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lot of folks following the intractable, 62-year-old Israeli/Palestinian struggle haven’t even heard of the “one state� solution, because our media constantly puts the “two state� solution forward as the only possible path to peace. But within progressive circles, the idea of a true democracy rising from the ashes of apartheid has steadily been gaining ground. Imagine a state encompassing the present Palestinian and Israeli territories turning into a real democracy with an equal vote for everyone and freedom to practice (or not) the religion of one’s choice. What is holding up this obvious alternative to the current bloodshed and intimidation? It is that Israel would no longer be an exclusive religious state and would have to share its tightly guarded space with the original inhabitants of that land. It would eliminate the fuss over the right of return. It would eliminate the fight over Jerusalem, as it would become the obvious capital for the whole state. The right-wing Jewish communities which the world has been catering to for all these decades would have to either learn how to live with their neighbors in equality or find another place. Good people who believe in fairness sometimes scoff at this idea because they say it will never happen. I remember that same “pragmatism� back in the ’50s about Jim Crow laws. I remember in later decades whether white rule would ever give up its hold on power to the majority black popoulation in South Africa. But both of those ideas have come to pass. Both those ideas came from visions based on the basic fairness of a democratic structure. Why is the situation with Israel any different? Study the history of the Zionist movement from the early 1900s, and you see that there were alternatives to plunking a European culture in the middle of Arab land. If you are a fair and unbiased person, knowing that history just might cause you to rethink and question why your country has been so inf luenced by AIPAC and other Israeli lobbying efforts. To say they have been successful in brainwashing the American public (especially its elected leaders) is an understatement. Israel made a fundamental mistake when it occupied that land 62 years ago, and the international
community was wrong to support it. Of course people are horrified by the Holocaust, as well they should be. That is no reason for the oppressed to turn into the oppressor. Israel was wrong, and that needs to be recognized. Many residents of Israel have realized this for a very long time, which is why there has always been a peace movement there and why the press in Israel often puts out viewpoints the American press is reluctant to pass on. The international anti-Zionist movement has always been led by Jews—including the current movement in our country. This month, an all-European Jewish flotilla heads to Gaza with humanitarian goods and Holocaust survivors. Do our representatives understand that it is not anti-Semitic to take a stand for the basic principle of justice? Is it some kind of collective guilt by non-Jews that creates this fear of taking a position that will eventually be viewed as being on the correct side of history? Since the recent attack on the Gaza f lotilla caught the attention of many U.S. citizens, I think public opinion is actually starting to change. I further think that if Americans really started to pay attention to the background and history of this six-decades-long struggle, then public opinion would start to change, because all we have to rely on is the basic fairness of our collective psyche. Last week, a delegation of North Coast residents met with an aide to Congresswoman Lynn Woolsey in advance of a meeting with Lynn planned for August on this issue. A new network is being formed called the North Coast Coalition for Palestine Support; you are welcome to join. The long struggle between Palestine and Israel is a basic issue of justice with which we should all be concerned, which is why I’d like to see the one state solution renamed the “democratic solution� for Middle East peace, as that best ref lects the only sustainable path to peace.
Israel made a fundamental mistake when it occupied that land 62 years ago.
Mary Moore has been activist for social justice since 1962. She has lived in Camp Meeker since 1974. To join her coalition, write justice3@sonic.net. Open Mic is a weekly feature in the Bohemian. We welcome your contribution. To have your topical essay of 700 words considered for publication, write openmic@bohemian.com.
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the design that transformed our land and, in turn, the land transformed us. We are now part of this thriving, cutting-edge community and even offer courses and retreats to those wanting to reconnect with the natural world. It is a gem! Thank you for the informative article and putting a spotlight on one of our local heroes.
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Regarding Suzanne Daly’s “Bread of Brittany� (June 9): A great article! I hope I can get up there someday soon to partake. The only minor error, and perhaps you’ve already heard from a horde of Celtophiles: “bilig� is perhaps Breton? It certainly is a Celtic language, but no modern people actually speak a language called “Celtic,� though they most assuredly speak a “Celtic� language: Breton, Gaelige, Gaidhal, etc. Great article!
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hree local waste-disposal agencies have been accused of discharging highly illegal amounts of pollutants into the Russian and Petaluma rivers. The allegation is based on self-reported toxin levels from the facilities themselves. The Petaluma River Council (PRC) and California Sportfishing Protection Alliance (CSPA) have notified Redwood Empire Disposal, the West Sonoma County Disposal Service and the Novato Disposal Service of their intent to sue over these violations. The disposal services, all part of the Ratto Group Inc., are in violation of the federal Clean Water Act and the California General Industrial Stormwater Permit, as well as certain limits dictated by the Environmental Protection Agency.
