The Sleaziest Moments We Couldn't Print...
By Spin Staff 06.13.03 3:00 AM
My Sleaziest Moment: Paul Doucette of Matchbox Twenty:
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The Rock Lists
By Spin Staff 06.13.03 3:00 AM
Ten musicians known for their distinctive headwear
one L.L. Cool J (Kangol bucket cap)
two Devo (red plant pots)
three Buckethead (KFC bucket)
four Slash (top hat)
five Slick Rick (crown)
six Axl Rose (bandanna)
seven Dwight Yoakam (cowboy hat)
eight Phil Collins (comb-over)
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Electric Candyland
If 1991 was the year punk so famously broke, ushering Nirvana and
Sonic Youth into the mainstream and altering the face of pop music
forever, 2002 was the year electronica went broke. With the
Neptunes rocking Led Zep T-shirts and Burberry's fashionably shaggy
models forsaking the wheels of steel for mullets, drum kits and
Stratocasters, electronic music got more play in football stadiums
than nightclubs. But despite the bad press (or complete lack
thereof), the past year brought forth some of the most exciting
music ever to fall outside the categories of rock and rap,
expanding the definition of "electronic music" with release after
groundbreaking release. Some of these titles you've probably heard,
and some you almost definitely haven't (unless you're as obsessive
as we are).
By Philip Sherburne; Spin Staff 06.12.03 3:00 AM
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The A'ight Stuff
What is this thing called Ali G? This goggle-eyed Brit flashing
gang signs on posters? This chattering playa chauffeuring Madonna
in the "Music" video? This is HBO's newest star, a man eager to
entertain the country he credits with inventing "the bestest things
in the world: McDonald's, gangsta rap, spaghetti, and swimming."
This is the hero of Da Ali G Show, who this February hit our
screens, waved his hand, and called out his greeting, "Booyakasha!"
To which a grateful nation c
By Chris Norris; Spin Staff 06.02.03 3:00 AM
What is this thing called Ali G? This goggle-eyed Brit flashing
gang signs on posters? This chattering playa chauffeuring Madonna
in the "Music" video? This is HBO's newest star, a man eager to
entertain the country he credits with inventing "the bestest things
in the world: McDonald's, gangsta rap, spaghetti, and swimming."
This is the hero of Da Ali G Show, who this February hit our
screens, waved his hand, and called out his greeting, "Booyakasha!"
To which a grateful nation c
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Nada Surf
Two career roads diverged in a rock world. But Nada Surf took the
By Robbie Chaplick; Spin Staff 05.23.03 3:00 AM
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