Monthly Archives: September 2011

Immortal Technique Schools Russia-Today : A Must See

I wasn’t entirely familiar with Immortal Technique before I saw this interview, though I’m hoping my good buddy George will burn me a copy of some of his work. Hell, after watching this, I may actually buy his music legitimately. … Continue reading

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A Night at the Opera – Scenes from a Samedi Soirée

So last night was the season opening of the Opéra de Montréal and I was fortunate enough to get invited by a friend who regularly reviews opera for Rover Arts an online Montréal arts review. I was only able to … Continue reading

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New Photos collection – the Jacques Cartier Bridge

Check out this new series of photos I snapped back in May crossing the Jacques-Cartier – definitely a must-do for all Montrealers; can be a tad on the hair-raising side, especially if you go into the big Art-Deco structure near … Continue reading

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New on Vinyl – Peter Gabriel IV (Security)

When I first looked up this album to get some basic background information, I was astounded to see Robert Christgau, who I usually think is right on the money, gave this album a C+ rating. What can I say, I … Continue reading

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HEC students in hot water over blackface stunt…

Here’s the link. I’m not sure what to make of this. On one hand, I’ve taken a couple of American history courses, so I’m familiar with the racist implications of blackface. I’m also cognizant that there are American academics (Black, … Continue reading

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Two new Sovereign Socialist blog-posts

1. Unpaid Internships and the Death of Dreaming Have you tried looking for a job lately? Apparently there’s a major economic recession going on, despite the oft-too-rosy predictions and prognostications of the federal Tories. And who’s bearing the brunt of … Continue reading

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