s October 19 - November 2, 2011 www.northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 19 ~ Continued from Page 18 Chaka Khan, Ms. Lauryn Hill, Carla Cook, that exists to educate visitors, fans and Melinda Doolittle, Mike Farris and Cissy scholars from around the world about the Saturday, November 5 from 10:30 a.m. Houston. Additional guests will be announced history and continuing signifi cance of rock until 3:30 p.m. – American Music Masters soon. Tickets are $30, $40 and $50. Tickets and roll music. It carries out this mission Conference in the Rock and Roll Hall of are available at the PlayhouseSquare box through its operation of a world-class museum offi ce, by calling (216) 241-6000, or by that collects, preserves, exhibits and interprets Blending The Traditional Ways Fame’s Foster Theater. A refl ection on the career of Aretha Franklin visiting www.playhousesquare.org. A limited this art form and through its library and With The Modern! and her impact on rock and roll music. The number of Rock Hall VIP event packages archives as well as its educational programs. We Are Not Your Normal conference will feature rare fi lm footage starting at $250 are available by calling (216) The Museum is open seven days a week Coffee & Tea Shop or Health Store. presented by documentary fi lmmaker and 515-1207. from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. On Wednesdays archivist Joe Lauro of Historic Films, as well (and Saturdays through Labor Day), the Featuring Hot & Iced as interviews with Cissy Houston and Bernard Please visit www.rockhall.com for up-to-date Museum is open until 9 p.m. Museum Blended Coffees and Purdie, both long-time friends and collabora- information about streamed events, the tribute admission is $22 for adults, $18 for adult tors of Ms. Franklin’s. Tickets are $25 ($10 concert, the weeklong series of events, and for residents of Greater Cleveland, $17 for seniors Chai Smoothies, Loose lunch voucher included) and are available more information about Aretha Franklin. (65+), $13 for youth (9-12), children under 8 Teas such as White, through the Rock Hall website at https:// and Museum Members are always free, for Rooibos, Guarana, tickets.rockhall.com or at the Rock Hall Box About the American Music Masters® series information or to join the membership Ginsing & Yerba Mate, Offi ce. Rock Hall Members can purchase The American Music Masters® series, a program call 216. 515.8425. For general inqui- tickets starting at 10 a.m. on Monday, October co-production of the Rock and Roll Hall of ries, please call 216.781.ROCK (7625) or visit Chia Seeds for Hydration, 17. General public on-sale begins at 10 a.m. Fame and Museum and the Baker-Nord Center www.rockhall.com. The Museum is gener- Weight Loss on Tuesday, October 18. Admission to the for the Humanities at Case Western Reserve ously funded by Cuyahoga County residents & Controlling Sugar Levels. Museum is free with the purchase of a University, celebrates the lives and careers of through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture. conference ticket. Portions of this event will artists who changed the shape and sound of WE HAVE be streamed live on rockhall.com. American culture. About Case Western Reserve University Chia Seeds The American Music Masters® series Case Western Reserve University is AS SEEN ON OPRAH! Saturday, November 5 at 7:30 p.m. Tribute began in 1996 when the museum paid tribute among the nation’s leading research institu- Concert at PlayhouseSquare’s State to Woody Guthrie with a 10-day celebration of tions. Founded in 1826 and shaped by the 6432 North Ridge Rd. Theatre his life and legacy. American Music Masters® unique merger of the Case Institute of (Rt.20) • Madison Tribute concert artists include Rock and Roll series honorees have included: Jimmie Technology and Western Reserve University, (440) 428-0575 Hall of Fame Inductees Dennis Edwards (of Rodgers in 1997, Robert Johnson in 1998, Case Western Reserve is distinguished by its or 866-428-0575 the Temptations), Ronald Isley (of the Isley Louis Jordan in 1999, Muddy Waters in 2000, strengths in education, research, service, and www.naturalremi-teas.com Brothers), and Spooner Oldham, as well as Bessie Smith in 2001, Hank Williams in 2002, experiential learning. Located in Cleveland, 2012 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Nominee Buddy Holly in 2003, Lead Belly in 2004, Case Western Reserve offers nationally Sam Cooke in 2005, Roy Orbison in 2006, recognized programs in the Arts and Sciences, Jerry Lee Lewis in 2007, Les Paul in 2008, Dental Medicine, Engineering, Law, Manage- Janis Joplin in 2009 and Fats Domino and ment, Medicine, Nursing, and Social Work. Dave Bartholomew in 2010. Artists who have http://www.case.edu. performed at American Music Masters® include Solomon Burke, Elvis Costello, Aretha Baker-Nord Center for the Humanities Franklin, Chrissie Hynde, Dr. John, Alison Established in 1996 with a generous gift Krauss and Robert Plant, Richie Sambora, of endowment from Eric and Jane Nord to Slash, Bruce Springsteen, Lucinda Williams celebrate the achievements of the arts and and The Ventures. humanities, the Center facilitates cross-disci- plinary and inter-disciplinary collaborations About the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and that address questions and problems of broad Museum human interest. