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Dec 2, 2009 | LA Weekly

Black Flag Word Cloud: 'Damaged' Boiled to Its Essence

In an ongoing effort to better understand the many classic albums of Los Angeles, we've come upon an equation that gets to the heart of the matter without much thinking, analysis, verbiage or any of those other "old-model" music criticism techniques that have become obsolete.

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Related Topix: Punk, Black Flag, Death-Metal

Wed Nov 11, 2009

City Pages

Dirty Projectors, Digable Planets, Little Dragon, and more

Dirty Projectors' last album, 2007's Rise Above , was a chamber-rock rewrite-from-memory of Black Flag 's 1981 hardcore punk classic Damaged , a radical reinterpretation so thorough that the songs were barely recognizable.

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Related Topix: Digable Planets, Hip-Hop, Dragon, Pop/Rock, The Dirty Projectors, Punk, Black Flag, Death-Metal, Captain Beefheart, Music, Entertainment

Thu Sep 10, 2009

TNT Magazine

Music: Bitte Orca

Dave Longstreth doesn't make it easy for admirers to unravel the meanings and motivations behind his music.

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Related Topix: Pop/Rock, The Eagles, Punk, Black Flag, Death-Metal, Tropic Thunder

Thu Aug 27, 2009

The Millions (A Blog about Books)

T.V. Party Tonight

In 1981, Black Flag released the album Damaged . The fifth song on that album, a cornerstone of the American hardcore movement, is "T.V. Party," a direct critique of America's complacent consumption of popular culture, in this case in the form of television: We've got nothing better to do Than watch TV and have a couple of brews.

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Related Topix: TV, Electronics, Punk, Black Flag, Death-Metal, Entertainment, Drama, Television

Wed Jul 01, 2009

SF Weekly

Dirty Projectors continue to rise above

Tuesday, July 7, at 7:30 p.m., $15; 771-1422, www.theindependentsf.com . Dirty Projectors by Doug Wallen The new Dirty Projectors record, Bitte Orca , sounds as if mastermind David Longstreth took advice from the title of his 2007 triumph, Rise Above .

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Related Topix: The Dirty Projectors, Pop/Rock, Punk, Black Flag, Death-Metal, Music, Entertainment

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