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David Krough: November 2007 Archives


Woman and children first

2:20 PM Thu, Nov 29, 2007 |
David Krough

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The big weekend is finally here.
We'll be running with the Devil himself like it's 1984.
Since I'm ignoring the Civil War, it's all about the V to that H.
Diamond Dave and the boys (literally, in Wolfie's case) have kept the ship righted so far and the reviews are great.
We've only been waiting, oh, 23...



Here's what you should do

4:10 PM Fri, Nov 16, 2007 |
David Krough

It's raining and there's no more college football for you. NO MORE.

I've revamped the Harmon Kardon turntable and have been seeking out new copies of my favorite all time records. These ain't MP3 kids, this is the real deal and it's HEAVY as a motherlode.

So heavy you can't lift the needle cause it's sucked onto the black wax vortex vacuum...



The Kids: Are they all right?

6:41 PM Tue, Nov 13, 2007 |
David Krough

So, the county 'youth' committee is proposing to the OLCC that minor-upper age teens be allowed in rock clubs.
They argue with portland such a hip and upcoming music scene, they are being denied the chance to play out, and see bands unlike their elders.
Like any cranky curmudgeon (that means OVER 30) I have a couple of opinions on the ...



Quick, head indoors

12:44 PM Fri, Nov 09, 2007 |
David Krough

They say it's going to rain - good time to get into the club. Tonight I'd pick one of two things - Fernando at Dantes, OR Howie and the hot Knives-and the Buttfrenchers at Tonic.
And - I've finally, pehaps sadly, rid my house of legions of toys and comics collected over the years, but if it's still your thing the Portland Comic Show is on - Memorial Coliseum.

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In theaters - American Gangster packs an old-school punch

1:24 PM Fri, Nov 02, 2007 |
David Krough

Reviewed by Ellen Kimball

November 2, 2007

Seven years in the making, the movie "American Gangster" is a carefully crafted accomplishment from director Ridley Scott and co-producer Brian Grazer. The film is based on the true story of a 1970's Harlem crime lord whose exploits made him something of a cult figure.

"American Gangster" may not be for everyone, but fans of past gangster classics - as well as those who liked H...