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Dog Ears Music: A Winter's Mix of Dog Ears Past

The Everlasting Phil Ramone and Danielle Evin | Posted 04.10.2013 | Entertainment
Read More: Thee Oh Sees, Ra Ra Riot, mp3s, 22-20s, Franz Liszt, Phil Ramone, Doves, Danielle Evin, George Benson, Music, Keren Ann, Miike Snow, Dog Ears, Entertainment News
The Everlasting Phil Ramone and Danielle Evin

This week we review music by 22-20s, Ra Ra Riot, Franz Liszt, Keren Ann, Keren Ann, George Benson, Thee Oh Sees, Doves and Miike Snow.

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PHOTOS: Lady Gaga Wore These Shoes?

The Huffington Post | Michelle Manetti | Posted 03.08.2012 | Style
Read More: Photos, Video, Taxidermy, Iris Schieferstein's Hoof Shoes, Iris Schieferstein's Hoof Shoes Bring Fashion Taxidermy to Life, Doves, Horses, Lady GaGa, Iris Schieferstein, Poll, Fashion Taxidmery, Style News

"Hoofing it" has now taken on a literal meaning, thanks to a German shoe designer and artist who practices fashion taxidermy. Iris Schieferstein cr...

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Dog Ears Music: Poolside Playlist

The Everlasting Phil Ramone and Danielle Evin | Posted 10.26.2011 | Entertainment
Read More: Jesca Hoop, The Caretaker, Broken Social Scene, William Basinski, Steve Winwood, Danielle Evin, Laurie Anderson, Debbie Harry, Max Richter, ALbert Hammond Jr., Music, Air, The Beatles, mp3s, Bangups, Tracy Bonham, Pavement, Feist, Phil Ramone, Albert Collins, Doves, Alice Coltrane, Architecture in Helsinki, Dog Ears, B.B. King, Seabear, Enon, Entertainment News
The Everlasting Phil Ramone and Danielle Evin

This week we review albums by Bangups, The Caretaker, Laurie Anderson, AIR, and others.

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Rolling Stone is Gathering Moss, Big Time

Tim Mohr | Posted 05.25.2011 | Entertainment
Read More: Jan Wenner, Doves, Daft Punk, Bob Dylan, Queens of the Stone Age, Gwen Stefani, Flaming Lips, Arcade Fire, Peaches, Wilco, U2, The Street, Mgmt, Rolling Stone, M.I.A., Sharon Jones, Tim Mohr, Spoon, LCD Soundsystem, Bruce Springsteen, Radiohead, Entertainment News
Tim Mohr

We're living in the most exciting moment in the history of music -- a time when listeners have unlimited access to music, but Rolling Stone commits the cardinal sin of making it seem boring.

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