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San Diego Reader's 2014 Music issue
Pop punk, head banger, country, jazz
"Your favorite band sucks"
— T-shirt
Oh, Lord, has it come to this? We’re quoting T-shirts now? Well, yes — if only to illustrate a point about how good things can come from anywhere. Which is also the point of the quote. By removing any reference to a particular band, the quote is meant to help you see the pointlessness of both the hate and the bandwagon devotion that inspires it.
The stories that follow are about music in San Diego. In them, you’ll read about clubs that host jazz one night and local indie acts the next, a band that blends country and punk, an electronic musician who whistles Chopin, a jazz virtuoso who started out playing gospel at Encanto Baptist.
Good stuff can come from anywhere. And a lot of it is coming from San Diego.
Local cops have soft spot for pop-punk? — Dryw Keltz
All things head-banger — Dave Good
Country conundrum — Ken Leighton
Diazepam dandelions — Chad Deal
Jazz came knocking — Robert Bush
Syncopated space rockers — Jay Allen Sanford
Here's something you might be interested in.
San Diego Reader's 2014 Music issue
Pop punk, head banger, country, jazz
San Diego Reader's 2014 Music issue
Pop punk, head banger, country, jazz
"Your favorite band sucks"
— T-shirt
Oh, Lord, has it come to this? We’re quoting T-shirts now? Well, yes — if only to illustrate a point about how good things can come from anywhere. Which is also the point of the quote. By removing any reference to a particular band, the quote is meant to help you see the pointlessness of both the hate and the bandwagon devotion that inspires it.
The stories that follow are about music in San Diego. In them, you’ll read about clubs that host jazz one night and local indie acts the next, a band that blends country and punk, an electronic musician who whistles Chopin, a jazz virtuoso who started out playing gospel at Encanto Baptist.
Good stuff can come from anywhere. And a lot of it is coming from San Diego.
Local cops have soft spot for pop-punk? — Dryw Keltz
All things head-banger — Dave Good
Country conundrum — Ken Leighton
Diazepam dandelions — Chad Deal
Jazz came knocking — Robert Bush
Syncopated space rockers — Jay Allen Sanford
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