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Perhaps most interestingly, Pink Floyd release Tell us you saw the ad in gained and what we’ve lost, changes we’ve the third, and hopefully not the last of their witnessed in the country and in the world, in- expansive “Immersion Edition” box sets, this THE NORTHCOAST sight into people we’ve shared our lives with, time focused on their 1979 epic ‘The Wall.’ VOICE Magazine! but as we look forward nothing gives us a Queen also fi nish up their full-catalog reissue boost of renewed hope like the transition into campaign with two-CD collections of their Don't get boxed in for the holidays! a new year. Improvement is generally on our late-era albums, Tom Petty and Ringo Starr is- Come see how we have changed minds and we begin to seek out that which sue new live DVDs, and the Scorpions dust off to the Ramada. will help us create our bliss. some cover songs and a 3D concert fi lm. Every year brings new inventions, 1860 Austinburg Rd. books, music and philosophies that can help DIY HEALTH Austinburg, Ohio us to create more bliss in our lives. The North DIY goes ‘good for you’ in 2012: novel apps 440-275-2711 Coast Voice would like to share some of the and devices will increasingly let consumers new releases and innovations with our read- discreetly track and manage their health by ers. themselves. A great crop of 2012 new music releas- £ÓÊ ,-Ê"£ÓÊ ,-,-Ê-Ê" Ê/*ÊÊUÊÊ -*Ê/*// ÊÊUÊÊ -* Ê Ê* ÊÊUÊÊ""Ê"// ,9ÊÊUÊÊ "ÊÊUÊÊ Ê/ / Ê/ Ê /7",ÊÊUÊÊ"Ê ÊÊUÊÊ-* Ê es is already taking shape for lucky classic This 2012 overview focuses on DIY and rock fans, with Pink Floyd, Queen and the health, as countless new apps and devices are Doors opening up their archives for extended actively targeting consumers keen on prevent- 6 ,9Ê-1 9%.4%2&/2!#(!.#% looks at some ing, examining, improving, monitoring and 4/7).!2/5.$42)04/-Ê6 -t of their most managing their health. 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Exercise solutions are offered .%79%!23 a three-point view at their 1971 masterpiece ‘L.A. &RI$EC-ID ,IFE#RISIS %6%7)4(53 Woman.’ !.$9/5 In addition to an expanded 3AT*ANTH0IECESOF%IGHT version of the original #/5,$7). album on CD, the band is &RI*ANTH3UMRADA ! $!9 issuing a vinyl-only set of .)'(4 the bonus tracks from that collection,’ and a special 3AT*ANST&ESTIVUS 6!#!4)/. documentary fi lm on the ~Continued on Page 16 30%#4!4/23s3/-#%.4%22/!$s7),,/5'("9(),,3s December 21, 2011 - January 11, 2012 www.northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 3 LOOKING FOR A We would like to thank all of our sponsors and ........................Rockin the Holidays You don’t have to leave your dogs encourage our readers to patronize the fi ne 3 kennelled or alone while you’re away, businesses appearing in the North Coast VOICE. ...........Rock & Roll Inductees 2012 they can stay with me! 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The 2008 documentary Performer Category: The 2012 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame BBC’s Ready Steady Go! starting in 1964, and fi lm, Sunshine Superman: The Journey Of · Beastie Boys performer inductees were chosen by more than released several classics: “Catch The Wind,” Donovan is an essential overview of his · Donovan 500 voters of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame “Colours,” Buffy Ste.-Marie’s “Universal career. · Guns N’ Roses Foundation. Artists are eligible for inclusion Soldier,” “To Try For The Sun” and · Laura Nyro in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 25 years more. Donovan ignited the psychedelic GUNS ‘N ROSES · Red Hot Chili Peppers after the release of their fi rst recording. revolution virtually single-handedly when the Guns N’ Roses may have began as just · The Small Faces/The Faces Induction Ceremony Presenters, the iconic single “Sunshine Superman” was another long-haired band trying to make it on HBO airdate and additional details about the released that summer of ’66. His heady fusion the L.A. Sunset Strip club scene, but when Early Infl uence: week of events will be announced at a later of folk, blues and jazz expanded to include they unleashed their debut LP Appetite For · Freddie King date. Indian music and the TM (transcendental Destruction on the world in 1987 they All inductees are ultimately represented meditation) movement. Donovan was at the instantly established themselves as one the Ahmet Ertegun (nonperformer) Award: in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Mu- center of the Beatles’ fabled pilgrimage to the most dynamic and explosive hard rock bands · Don Kirshner seum in Cleveland, Ohio. Through approaches Maharishi’s ashram in early ’68 (where, it is in history. In many ways, they became the as creative and diverse as the music itself, the said, he taught guitar fi nger-picking tech- Rolling Stones for a new generation.
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