Trials & Errors

...one concern has been allayed: that MECo might continue to feel half-formed, or anonymous in places. The devastating live album, Trials and Errors was one of many signs that Neil Young's influence transcends early Ninties grunge, and...

In this article: Jason Molina, Magnolia Electric Co., Imprimatur, Earth Angel, Retribution Gospel Choir, and Sojourner

...making sense of those mythic signs and portents… seeing that the Country of the old Country singers never went away. Apocalypse, Now: Trials and Errors & What Comes after the Blues It wasn't until the advent of Magnolia Electric Co - a...

In this article: Jason Molina, Magnolia Electric Co., Alt Country, What Comes After the Blues, Neil Young, Didn't It Rain, Hank Williams, Ghost Tropic, and Appropriation

Trials & Errors is a live album released by the Magnolia Electric Co. on Secretly Canadian in 2005, recorded on April 16, 2003 at Club Ancienne Belgique in Brussels. It was the first Magnolia Electric Co. album released under that name,...

In this article: Crazy Horse, Neil Young, Magnolia Electric Co., Songs: Ohia, Jason Molina, Tonight's the Night, Metacritic, Mojo, and Itunes

PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: In the Next Room or the vibrator play - Mrs. Givings' Misgivings In the Next Room's Laura Benanti, playwright Sarah Ruhl and Michael Cerveris; with guests Mary-Louise Parker, Michael Urie and Jill Clayburgh

In this article: Sarah Ruhl, Michael Cerveris, Hysteria, Laura Benanti, Mary-Louise Parker, and Broadway

Audio for this story from Talk of the Nation will be available at approx. 6:00 p.m. ET Michael Gerson, author of "Holder's trials and errors"; columnist for The Washington Post; senior research fellow, Institute for Global Engagement

In this article: Eric Holder, Council on Foreign Relations, Michael Gerson, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, New York City, and The Washington Post

"Instead of supporting [a ban] . . . I just stopped going to the restaurant. It eventually went smoke-free on its own, which is the way things like that should work. " The former governor of Alaska's autobiography Going Rogue: An American...

In this article: Sarah Palin, John McCain, Lynn Vincent, Katie Couric, World Magazine, Frank Capra, Ronald Reagan, and George W. Bush

Your browser s security settings are preventing some features from appearing. See instructions for fixing the problem. Iowa, ISU punters get their kicks by giving teams field advantage By MARK EMMERT memmert@dmreg.com October 22, 2009

In this article: Punter, Iowa, Iowa State, Kirk Ferentz, Hawkeyes, NCAA, Reggie Roby, and Dez Bryant

of new cars The ``Cash for Clunkers'' program for new cars may have ended, but the IRS wants to remind taxpayers that many people might overlook another special break available. If you buy a new vehicle this year, there's a special federal...

In this article: Tax, Small business, The Miami Herald, and IRS

How publishers are getting their audiences interested in the new medium. The uncharted territory associated with marketing digital editions can be daunting. So much so that, for some publishers, their digital edition "marketing plan" is...

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Just as the health-care debate was showing how hard it is to translate the slogan of change into reality, newly inaugurated Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama swept into New York, branding himself as the Barack Obama of Japan. By voting for...

In this article: Yukio Hatoyama, Japan, Barack Obama, Democratic Party of Japan, Liberal Democratic Party, United States, China, Socialism, Capitalism, and Diet