Good Music Guide Issue 24

With so much good music in the world today, one magazine just isn't enough to keep up.

Here you have our most sleekly designed handheld yet. If Filter Biggie (as we in the Good Music Guide department like to call it) is your mag of choice for the War Against Tastelessness (and it damn well should be), then this shiny little devil is for the streets—just call it your back-pocket indie argument ender.

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Filter Good Music Guide October-December 2008

FEATURES

Big Mouthed and Fancy Free: Oasis and The Way to Live Forever

Elephants in Athens: Of Montreal Tells the Story of E6

Annuals’ Guide to Raleigh, North Carolina

Living the Deadpan Dream: Craig Robinson Helps Make a Porno

CHEAT SHEET
The Slacker’s Revenge [Slacker 2.0]
Concert in your Pocket [iGTR]
NPR Dishes Up Free Concert Memories [All Songs Considered]
Universally Speaking [Z-5 Omnidirectional Speakers]

REVIEWS

One-liners: A miniature take on selected Filter Magazine reviews

CDs: Bloc Party, Lucinda Williams, Eagles of Death Metal, The Streets, Johnny Cash, Mount Eerie, Aqualung, El Guincho, The Henry Clay People, Chandeliers, Facing New York, Daniel Martin Moore, Ingrid Michaelson, Free Blood, The Rosebuds, Rachael Yamagata, Pit Er Pat

DVDs: Awake, My Soul: The Story of the Sacred Harp, Glenn O’Brien’s TV Party

Books: Cobain Unseen by Charles R. Cross, Travelers by Walter Martin & Paloma Muñoz

Video Games: Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe; Rock Band 2