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\"Prue and Curtis are thrown together again to save themselves and the lives of their friends, and to bring unity to the divided country of Wildwood\"-- Provided by publisher.
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Film & Music: 'To call her voice angelic is to do her a disservice': The Decemberists' Colin Meloy on why Shirley Collins remains an inspiration
It's the voice that sings it, too. I think to call Shirley's voice angelic is to do it a disservice. There's no denying the high, pure beauty of her voice, but there's too much earth, too much dirt in it to call it angelic. It's also a voice completely its own; there's no other voice to match it. The folk revival on both sides of the Atlantic produced a lot of imitations, but Shirley's voice is a touchstone.
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Wildwood
When her baby brother is kidnapped by crows, seventh-grader Prue McKeel ventures into the forbidden Impassable Wilderness--a dangerous and magical forest in the middle of Portland, Oregon--and soon finds herself involved in a war among the various inhabitants.
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We Both Go Down Together
The sheet music and lyrics for Colin Meloy's \"We Both Go Down Together\" are presented.
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Wildwood imperium
In the aftermath of a young's girl's midnight seance that awakens a long-slumbering, malevolent spirit, a band of runaway orphans teams up with an underground collective of saboteurs to rescue friends imprisoned in an industrial wasteland.
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My Brightest Diamond
One of my absolute favorite records this year is called Bring Me the Workhorse, by Shara Worden, a.k.a. My Brightest Diamond. She plays in Sufjan Stevens' band, but this is her own record, and it's just fantastic.
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The golden thread : a song for Pete Seeger
Lyrical verse in the folk revival style explores the life and work of folk musician Pete Seeger, discussing how his messages of universal understanding and social and environmental justice inspired generations.
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MUSICIANS AND POLITICS IN 2008
Election time is nearly upon us. And once again, disaffected citizens are calling for reform. Seven and a half years of George W. Bush's policies have led Americans of all stripes to anticipate the day of regime change in the United States, and, as usual, musicians are speaking out. As Under the Radar's Protest Issue is going to print, it looks like the presidential race will be pitting Illinois Senator Barack Obama against presumptive Republican nominee John McCain in the ultimate fighting championship of political discourse and a veritable shitstorm of confusion, dishonesty, and questioning. The artistic community is organizing in response, but politics is tricky business.
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The whiz mob and the grenadine kid
After witnessing a troupe of pickpockets pull off an incredible robbery in a busy Marseille square, Charlie Fisher agrees to protect one of the thieves if they teach him their ways, leading him into a world of adventure with global stakes.
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