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, Inc. is the nonprofi t organization For Sale Oscar Schmidt Autoharp %<@ 20 www.northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 October 19 - November 2, 2011 Transition-Will It Make You Or Break You? By Dr. Ellie Drake we sought something new. But as we face muscles. It may even be intense. Most quit Follow us on uncharted territory, anxiety beckons us to during this time. This is too diffi cult, they say. Facebook The Principle of Transition: reach for the comfort of the past. Noises in our There is too much pain. From the moment anyone decides to head urge us to hold on to patterns that are no Yet if one keeps going consistently, the change in any aspect of life, they must under- longer relevant to who we are, and who we are pain will go away before long. And eventually go a period of transition. Whatever the goal, becoming. During these moments we need to one realizes that it is good to feel a certain whatever work may lay ahead, this period of listen instead to the voices in our heart. They level of discomfort and pain in their muscles. transition may will help us obey It is an indication that change is taking place, be the most the purpose in our so they have learned to look at as good pain. trying period soul. Interestingly enough, one’s muscles must fi rst of the entire Consider this little break down before they build up stronger! journey. story of the baby The same is true during any period of transi- Most, in eagle. Mother eagle tion. fact, quit dur- says, Fly. You can Therefore, enjoy the period of transition. “Debut De La Fin” ing the period do this. You are the Cooperate with it, and whatever anxieties and CD release party! of transition. best at this. pains it evokes, rather than resist. Acknowl- They look at The baby eagle edge your fear of falling, and yet hold steadily GUh"CWh"&& 8:30pm the bridges says, I am afraid. It to your desire to experience the thrill of fl ying. The Sandy Chanty that must looks too hard. Those who do so will pass through every Geneva-on-the-Lake be crossed, Mother eagle won- transition more effortlessly, gaining courage to and become ders aloud, Why is dream of newer and higher goals. overwhelmed it that the thrill of About Ellie Drake - Savvy business- HALLOWEEN BLOWOUT! before the soaring comes with woman, doctor, in-demand motivational GUh"CWh"&-7 – 11 journey has fear of falling? speaker, mother and an inspiration to men really begun. Some may think that they’d Like the baby eagle, we have to realize that and women around the globe, Ellie Drake is Driftwood Point rather go backward. Or say “At least I knew the period of transition is our test. a multi-dimensional success. She maintains a where I was before I saw this bridge. The How passionate are we about carrying demanding schedule of personal appearances Our CD “Debut De La Fin” familiar is looking inviting and warm.” Others forward with our intention? How much trust as well as a series of web sites, each offering is now available on itunes! may think: I’d rather move forward, grow, do we tap into when things may seem dif- insights, newsletters and products designed to stretch, and take on temporary discomfort, fi cult? How willing are we? help individuals achieve their personal best. For more info visit: than to settle for permanent mediocrity. When one fi rst begins going to the gym BraveHeartCommunity.com www.reverbnation.com Often, when the moments of anxiety to exercise and lift weights, for the fi rst few Watch For The CD Release Party! arrive, we forget that the past did not work days there will be a level of pain within one’s Photo Credit: Amber Thompson so well for us to begin with. That was why October 19 - November 2, 2011 www.northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 21 If You Can Dream It, I Can Build It. Custom Designs By Luthier Patrick Podpadec Guitars Basses For all of you faithful readers that may as heroin. When I started looking at guitars, guitar in my shop.) Acoustic not have had a chance to read my last article (which is probably a mistake for a guy like When I started