Stormwater runoff is essentially rain that has mixed with toxins on the ground, so any facility that deals with pollutants is responsible for treating its stormwater before discharging it. Many companies use materials that create contamination when they come in contact with water. Discharging water is a legal practice, and companies routinely discharge stormwater into the rivers after rains. However, the water that has been dumped by the Ratto Group’s agencies over the past five years has not been adequately treated for the removal of pollutants before being dumped. Although the agencies’ self-reported tests regularly showed that the discharged water was too high in aluminum, zinc, copper, iron, lead, oil and grease, among other contaminants, the facilities reported separate visual observations that were inconsistent with the tests, saying there was no evidence of contaminants.
“We were incredulous as we started looking at the numbers,� says CSPA executive director Bill Jennings. “That 20 years after the Industrial Stormwater Permit, sites like this can continue is astonishing.� He adds that the level of pollution from these facilities evidences “almost a dereliction� in enforcing the law. “To go much higher, you’d be in the level of hazardous waste,� he says. The Ratto Group is accused of some of the most severe dumping the environmental groups say they have seen in years. If convicted, the group could pay up to $37,500 per day per violation, according to an intent to file suit released by Michael Lozeau, the attorney for the CSPA and PRC. Although the Ratto Group had not responded to the intent to file suit at press time, they have until Aug. 5 to contact Lozeau and attempt to reach a settlement. “Based on reports, we have certainly one of the more alarming %-
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reat news! There’s still time! There’s still time to deftly avert climate disaster, and time to meet a German who’s helped make such a hopeful claim possible, Hans-Josef Fell. He’s coming to Santa Rosa on July 13, thanks to Woody Hastings of Sebastopol, who had the gumption to contact this climate-protection hero and ask nicely whether Herr Fell had any spare time on his upcoming trip to the Bay Area. Fell said ja. Along with other green-power fans, Hastings is understandably excited about Fell’s appearance next week. An award-winning parliamentary member of Germany’s green party (Bundestag), Fell was responsible in 2000 for drafting a political strategy that radically expanded solar power in that country, a policy called the Feed-In Tariff. “Herr Fell is something of an international cleanenergy rock star,� explains Hastings. “The reason his Feed-in Tariff policy is so significant is that it resulted in cloudy, northern Germany becoming number one in the solar photovoltaic market over the past decade.� Like all really good ideas, Fell’s is simple. “The Feed-In Tariff policy,� Hastings says, “requires the utilities to pay small, clean-electricity generators, like folks with rooftop solar arrays, for the excess power they feed to the grid. Herr Fell is the original author of the legislation in Germany, which has now spread to any other countries in Europe. We would like to see it catch on here in the U.S. The relevance to Sonoma County is that it’s a good policy, and it can work here.� Fell will speak at an event that Hastings said he “cobbled together� on short notice with the help of last-minute sponsors. “I think we’re very fortunate to be able to have him up here in Sonoma for a visit,� Hastings says. “He’s convinced countries [including Taiwan and Turkey] to abandon plans for nuclear power plants.� I like Fell already and I haven’t even met him yet. I read translations of his
writing, including a recent paper with an optimistic title, “Corporate Finance and Climate Protection: A Beneficial Alliance.� I was thrilled by such matter-of-fact statements as “cleaning carbon dioxide from the atmosphere is . . . economically selfsustaining� and “shifting to a solar economy . . . would provide societies around the world with solutions for climate protection, economic development, poverty reduction, conf lict resolution and local environmental protection.� Which such hopeful proclamations, I’d be tempted to think him a mere dreamer, except that he has already proven himself internationally to be a high achiever in the world of clean energy. According to Fell, the current target reduction approach to climate protection is not working, and emissions reductions alone only “increase concentration of climate gasses in the earth’s atmosphere.� Fell thinks we should focus on accomplishing two things: preventing new emissions and getting in there and scrubbing the hell out of the sky to get the carbon back to 330 parts per million. He thinks we can do this in a few decades via a “total conversion of the world’s energy supply to renewable energies.� According to Fell, researchers at Stanford and UC Davis have crunched the numbers and in a 2009 paper corroborated that such a plan “will be technically and economically possible by 2030.� And this highly ambitious plan would cost less than what the world would pay for nuclear energy and fossil fuels—less than half, he claims. Standing in the way are the “profit interests of the biggest companies worldwide, which do virtually all their business with the fossil-fuel and nuclear industries.� But this obstacle is nothing to a guy who knows how to write revolutionary policy. With the right political measures, a zero emissions world is just around the corner.
