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Gates open at 5 p.m. with practice at 6 p.m. and racing starting at 7 p.m. Tickets are $25 for adults, $7 for children ages 7-12. Children 6 and younger are free. For more information, call (812) 539-4700.
The sprint car series hasn't raced since the Winter Dirt Games were held Feb. 21-23 at Bubba Raceway Park in Ocala, Fla., so Saturday serves as its Midwest season opener.
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This week we caught up with Phil Collins! (ok not that Phil Collins), but an even cooler one. PJ from Michigan who runs the wonderful 1000xpm music blog. We chatted about fellow Michigan Sufjan Stevens, hidden Beach Boy references and the under-appreciated band, New Animal. Enjoy.
What is one of your favorite/most magical musical experiences?
I'm sure everyone always says there are too many - it's probably the same with me, but there are a couple I have in recent memory. I got to see Sufjan Stevens at the Chicago Theatre, managing somehow to get tickets day of. I was struggling with The Age Of Adz, his latest release, but seeing it performed in concert helped it make complete sense to me. Many are probably familiar with the 25-minute track Impossible Soul - well, I was at the concert with my bro who hadn't heard the song at all, and getting to see his reaction as the song moved from the space-like vocoded portion of the song straight into the celebratory dance-portion of the track was awesome. He was so overwhelmed by the energy that he ran up to the front and started jumping along with everyone else who managed to escape their seats and pile into the aisles. Ever since then, the album has been one of my favorites of Sufjan's.
If you had to pick a favorite artist(s) who would it be?
As a kid, my dad would constantly listen to the Beach Boys. I think I subconsciously look for them in everything I listen to, either in harmonies, melodies, or that sensible pop that manages to reach down to something deeper than skin-deep. In college, my tastes started to develop a lot. I love Sufjan, both as a fellow Michigan resident and because I consider him a creative genius. I was able to spend a few years in Japan and Thailand, and two of my favorite bands of all time are from those countries: Asian Kung-Fu Generation and Silly Fools, respectively. Even though everything they sing is in another language, I'm impressed by how much can be communicated through the songs anyway. Lately, my favorite artists have been New Animal (see below), Bon Iver, Joe Pug, The Dodos, and several others. My full name happens to be Phil Collins, so I've come to appreciate a good portion of Genesis/Phil Collins material as well. He knew what he was doing!
If you had to share one artist right now who would it be? Why?
New Animal, no question. I can't quite explain it, but when I first heard these guys by way of a fellow music blogger's site last year and then subsequently heard them via Bandcamp, they latched onto me so intensely that it's been hard to go long without listening to any of their music. They probably fit well into the lo-fi, experimental indie genre, but for me, any band of any genre that can ace the "makes-me-want-to-sing-along" factor has made something that's truly worth listening to. It's doubtful they'll hit the mainstream radar (perhaps even the mainstream "indie" radar - I hope so!), but this is one of the best-kept-secrets in recent memory. I hear they've got some new material coming soon, and it's definitely my most anticipated musical release of 2012. You can check them out on Bandcamp here: newanimal.bandcamp.com - they're giving everything away for free.
What genres of music are you into most?
Lately I've been listening to a surge of lo-fi, indie music. New Animal, Observer Drift, Spirit Spine… all bands that I've discovered through bandcamp and absolutely LOVE. But at heart, I really appreciate singer-songwriter/acoustic music, which can range anywhere from Bon Iver to Joe Pug, Chris Bathgate, Will Stratton & Auditorium. There are times I venture into the electronic indie forest as well: Stepdad, Black Light Dinner Party, NewVillager. All of it's great, it mostly depends on what mood/season of life I'm in.
Anything else music or hobby related you'd like to share?
Two things:
1) Bandcamp and places such as ex.fm are the new places to discover music. I can't explain how many times I've found something that feels uniquely my own because I took my time scrounging for the good stuff through those great services. There are others out there like them, but those two are premiere, in my opinion!
2) I think negativity burns people out - I've seen a lot of it among music bloggers and fellow music-listeners and it can really bum me out. Everything we get to listen to is essentially a gift from the artist to us, and while there's always going to be more out there that is not our cup of tea than is, I feel like it's always better to focus on what's good, rather than what's bad. Or, at least, being critical in moderation. In other words, go out and enjoy music!
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Some critics compare him to Mel Torme, Tony Bennett or Johnny Hartman. One interviewer dubbed him "Mr. Tuxedo Voice." Texas Monthly says he's one of the "Swing Set." In reality, his smooth baritone voice, sophisticated persona and easy-going performance style put him in a category all his own. But no matter how you describe him, there isn't anybody on the music scene today quite like jazz crooner KEN SLAVIN.
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In his keynote at the LinuxTag 2009 in Berlin, KDE founder Matthias Ettrich spoke about the future of user interfaces on mobile devices. In the process he presented QML, the newest development from his employer Qt Software.
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Hello everyone out there in Ford land. I am writing because I am very sad that my van has finally stopped working. She has been with me through it all. I brought her just after hurricane Katrina from a private owner. Who took very good care of her. I was her second owner, and sadly her last. After I perchused her in New Orleans we moved to Charlotte, Nc over 7 hundred miles away. We then moved back to New Orleans then moved back to Charlotte, back to New Orleans again and then to Mississippi.. our final destination. At one point I even became homeless.. and my Ford was right their with me providing me with shelter and getting me from one job to another.
She has almost 3 hundrend thousand miles on her.. so yes we have been their and back. She was even with me when I deciced to start my foundation called "Poetry In Motion Care Bears" where we visit sick children in hospitals and the elderly in nursing homes bringing smiles to their faces by handing out stuffed animals, gift bags and quilts all along the Gulf Coast.
I can no longer drive her because she has to many problems that I just cant afford to repair anymore, so now I just sit in her and listen to my radio and remember all the good & bad times we have had together. When I need to escape and need a break from it all.. My ford was always there… it was my comfort zone. This is really heart breaking to me because now I am very limited in the hospitals and nursing homes I can visit because I no longer have a car. I will say this… when ever I am able to afford another car it will be a ford.. they truly are built FORD Tough. I truly truly love my van. Her name is Nelly ( my 3 children named her)