looking on Ebay, I Electric on the very cool 1930’s Keykord Ukelele in me) I had a hard time focusing on the guitar thought it might be a good place to fi nd an Mandolins Double Necks the last issue, I have added a newer and much that I was looking up. Next thing you know I instrument for a good price to start a good Harp Guitars more detailed version (with pictures) on the had about 40 different “project guitars” set “collection” to add to my wall of other instru- Major Repairs home page of my website www.wood-n- aside in my “watch list”. The only problem ments (my wife is gonna kill me). I quickly Fast, Reliable Turnover Reliable Fast, for Working Musicians Working for Restorations “The Dreamcaster” strings.net. It’s a culmination of the research with that is you have to have the money to buy decided that I could not afford the ones that Custom built Refinishing for Brian Henke that I did while learning about the Stromberg- all that s*#t. were already in good shape, so I turned to the Refretting Intonation Adjustments Voisinet company. My wife recently bought me a t-shirt instruments like “broken guitars” or “project Acoustic Pickup Installs Well, of course now I have a new guitars”. “Holy Crap Batman”! I obsession. The latest “craze” for me thought I’d died and went to heaven. FALL SPECIAL now is “EBAY”. I know your thinking There was about 1500 or more instru- $1000 OFF , “That’s soooo old school”. I’m sur- ments to look at. I was sifting through ANY REPAIR prised that I have not used this exten- them for days. I started fantasizing With mention of this ad. sive source of “musical extravaganza” (not what you’re thinking) about these before now. Well I fi gured it’s never too poor guitars when about 4 days later Patrick Podpadec late to learn. I fi nally realized I was starting to go Luthier I recently had a customer (old over the edge. Thankfully my bank 440.474-2141 friend) come by to show me this beauti- account balance (or the lack of it) [email protected] ful 1956 Gibson L-50 that he had and as brought me back to reality. I realized the conversation grew, he expressed the I can’t afford to own too many junk www.wood-n-strings.net idea of selling it. I called a few friends, guitars. I already have plenty of them. but had no luck with my immediate The good thing that I realized is that I connections. This guitar is in such still have the opportunity and ability pristine condition, I was determined to to repair all of the ones that come into make sure that it will fall in the hands my shop. That to me is what it is all of a collector or a musician that would about anyway. Being able to bring respect its historical value (it is by the instruments back to life so that the way 55yrs. old). The fact that it still can sing the songs they were meant to plays as good, or better, than most new sing. The pleasure of accomplishment guitars, is just a bonus. I decided that I that I get from fi xing the guitars is would do some research on the value so really the “monkey on my back”. As I turned to Ebay. I was amazed to fi nd long as I get to fi x them I feel I will Sat, Nov. 19th 3 different similar Gibson guitars. The be okay. I don’t really need to own prices ranged from 1,200.00 (very beat them all. So now that I have bared my The Player's Club up) to 1,700.00 (not nearly as good as soul and shared my addiction with all @ Lost Nation Sports Park shape as the one my friend has). After of you, I would like to ask you all for 9:00 til Midnight talking to another good friend that has a some help. All you have to do is look lot of experience with Ebay, I was told in your closet and dig out that old bro- that buyers on Ebay often look at the ken guitar and send it to me so that I Sat, Dec. 17th “seller’s ratings” to determine whether or not that says” So many Guitars and so little can fi x it for you. That’s not asking too much, Hooley House in Mentor it could be a safe and reliable purchase. Buy- Time” It has become my new “motto”. I have you never know, you may get to read about ers also look at the history of the seller to see this soft side of me that makes me want to your guitar being repaired in a future article in 9:00 til Midnight whether or not that they have experience in “rescue” all of these poor broken guitars from the North Coast Voice. selling the product that they are interested in. there inevitable fate. It’s a curse I know, but I Well, I sure feel much better now that Sat, Jan. 14th Especially when the item is a “high end” vin- can’t help myself. I have heard of some musi- I have been able to share my (not real) ad- tage instrument with a relatively high price. cians and collectors that suffer from “GAS” diction with you. It’s good therapy. Till next The Wing Warehouse I’m sure