With the right political measures, a zero emissions world is just around the corner.
Hans-Josef Fell appears Tuesday, July 13, at the Glaser Center, 547 Mendocino Ave., Santa Rosa. 6:30pm. Free. Supervisor Valerie Brown also presents. 707.829.3460.
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Knock Knock Santa Rosa is a new fooddelivery, beer-delivery, anything-delivery service in Sonoma County, and I’m riding along for the night to see how it works. My first question, naturally, is whether they’ll deliver beer after 2am. (Alas, no.) My second question is how much it costs. For a one-stop delivery in Santa Rosa, a f lat-rate charge of just $10 applies. Extra stops along the way are only $3 each. To go outside Santa Rosa, from Healdsburg to Penngrove, from Oakmont to Graton, it’s $15. At Knock Knock HQ, the phone is busy, but the computer is always on as well—customers can order via email, text message, Facebook or Twitter—and in wonderful news for night owls, Knock Knock delivers until 3am. Unlike strictly food-delivery services, Knock Knock will find, buy and deliver anything legal under the sun. Sure, they bring beer to parties.
But they’ve also delivered rolls of stamps to a winery, patio furniture to a home, hot pizzas to a dive bar, an 89 cent roll of Rolaids to a bride at her bridal shower, filled a gas can for dirt bikes, arranged to pick up items bought on Craigslist, and shuttled countless groceries, burritos and Thai food containers all over the county. And that’s just in the last two months. With $150, a vibrant online presence and “sheer pluck,� says co-founder Jinx Rhodes, the three partners who started Knock Knock earlier this year were inspired by Pink Dot in Los Angeles and the numerous late-night delivery services in San Francisco. “But most delivery services contract with certain restaurants for a percentage markup on a really limited menu,� explains partner Melissa Gordon, “and we really wanted to open it up and offer anything.� &) THE BOHEMIAN
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And it’s restaurants tonight. I pile in the car with driver and third partner Matlock Zumsteg, just back from a chimichanga delivery, to head to In-N-Out for my call. After placing the order, I get really excited by the voyeurism of running a stranger’s errands, and mention this to Zumsteg. “Yeah, what we’ve compared it to, if you’ve ever played World of Warcraft, is those little quests you go on,� he says. “You finish them and it’s so satisfying.� We go to a market to pick up the Mickey’s, and Zumsteg texts the total to Gordon, who then texts the grand total to the customer so he can be ready when we arrive. $14.99 plus $9.13 equals $24.12. We traveled outside Santa Rosa, so it’s a $15 delivery charge, plus the extra Mickey’s stop is $3. Knock Knock’s running a $2.50 off special tonight, so the grand total is $39.62. Who are our mystery In-N-Out customers, I wonder? We’re greeted at the door by a small barking dog and a girl in a Star Wars belt, and led into the living room where four guys crowd a big leather sofa, watching an ’80s movie on a giant f lat-screen TV. A-ha, I say to myself. Too engrossed in the movie to drive for food. We are saviors! I expect cheers when Zumsteg pulls the burgers and beer out of his thermal carrying box, but it turns out these guys have called Knock Knock before, and they’re used to it by now. Back at Knock Knock HQ, making shop talk like an old pro, I find that most people are overjoyed when Knock Knock knocks. “I delivered beer to a party on A Street once,� Rhodes says, “and the whole house came out on the porch to see who Knock Knock was. One girl even hugged me.� “Yeah, people love us!� Gordon agrees. “They want to take pictures of us at the door. I don’t know what it is. We’re a phenomenon, baby.� Place your order with Knock Knock Santa Rosa till 3am at 707.543.1110 or www.knockknocksr.com.
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Hit up the Cabaret d’Amour on Saturday night for music au Français. Held at 142 Throckmorton Theatre (142 Throckmorton Ave., Mill Valley; 415.383.9600), the show includes performances by Moana Diamond, Danny Slomoff, Craig Jessup, Briana Smolowe, the Chez Kiki Orchestra and the Chez Kiki Dancers. The sounds of Edith Piaf, Mistenguette, Maurice Chevalier, Jacques Brel and Josephine Baker ooze romance. Life is a cabaret! Domaine Chandon Winery (1 California Drive, Yountville; 707.944.2280) offers a special French menu in its Yountville tasting room. Dust off your Marie Antoinette costumes and show up très chic to win a prize.
