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The Popdose Guide to Chicago

- Source: Pop Dose

After the cynical misfire of 1991's Twenty 1 and stillbirth of its intended followup, the lost and lamented Stone of Sisyphus , Chicago dove full-bore into the casinos-and-state-fairs circuit, and though they still pay lip service to the bona fide creativity that bought their homes and pays their alimonies, it evaporated long ago.

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Drowned In Manchester #14

- Source: Drowned In Sound

As I look out to the view beyond my window whilst writing this, the sun is filtering through the sharp, clear air and bathing the city in a comforting light as evening settles in.

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Rapture & Verse #18

- Source: ClashMusic.com

Rapture & Verse flies down the chimney, makes a grab for the mince pies and stuffs stockings with introductory titbits and tales of Cannibal Ox reuniting, Das Racist parting ways, Lil Wayne considering retirement, Cash Money Records breaking the 500 million song sales mark, Dr Dre officially being very rich indeed, and DJ Nu-Mark unveiling one of the greatest looking USB plug-ins of all time.

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Run-D.M.C. Member's Awesome MCA Memory

- Source: The Huffington Post - Entertainment

At last night's gala benefit for The Moth, a non-profit dedicated to the art of storytelling, Darryl "D.M.C." McDaniels shared a few memories of Adam "MCA" Yauch with The Huffington Post. In the early 80s, McDaniels' group, Run-D.M.C., and Yauch's group, the Beastie Boys, were label-mates on Def Jam Records -- and tag-team partners locked in combat with music's status quo.

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Action Bronson, Statik Selektah: "Not Enough Words"

- Source: Prefix Magazine

Rapper-producer tag-team Action Bronson and Statik Selektah return with another track off their upcoming joint album, Well Done. It's "Not Enough Words," a fitting title given the Flushing Queens' rapper's proclivity for cramming as many words as possible into his bars.

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Tom Waits, 'Bad As Me'

- Source: Rolling Stone

"With my coat and my hat/I say goodbye to all that," snarls Tom Waits on "Chicago," hopping a train rhythm of horns, harmonica, banjo and electric guitars.

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Bad As Me

- Source: Rolling Stone

"With my coat and my hat/I say goodbye to all that," snarls Tom Waits on "Chicago," hopping a train rhythm of horns, harmonica, banjo and electric guitars.

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