that I too would be very cautious in (Guitar Acquisition Syndrome), but I think time, please “Stay in Tune” 9:00 til Midnight such an endeavor. With the help of my friend I have something much worse. When I see I hope to fi nd a good home for this cool 50’s a guitar in need of repair I immediately start Thanks Again! archtop Gibson. trying to fi gure out how to fi x it. I fi nd myself Patrick from Wood-n-Strings/Liam Guitars Abbey Rodeo is now on Facebook! The other thing that I found out about daydreaming about how I’m going to go about www.Abbeyrodeo.com Ebay, is that it can almost be as addicting the repair (even though I don’t even have the 22 www.northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 October 19 - November 2, 2011 …and Don’t Forget to Tip Your Servers By Tom Todd bowl of spaghetti on the customer’s head, or 6.6667, and divide that into the total, or is I’m playing the right songs and people are Did you know the minimum wage for something! Needless to say, I’d have a very it multiply? Wait, take 1/15th of the bill and enjoying it. a waitress is half the minimum wage for short career as a server.) double it, making it 1/30th. No, that’s not I recently learned something about my- anyone else? That means that in this year of It’s a diffi cult job, being a right, either. An easier way is to take 1/10th self: One evening I got a $20 bill, for which I 2010, when a guy at a fast food joint refi lls server, and often these are the and 1/5th and divide them by the number was very grateful. On another evening, I got the ketchup packet tray, he’s making $7.30 an people that need the of people in your party. Hmmm. $20 in singles, from about 20 people. I think hour, and the waitress that brings out your fi let money the most. So Actually, the simplest way is to the tip of 20 singles was more gratifying, mignon, and who knows every detail about be a good customer: reach into your wallet and pull because it showed a lot of people appreciated the béarnaise sauce, makes $3.65 an hour! You Remember that the out some smaller bills and non- me. can’t even get a 10 year old to clean your yard usual amount to tip is chalantly toss them on the table, But one of my most memorable ‘tip’ for that! 15 – 20%. If the server but not into your soup. stories was when I was playing and there Of course, as we all know, the waitress is special, or goes to Now, when a musician is were two little girls, approximately 8 years makes the majority of her money from tips. special lengths to make playing music for you, it is proper old, dancing and singing to my music. They As I spend a lot of time playing music in your time a pleasant to give a generous tip for each saw the tip jar, then ran and got their little-girl restaurants and such, I get to see the ‘behind one, give a little more. and every song! (Ha-ha, just kid- purses. They each put in all the coins they the scenes world’ of the waiters, waitresses, You’ll be amazed at ding. Editor, make sure you delete had – I think it totaled about 46 cents – and bartenders, etc. Sometimes they do pretty how good it makes you that last line!) When I’m playing seemed very happy and proud to have done well with tips, and sometimes they’ll break feel inside! music, I’m being paid by the that. Now that’s a tip I can appreciate! their backs for a customer who doesn’t leave a Some people are establishment. But I fi gure penny. Ouch! And the tough part is, there’s an embarrassed that they if I do a song especially unwritten rule that says the server cannot com- don’t know how to do well, or make someone’s ment on the tip, or lack of tip! (I don’t think the math to fi gure a 15% evening unexpectedly fun, a I’d have the self-control. I’d probably dump a tip. It’s simple: Take the little tip would be just fi ne! A tip inverse of 15%, which is lets me know I’m on the right track, &RI /CT s "EACHCLUB 'RILL s #ONCORD 3AT /CT s $EBONNE 6INEYARDS 3UN /CT s /LD -ILL /0%. -)# 3AT /CT s !MERICAN ,EGION s -ADISON 3UN /CT s 4HE 7INERY AT 3PRING (ILL check out www.tomtoddmusic.com for more information & pictures October 19 - November 2, 2011 www.northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 23 First Book for Brad world, the book then Brad was only eight. Brad quickly learned that Paisley Coming No- moves into a musical, no matter how he changed and evolved, the vember 1st but personal, diary. guitar was his only real constant. When life This book is the very Brad tells the story gets intense, he says, “there are some people personal story of how of his own musical who drink, who seek counseling, eat, or watch Brad Paisley came of age passion, while writing TV, cry, sleep, and so on. I play.” as a musician and a man. loving salutes and Included in the book will be sidebars