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Arts Stories for 10-24-2000
Bad Religion: Best punks on earth
Bad Religion is the best punk band on earth," claimed guitarist Brian Baker. He should know. He's been in the band since 1994 and has been a fan since their 1982 debut, How Could Hell Be Any Worse? "If I wasn't in Bad Religion," Baker said, "I'd go to every Bad Religion show."Michael who? The new Kramer show debuts on NBC
Kramer? Where's Kramer? You'll probably be asking yourself the same question after witnessing "The Michael Richards Show." Despite the entourage of three former "Seinfeld" writers/producers and a veteran supporting cast, Michael Richards has little to work with in this tired new comedy.Kingsolver flourishes in 'Prodigal Summer'
In "Prodigal Summer," the latest novel from acclaimed author Barbara Kingsolver, three stories of rural inhabitants in an Appalachian farming community entwine to create a beautiful novel laced with themes of nature, love, sex and isolation.Breaking Records: Reviews of the Music Industry's New Releases
Reflection Eternal, Talib Kweli and DJ Hi-Tek; Priority
Love Parade: Berlin, Dave Ralph; Kinetic Records
Greatest Hits, Lenny Kravitz; Virgin Records
Bamboozled (Soundtrack), various artists; Motown
Bette, Bette Midler; Warner Bros.
Lost Souls, The Doves; Astralwerks
Sing When You're Winning, Robbie Williams; Capitol Records
Wish I Was in Heaven Sitting Down, R.L. Burnside; Fat Possum
10-24-2000
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