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Goatless
GoatlessOct 29, 2026
Neil Young and Crazy Horse, Way Down in the Rust Bucket, 2021 on Reprise
Released in 2021 as both a DVD concert film and live album, Way Down in the Rust Bucket captures Young and band at The Catalyst in Santa Cruz California in 1990, in the lead up to the Ragged Glory tour. It’s a lot: 4 LPs, one side being just “Like a Hurricane,” but it is...
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SnowBlog
SnowBlogOct 28, 2026
Meu Setup Arch Linux
Uma amostra detalhada de tudo que eu tenho e uso no meu PC
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Comfort Cat – Folkpunk singer-songwriter in NYC & Staten Island
Comfort Cat – Folkpunk singer-songwriter in NYC & Staten IslandOct 12, 2026
Wavestock 2026!
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みはる🐥
みはる🐥Sep 24, 2026
アイドリッシュセブン VISIBLIVE TOUR "4WARD JOURNEY"福岡公演
アイナナのVISIBLIVEに参加してきたよ
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Goatless
GoatlessJul 7, 2026
R.E.M., The Best of R.E.M. at the B.B.C., 2018 on Craft Recordings
Craft Recordings put out an 8 CD / 104 file digital download R.E.M. at the B.B.C. in 2018 – this was the condensed “best of” version, narrowing down to 20 tracks across 2 LPs. The first disc is all BBC sessions (Nicky Campbell, John Peel, Mark and Lard, Drivetime, Radio 1 Lounge) and the second...
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Goatless
GoatlessJun 30, 2026
INXS, Shabooh Shoobah Rarities, 2023 on Petrol / ATCO / Atlantic
Shabooh Shoobah was the third full-length from INXS, and I believe the first with real international distribution (WEA). The big single was "Don't Change" which was a top 20 hit in the US. This rarities release includes 4 songs live from the US Festival and a couple of extended mixes. Fan reception was mixed as...
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Adetunji Dahunsi
Adetunji DahunsiNov 3, 2025
The Android Show Fall 2025
I co-hosted the fall edition of the 2025 Android show
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We Distribute
We DistributeJun 5, 2025
Our FediForum June 2025 Live Coverage
Welcome back! We’re here to talk about all things happening at FediForum for the next three days. Look at the space below to see our updates!
FediForumLive
We Distribute
We DistributeSep 9, 2024
Our FediForum September 2024 Live Coverage
FediForum is back for its September 2024 session! Come join us and hang out as we cover the event in real-time!
FediForumLiveblog
We Distribute
We DistributeMar 19, 2024
Our Live Coverage of FediForum March 2024!
We're attending the Fediverse's most popular unconference, and providing updates of the talks, along with commentary!
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Adetunji Dahunsi
Adetunji DahunsiOct 26, 2023
Drag and Drop In Compose at the Android Show
A live demo for the new Drag and Drop APIs In Compose
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The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryFeb 12, 2011
What Egypt Really Means for the Theory of Religion
Carl A. Raschke interprets Egypt's 2011 uprising through May 1968, youth politics, Derrida, and a universalist religion without renewed religiosity in public.
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The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryOct 25, 2009
Zombie Aesthetics, Part 1: Vituperation
Colbey Emmerson Reid reads zombie cinema as an allegory of democracy, citizenship, agency, fascism, and the political limits of the Western action hero.
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The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryAug 1, 2009
Originary Grammar, Part 3
Adam Katz extends originary grammar through Eric Gans, metaphysics, imperatives, global law, and the need for signs capable of deferring political violence.
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The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryJul 16, 2009
Bernie Madoff University
Victor Taylor satirizes the corporate university through Bernie Madoff's Ponzi scheme, exposing a higher education model built on appearance, debt, and profit.
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The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryJun 25, 2009
Indicative Culture
Adam Katz explores the indicative sentence, authority, law, and counterinsurgency to argue that institutions must learn from situated habits and judgment.
theoryPostsindicative-sentence
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryJun 5, 2009
Obama’s Cairo Speech: “New Beginning,” New Enlightenment, or Old Aporia?
Carl A. Raschke analyzes Obama's Cairo speech as a bid for renewed relations between Islam and the West, testing its promise against Enlightenment aporias.
theoryPostsbarack-obama
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryMay 16, 2009
Specter and Event
Carl A. Raschke reflects on 2009 as a year of spectral eventfulness, reading Derrida and Nietzsche against political repetition, nihilism, and false dawns.
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The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryApr 26, 2009
Habit and Errors and Composition
Adam Katz uses Gertrude Stein to connect habit, error, attention, composition, reciprocity, and political exchange in an account of how novelty emerges.
theoryPostsgertrude-stein
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryApr 2, 2009
Born Again
Colbey Emmerson Reid reads The Descent as a feminist resurrection narrative in which trauma, monstrosity, repetition, and rebirth unsettle Christian allegory.
theoryPoststhe-descent
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryMar 9, 2009
Originary Grammar, Part 2
Adam Katz develops originary grammar through sentence forms, metaphysics, imperatives, and the linguistic ordering that continually defers social violence.
theoryPostsoriginary-grammar
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryFeb 10, 2009
“Post-America”: An Exchange
David Hale and Carl A. Raschke exchange views on American decline, debt, empire, irony, and the uncertain line between the audacity and arrogance of hope.
theoryPostsamerican-empire
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryJan 27, 2009
Labels Without Scars: Mystifying Amnesia in Today’s Presidential Politics
Wendy Felese examines the rhetoric surrounding Barack Obama's presidency, asking whether hopeful political labels conceal historical scars and uncertainty.
theoryPostsbarack-obama
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryJan 22, 2009
Dis-Enclosure and the Inaugural Moment
Carl A. Raschke reads Obama's inauguration beside Jean-Luc Nancy's Dis-Enclosure, asking how event, faith, Christianity, and the future resist philosophy.
theoryPostsjean-luc-nancy