Focusing on what it means sharing memorable from a wide array of musical stars who know to play the guitar and how tales about all the and love Brad. In these sidebars, this host of he found his voice through great players in coun- guitar and musical gods will share their take a series of guitars, the try, blues, and rock & on Brad or stories of their favorite memories book will also share what roll who have inspired about him. he has learned about life him over the years. Pre-order now at Amazon.com along the way. Beginning As he wrote with his own very personal in liner notes of his Taylor Donates 6,000 Books to Li- love letter to the guitar instrumental guitar brary in Reading, Pa. and what the instrument album, Play, his fi rst Taylor Swift has made it easier has meant in his life as a guitar was a gift from for kids to be reading in Reading, Pa., which is way to fi nd his voice in the his grandpa when right near the small town where Taylor spent HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Listen to the best in High School Football on ESPN 970 WFUN Joe “Pigskin” Pete & Coach Brad Ellis and the rest of the ESPN 970 Sports Team 0REGAME AT +ICKOFF AT 0- &RI /CT ST Listen Live AT www.espn970wfun.com %DGEWOOD AT *EFFERSON Home of Cleveland Browns & Ohio State Buckeye Listen Live AT www.espn970wfun.com Football! 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She won a regional songwriting event, but her reps told librarians that Taylor they struggled--”We would eat $10 worth of Sony/ATV Tree Music Publishing and Turner competition, and while in college, signed an wants taco soup for a week, every meal,” says Nichols & Associates Management fi rm. independent label deal. After graduation, she to help Danelle--they quickly began impress- Susie was one of seven children in an moved to Nashville, where a widening circle libraries ing industry people. After they per- extraordinarily musical family. She was play- of friends and supporters led her to Susie. that might formed at a Muzik Mafi a event, John ing violin at four and winning her age group in Polished entertainers, Susie and Danelle have be in Rich became a huge supporter, helping the Utah State Fiddle Contest at 10. She honed differing fashion outlooks but a unifi ed ap- fi nancial her skills as a vocalist proach to the music. trouble. and instrumentalist “We’ve always told John, ‘We want to The in her family’s band rock,’” says Susie. Not missing a beat, Danelle Taylor- and in high school adds, “We like our guitars loud, our fi ddles donated musical events. After ripping and a steady beat that makes people books will moving to Nashville want to dance!” It’s a formula for excitement be marked she landed slots as that makes the JaneDear girls one of the most with a a backup singer and exciting new acts in the world of country white star instrumentalist for music. on the several artists includ- The JaneDear girls are nominated for spine and a sticker inside. Staffers hope that ing Trisha Yearwood. Single of the Year – New Artist (“Wildfl ow- Taylor will prove to be the Oprah Winfrey for What music er”)on the American Country Awards! Listen kids, motivating them to read books by giving was to Susie’s fam- and Vote online at www.theacas.com then her sticker of approval. ily, sports were to tune in on December 5th to see if the girls take Danelle’s. A highly home the guitar trophy. competitive gymnast, The JaneDear girls will be at the Dusty Danelle and Susie were each pursuing she pursued athletic Armadillo in Rootstown, Ohio on Friday, Oct careers when a friend suggested Danelle see competition until high 28th Tickets are available at dustyA.com Susie perform at a Nashville club. Before school, when down- long, the two tried writing together, and from time due to a pole :((.(1'61'6 %5$1' &20(($5/<($5/< 2QHRIWKLV$UHD V2ULJLQDO&RXQWU\'DQFH+DOOV2QHQHRIWKLV$UHD V2ULJLQDO&RXQWU\'DQFH+DOOV 1(:'$1&( 62<28&$18&$1 )/225 *(7,1,1 )UL2FW«.$5$2.(ZLWK %,//<-352'8&7,216 $ 7KH0RVW)XQ October 19 - November 2, 2011 www.northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 25 those are on display here as star Drive and director of THE IDES OF Film District R 100 min MARCH. Westside Yes I realize this one’s been out for a This is more about the while, so I won’t spend a lot of time on it but seamy behind the scenes dirt Steve I’d written it off initially and it seems that was inherent to the process than unfair. &RI /CT s 0- an all-out passion play to It’s been out for a month and technically champion anyone’s ideology. Barbarino's still in theaters but I assume it will be on DVD 'REAT $RINKS s 'REAT FOOD Don’t get me wrong, Cloo- soon enough so here goes. ney’s views of who the good At fi rst glance I’d fi gured this one to be guys and