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IN THIS ISSUE OF COSMIK DEBRIS:
Chris Shinn of Unified Theory; Kicking back in the land of the sun with Alley of
Wise Monkey Orchestra; The Tape Hiss Interview with The Dragons; Robben Ford
gets royal
blue on the road. All this plus reviews, columns, and all that which you expect
to find
in the pages of Cosmik Debris Magazine.
COSMIK RADIO!:
Cosmik Radio is Megadeth followed by Sinatra followed
by Yellowman followed by Iggy. Sick, huh?
You just need a RealAudio
Player to listen.
If you don't have one, go pick
one up. Cosmik Radio is just
the kind of Net-Only audio that radio
station program directors don't
want you getting hooked on. So go
ahead. Inhale!
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UNIFIED THEORY - The easy thing to do would be
to say that
Unified Theory have risen from the ashes of Blind Melon with castoffs from Pearl
Jam and a
unique front man. We're feeling lazy today, so we'll let it ride with that,
except you should
know that any resemblance between Unified Theory and Blind Melon is strictly a
concoction of
the press. UT's ethereal, beautiful music gets into your head and is hard to
shake. We talked
to vocalist Chris Shinn about the brief history of the band..
Wise Monkey Orchestra - They're lumped in with "jam
bands," but there's
definitely strong song structure going on here. Wise Monkey Orchestra has been
at it for 10
years, makin' crowds dance till they drop, with a concoction of boogie and funk
and a few other
things. This last year they hit the road and hit it hard, playing over 200
dates in 25 states.
Lead singer Alley gives all the sordid details to DJ Johnson.
TAPE HISS INTERVIEW: THE DRAGONS - Talk about a
pedigree! Two brothers
played with Santana, one played with The Zeros... in fact it seemed like just
about everyone in
Mario Escovedo's family played with someone important. So ol' Mario, last of 13
children, answered
with The Dragons. Not bad! Interview, of course, but John Sekerka.
ROBBEN FORD'S BLUES ROCK'IT LANDS IN SEATTLE -
And Eric Steiner
was on hand to see the legendary axeman at his finest.
CD & RECORD REVIEWS - Everything from rock
to jazz to hip-hop and back again.
OTHER REVIEWS - This month... it's books.
PIGSHIT - This time out, Gary has some questions for
YOU.
COSMIK BLUES - Eric Steiner's valentine blues.
CLOSET PHILOSOPHY - Climb over the pile of W keys and
check out
Rusty's views on the hottest of all topics: right to life/choice.
TUNING IN TIME - Some of us are happy just to listen to
old time
radio in whatever condition it's in. Some aren't. Some take the time and spend
the money
to make it sound pristine.

CREDITS - The names and e-mail addresses of the
people responsible
for this thing.
COSMIK RADIO - Want an hour of music that
fits the
personality of Cosmik Debris Magazine? That's right, Sinatra segues into
Megadeth into
Peter Tosh into Man Or Astro-Man into... well, you get the picture. It's a
little something
we like to call Genre Whiplash. Or maybe you're in the mood for a trip into The
Fog Machine,
our mix of music of the ethereal variety. All you need is a RealAudio player.
Come on in.
INTERNET RADIO STATIONS - Great radio is alive
and well on the Net!
Cosmik Debris presents links to take you where the good ones are hiding, from
St. Louis to
Dublin. You're no longer stuck with just the "classic rock," "young country"
and "24-hour
talk" that has your town held hostage.
OUR OWN WEBSITES - Many of the Cosmik Debris
writers have websites
of their own. We have some links right here.

Did you miss an issue? We now have many of our
back
issues online, including sound clips and
extras. Check out interviews with The Witches, Electric Frankenstein, the
Vampire Beach Babes, Jeff Berlin,
Curve, Michael Shermer, Steel Pulse, Transglobal Underground, Mark Helm, The
Southern Rock All-Stars, Ottmar Liebert, Jason Noble of Shipping News, Phil
Vassar, Joel Dorn, Mark Cline of Love Tractor, Texas Terri (of Texas Terri & The
Stiff Ones), Mike Keneally, Chris Shinn of Unified Theory, Alley of Wise Monkey
Orchestra, Mario Escovedo of The Dragons, The Clarks, Big Ass Truck, Richard
Cheese, Paul Krassner, Tony Iommi, Ron Dante... and too many more to list!!
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