David Dube

Classic Albums: Nirvana: Nevermind

David Dube May 6, 2005 No Comments

The Classic Albums series celebrates the impression left by this monumental album with the release of

Barbara Cue: Rhythm Oil

David Dube October 28, 2004 No Comments

Rhythm Oil strengthens with each journey through. What was an infatuation with NRBQ, Barbara Cue created a cohesion that ultimately wanted to illustrate its love of music.

Queensryche 9/12/2004: Operation: Mindcrime – Fillmore Auditorium, Denver, CO

David Dube October 15, 2004 No Comments

Crossing the threshold of Denver

Widespread Panic: Jackassolantern

David Dube October 4, 2004 No Comments

i]Jackassolatern is a great collection from the band

Colonel Claypool’s Bucket Of Bernie Brains: The Big Eyeball In The Sky

David Dube September 30, 2004 No Comments

In his newest venture, Les Claypool teams up with long time drummer Brain, legendary keyboardist Bernie Worrell, and the enigmatic guitarist Buckethead as Colonel Claypool

Chris Robinson & New Earth Mud 6/19/2004: Webster Theater, Hartford, CT

David Dube July 22, 2004 No Comments

In front of a far from sold out crowd, Chris and NEM had the task of filling the room on their own. With Chris

Bernie Williams: The Journey Within

David Dube January 1, 2004 No Comments

The Journey Within

Netflix: Online Entertainment Subscription Service

David Dube November 6, 2003 No Comments

Netflix first popped up on our computers in August 1997, but in the last year it seems the wind has finally gotten under its sails. Once you subscribe, you’ll never want to visit the rental store again.

The Life of David Gale: Directed by Alan Parker

David Dube October 19, 2003 No Comments

Kevin Spacey is at his best and Kate Winslet is superb, in the story of Austin University

Primus- Animals Should Not Try To Act Like People

David Dube October 9, 2003 No Comments

Primus is back! The newest release from Primus has certainly been a long time coming, with Les Claypool, Larry LaLonde, and Tim Alexander rejoing forces for the first time on record in eight years. Right from the get-go, you can do nothing but become sucked in visually and musically, as Primus proves they can do more than suck.