bad guys are show 3AT /CT s 0- another of those miserable noisy car chase &IREHOUSE 'RILLE s -ALVERN through but neither party and crash fl icks with a dash of James Caan’s escapes unscathed. THIEF as the hook. Well both those elements Clooney plays Gover- 3AT /CT s 0- are present but it seems director Nicolas Wind- 3ULLYgS )RISH 0UB s -EDINA nor Mike Morris, a centrist ing Refn (huh?) has tried to make an art fi lm. Democrat seeking his Or art lite. party’s nomina- 4HURS .OV s 0- To me that often means sullen characters tion for US /N 4AP s -ONTROSE and deadly slow pacing interspersed with brief president. He scenes of ultra-violence often shot in Peckin- has the looks &RI .OV s 0- pah-esque slow motion. the policies /LD -ILL 7INERY s 'ENEVA Ryan Gosling is a stunt driver who is fond and the gravitas www.westsidesteve.com of a woman and her son whose husband is to be the next about to be released from prison. Hubby owes chief executive the mob money and they want him to commit and best of all a robbery to make it square. refuses to stoop When the wife and kid become targets for to unsavory this extortion Gosling helps execute the crime campaign which almost immediately goes south. I never tactics. 306 really bought Gosling as the tough anti-hero Steve Myers LOUNGE nor Albert Brooks as the evil crime boss. I was (Ryan Gos- never really clear on the dynamic amongst ling) is a star the mobsters or even Goslings bond with the struck staffer family. Despite the numerous revenge killings surrounded you’re left with almost no sense of closure. by a campaign team I guess that’s how the Europeans like their who are not quite so fi lms, but I (and most Americans) prefer to see innocent. somebody win. Myers be- comes a pawn in C the tactical battle Home of the Hoover between two more 2 HAPPY HOURS! The Ides of March seasoned opera- Columbia R 98 min tives, namely his 7:30-10:30am Et tu Brute? From Shakespeare’s Julius boss Paul Zara & 4-6:30pm Caesar the classic tale of political betrayal to (Philip Seymour the skullduggery of the post-Watergate era the Hoffman) and Daily Specials system hasn’t seemed to change a lot. So as the rival chief /PEN $AYS s AM AM we enter the political circus of the campaign Tom Duffy (Paul Full Kitchen Menu season the political fl icks will be hitting the Giamatti) "REAKFAST 3ERVED AM screen more and more often as next November Myers tries to do draws nigh. the right thing as 7377 Lakeshore Blvd. No matter what one might think about a nasty scandal Mentor George Clooney’s politics it’s impossible to rears its head and is sorely disappointed as 440.257.3557 dismiss his talent and charisma and both of he’s forced to look behind the curtain and face 26 www.northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 October 19 - November 2, 2011 the reality that is our political system. watching community there’s a competition their lives. The secondary storylines include a high The cast, which includes Marisa Tomei as to see who can spot the most different kinds One might guess that THE BIG YEAR powered executive (Martin) who wants to a tough political reporter is as good as it gets of birds in a year. There doesn’t seem to be a would be a wacky comedy given the cast that retire from the rat race, Harris’ love life and and the story is compelling as a look behind prize or a cash value but those involved take includes Steve Martin and Owen Wilson along relationship with his gruff father (Brian Den- the doors of what used to be called smoke that title seriously. with Black, but it’s not. nehy) and last year’s champion (Wilson) who fi lled rooms. Plus it’s a lot better than the old competition One might also expect a birdwatching lets the competition eclipse his family life. Sure it’s easy to see the ideological slant which consisted of seeing how parody along the I really didn’t make an empathetic con- but it never outweighs the story. many birds you could kill, lines of Second nection to any of the characters until it was Interesting and thought provoking THE so….. City cast’s BEST almost over. At that point the happy ending IDES OF MARCH is a strong entry into the This story revolves around IN SHOW. Nope. compelled me to add to the grade a bit. It isn’t upcoming Hollywood/political season. three of those dedicated Maybe even funny or suspenseful but I don’t suppose it Birders, as they prefer to be a high intensity was meant to be. called (at least it isn’t “birding scramble to the fi n- I was happy with the ending but it sure B Americans) as they go for the ish in THE GREAT took a long time to get there. gold and try to fi nd balance in RACE vein. Wrong again. C+ The Big Year What we have 20th Century Fox PG 100 is an almost seri- WSS min ous recounting of email [email