Volume 96, Issue 40
Friday November 8, 2002
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LAST UPDATED: Friday November 8, 2002 - 2:15 p.m.

It's nice to think of a band as a person. Each one has its own interesting story, each one ends up somewhere totally different, yet, at the root, everyone has to start small and grow. Self-described Canadian "post-punk" band Sixty Stories is one band in the process of growing.

The Gazette recently caught up with Norwegian singer/songwriter Sondre Lerche. Here's what he had to say.

"We're one, but we're not the same."

Bono's classic lyric might well be used to compare the U2 of 2002 with the U2 of 1980. Their debut album Boy is a raw piece of music which owes more to punk influences than it does to the pop/rock sound that we associate with U2 today.

Double latte: Y&R? Why not?

There is a certain type of stigma associated with people – namely women – who watch soap operas. Most people assume soap operas are just for lazy, depressed housewives, who don't have a life of their own and, therefore, must live vicariously through the television set every weekday.

CD REVIEWS: 8 Mile soundtrack, Hooverphonic
Jackie Cane can't beat Eminem's 8 Mile

With Eminem's theatrical debut hitting movie screens, it's only natural that there's a star-studded soundtrack hitting record stores...

After their original singer quit the group, Hooverphonic's efforts to be all things has left everyone wondering what the Hooverphonic sound really is. Jackie Cane continues the tradition...

So there and Adulthood Wonderful..

The CHRW 94.7FM Top 15

The Dears rule the chart this week.