Issue 429 Issue Overview

Issue 429 Issue Overview | dB Magazine

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Silverstein One amazing thing about music, regardless of genre, is how unifying it actually is. It's really quite inconceivable to think how many different languages are spoken in the world, and yet with just one song, it can unite different cultures and people from all over to sing or dance along for even just a few minutes. Maybe the solution to all the person-related problems that plague this world of ours could be solved with just a live musical performance?		Sara Storer Silver Skies EMI Beccy Cole, Gina Jeffreys and Kasey Chambers have for many years been Australia's leading female country music exponents. Sara Storer can now firmly put herself in with this group, with the release of her fourth album, the exquisite 'Silver Skies', a 12 track album that runs perfectly for just over 43 minutes.
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If you had plans on getting along to the Big Day Out and doing the Eagle Rock to some band like Rage Against The Machine, then you're gonna be outta luck. Or are you? Since the Adelaide BDO has completely sold out there's one - or two - very small chances. Firstly, that someone nice bought you a ticket for a Christmas present, or that you win the dB Magazine BDO Art competition. That's it; there is no more to be done... except exercising your artistic talent and getting an entry in for a pair of tickets to the Big Day Out, won by the entry which we choose to be on our front cover, on the streets Wed 23 January.		Over the years we've covered a lot of musical / artistic / cinematic ground as Adelaide's best-loved street publication. Now thanks to the wonders of technology, every article since October 2002 is within your browser's grasp. You can search dBmagazine.com.au via Google or just thumb through well-loved back issues...
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