protected] OK. I hear this fi lm the year the three is based on some actual spend in pursuit of events though in the dis- that goal. It really claimer it’s noted that the isn’t very funny, facts may well be bogus. I not very exciting also hear one of the main and not all that characters, Brad Harris interesting. On (Jack Black) is a native the other hand it’s of Ohio. Fair enough. never mean spirited Apparently in the bird nor rife with F bombs and fart and puke jokes, and that’s at least refreshing these days. October 19 - November 2, 2011 www.northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 27 kay, it has been long enough… player, Ray Jeffrey- Bass player, Tommy aggressive O feedback has returned to provide Drumz- Drums & B.U.V., Justin Kalenits- the North Coast Voice with all its metal needs Guitar player & B.U.V., TedyJunk- Frontman/ featuring Ohio local bands! Trying to start Vocalist. off with a bang, we will fi rst present you with All there is left to say is support your SYKOSIS, a fairly new band but consisting local SYKOSIS. Every day they are making of former members from Konipshun Phit, changes that improve themselves as a whole. Devolution, and Falling Astray. This is a With all of that said, it’s time to put your fi st creation of unifi ed musicians, and dedicated in the air and witness the mayhem of a well madmen. They have gut wrenching, heart structured killing machine, and come release stopping breakdowns, mixed along with your inner demons with them and various melodic choruses. special guests: Demons Within, Mettal Maffi a, Bred from pure originality and hate, the 17 steps, Downtrod, Ashes to Dust, and Silver music speaks for itself. While always looking Skull on October 29th at The Cove Nite Club ahead to get to the next destination, SYKO- for a FREE Halloween party! Costume contest SIS strives to help their fans release their in- and Door Prizes for every 25 people. ner demons. With a new approach that brings meaningful lyrics and sound to the next level. Also catch SYKOSIS on the following dates: The music known as SYKOSIS is unquestion- Nov. 12th @ Cebar’s ably unique and very widely ranged. Nov. 18th @ Cove w/ Adema They all have pure love for writing mu- Nov. 26th @ Cove w/ Mushroomhead sic and sharing their personal creations with everyone. These songs are real, no stories. In For more info and upcoming shows visit: the end, above all the fl ashing lights, rumors, www.reverbnation.com/sykosis drama, and bullshit, the music is what it’s all www.facebook.com/sykosisohio about and that’s what it will always be about with SYKOSIS, not the hype. Just the music. written by: Sykosis’ lineup consists of Bobby Kaos- Aggressive Feedback Entertainment Samplist/Keyboards, Danny Dingess- Guitar 28 www.northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 October 19 - November 2, 2011 On “National Metal Day,” 11- 11-11, metal maniacs can catch the premiere of “Behind The Music Remastered: Mega- deth” at 9 PM ET/PT followed by the premiere of Banger Films’ (Metal: A Headbangers Journey, Rush: Beyond The Lighted Stage) groundbreaking documentary series “Metal Evo- lution” at 10 pm ET/PT on VH1 Classic. The premiere episode of “Metal Evolution” will focus on Pre-Metal, the earliest sounds of metal that can be heard in the music of Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple and Jimi Hendrix. Sub- sequent episodes of the series will explore genres ranging from British Heavy Metal to Glam Metal to Thrash Metal, and art- ists from Iron Maiden to KISS to Metallica and more. New episodes of “Metal Evolution” will pre- VH1 Classic pro- miere every Friday claims 11-11-11 as night at 10pm on “National Metal VH1 Classic. Day,” a day-long cel- “Metal Evolu- ebration of all things tion” is an 11-epi- metal. The metal sode docu-series bonanza begins No- produced by Scot vember 1, 2011 with McFadyen and Sam metal-focused con- Dunn of Banger certs, specials, movies Films and is based and videos each night on the ground- leading up to grand breaking “Heavy fi nale on 11-11-11. Metal Family On “National Metal Tree.” The “Heavy Day” catch the highly Metal Family Tree” anticipated premiere is a 26 sub-genre of Banger Films’ genealogical chart groundbreaking which reveals the documentary series, vast complex prog- “Metal Evolution” eny of heavy metal at 10 PM ET/PT. – from Early Metal “Nobody is more and Shock Rock to metal than VH1 Thrash, from Progres- Classic,” said Ben sive Metal to Grunge Zurier, EVP Pro- and Nu Metal. Using gramming Strat- the chart as egy, “Celebrating his road map, National Metal Day on 11-11- host/producer 11 gives us a platform to honor and metalhead metal artists, and take metal turned anthro- music one step further than any- pologist Dunn, body has before. We’ve lined crisscrosses up a tremendous collection of the globe concerts, movies and specials, exploring the highlighted by the brand new vast history of series “Metal Evolution” – the heavy metal ultimate history of metal and across its 40+ the larger-than-life characters year history who have written it.” and beyond. Kicking off the countdown to From bars and “National Metal Day,” VH1 back alleys to Classic will program “The 11 Days of Metal” the biggest open air festivals, Dunn will visit beginning November 1, 2011, featuring one the pioneers of British and American hard rock of metal’s most infl uential artists each night. who laid metal’s sonic foundation, as well as Artists including Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, the current leaders of contemporary metal. Metallica, Lemmy, Motley Crue and more will Whether you love metal, documentaries or just be showcased in various VH1 Classic concerts great stories, “Metal Evolution” will be the and specials. Programming details will be ultimate examination into the history of Heavy available on the VH1 Classic website. Metal music. October 19 - November 2, 2011 www.northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 29 The Root of the Problem! Well now, for some strange reason I decided with you? Like a TV remote! to listen to a talk show host on AM radio today. Yeah… I did! I’m not sure what came Whenever some idiot was arguing with you over me, it just happened, and I am ashamed, and starting to get the upper hand, you could and humiliated but somewhat humbled by the just push the mute button, and while they were experience. clutching their throats trying to fi gure out why they couldn’t speak, you get the in last word Sort of like this morning at the gas station. and win the argument! Brilliant! I was standing in line waiting to check out. There were a couple of people in front of me Anyways, this guy was trying to get his callers and one of them was this red head woman. to agree with him that the courts should go She wasn’t like a super model or anything but after his family as well, take everything they I have this thing for red heads! own and put them in jail too. Call it a fetish or whatever, they get my at- Well I can agree that they shouldn’t be al- tention let’s leave it at that. Anyways while lowed to keep all that money, but I think a standing in line I was staring at the back of better punishment would be to reduce them to her head trying to see if there were any darker living in the suburbs of Toledo! or lighter roots or if indeed she was a real red head. Yeah there’s a difference! Yeah mom and the kids could work at the Schmuckers Restaurant! She could be the I must have lost track of time because all of a cook and the kids could wait tables, mop sudden, she’s fi nished paying, turns and walks fl oors, clean bathrooms and do dishes, just like out the door, and there I am standing with the real people do! lady behind the counter glaring at me! She had been watching me the whole time! With Also dad should be brought out of prison once a stern and wryly tone she said “May I HELP a month, forced to eat his wife’s cooking and you sir?” “Uhh… y-e-a-h… I uh… never suffer the rotten service his kids will undoubt- mind.” I said. Damn red heads! edly give him! Okay… where were we… oh yeah the topic Then he should be taken outside, tied to a of the talk show was the outcome of Bernard whipping post in front of the restaurant and let Madoff’s trial. You know the assbag that all those people he stole from come up one by bilked billions of dollars from naive investors one and SPANK… HIS… ASS! over a twenty year period. YEAH SPANK HIM!… SLAP HIS HINEY! Well I don’t care about such things normally, there were plenty of warnings about the guy, Ooo that reminds me of another red head, but the talk show host was seeding the callers uh… err… ahem… never mind! to get them to say what he wanted them to say. ~ Snarp www.foggyblogg.com If they didn’t agree with him, he would hu- miliate them or conveniently loose the call… as all talk show hosts do. ~ Rick Ray Wouldn’t it be cool to be able to push a button like that, to shut someone up that didn’t agree 30 www.northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 October 19 - November 2, 2011 October 19 - November 2, 2011 www.northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 31 .+8'/75+% Hallowine Party ('#674+0) Saturday, October 29th Wed., Oct. 19 - Dennis Ford Join us for our annual Hallowine Party. Fri., Oct. 21 - Hatrick Categories include: scariest; most unique; best Sat., Oct. 22 - Tom Todd dressed man; best dressed woman, Sun., Oct. 23 - Cora & Cami best dressed group (at least 4 members). 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