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plus-hour-a-week job while I sleep in and make my own schedule as a writer and very part-time online instructor. But a few recent books and studies have begun to make me feel that the ongoing process of shortening my workweek in a manner both sustainable and economically feasible is actually part of a 21st-century Zeitgeist rather than an idler’s cop-out. In February of 2010, the New Economics Foundation (NEF)—an independent, left-oriented think tank based in Britain that’s dedicated to “improving quality of life by promoting innovative solutions that challenge mainstream thinking on economic, environment and social issues�— released a report titled “21 Hours.� Available for free download from the NEF website, the goal of the report is to provoke debate about the economic and environmental benefits of making a 21-hour workweek the norm, as opposed to the current 40-plus-hour week. The NEF arrived at the number 21 by looking at British time-use surveys on how men and women of working age—which includes the employed, unemployed and those described as “economically inactive�—allocate their time over
24 hours. On average, according to the report, people spend 19.6 hours a week in paid work. The report puts forward myriad paradigmshifting theories and proposals concerning work, consumption and the possibilities for societal shift in the next few decades. Part of a greater shift toward sustainability, the idea of transforming work patterns as a way to push society out of its current economic and environmental morass comes not a moment too soon. As a gusher in the depths of the Gulf of Mexico spews tragic amounts of oil like a hemorrhaging wound, there has never been a better time to try to develop new ways of living, ways that no longer tax the earth at such an unprecedented level.
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Start Living, argues that the shortened workweek (he thinks even 21 hours is too many) is a noble and reachable goal in an increasingly complicated, recession-ridden world. Bogue has blogged for the past year about leaving his day job at a major New York magazine in order to create a life that is centered around less drudge work and more time. Since leaving full-time employment, he has built a successful online business and shortened his workweek by more than half. On his blog, Bogue talks about ways to spend time previously spent at work. Yoga, cooking at home and owning only approximately 75 personal items helps to keep expenses down. In his mid-twenties and childless, Bogue is lucky not to have many of the responsibilities of older folks, but he has plenty of collegeloan debt and is adamant in his belief that anyone can work a shortened, passion-driven workweek if they want it badly enough. “We as a society work too much. We drag ourselves to the office like work is a regularly scheduled program, but the reality is that it’s not,� says Bogue via email from his new home base of Oakland. “The 40-hour workweek was born in the industrial age, when people made widgets in factories. The modern world is a much different place than the one we used to work in, and smart individuals are discovering that time doesn’t equal productivity.�
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be a start. Labor unions would need to get on board with this switch, and the minimum wage would need to be raised to ensure that those in lower wage jobs are able to making a living.
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s there a downside to switching to a 21hour workweek? Michael Bomford, an Agriculture and Energy Fellow at the Santa Rosa–based Post Carbon Institute, believes that there are a few kinks that would need to be worked out before something like this would be possible across the globe. While he agrees that perpetual growth is unsustainable and that we should be working less now that machines and products are becoming more efficient, he also sees potholes in the road. “Although I’m sympathetic to their desire to see a more equitable distribution of work, particularly among people who want to work, I don’t want to see my 90-year-old grandfather working 26 hours so that I can work 26 hours,� says Bomford by phone from his Kentucky farm. “Different people have different skills and abilities, and there will always be considerable inequality in terms of how much work each individual is able to contribute to society.� The conundrum of health insurance also poses a serious problem for implementation of this plan in the U.S. “Providing benefits is a very expensive part of employing a person,� Bomford says. “The cost of employing people would increase dramatically if you had to provide health benefits to each of these essentially part-time employees. On the other hand, our system is broken. We haven’t come up with a way to provide benefits to people who aren’t paid employees, and obviously the United Kingdom has a different system than we do, with the single-payer healthcare system. It allows a little more flexibility.� In the end though, Bomford does see the benefits to shrinking the amount of time spent in paid work. “If we had more time—because less of our time is dedicated to paid employment—then it would free up time for us to live more sustainably. Generally, people who work more consume more. People need to consume more in order to give themselves more time for a long workday. If you have two working parents putting in 40-hour workweeks, that is essentially socially unsustainable. They need fast food, prepackaged ingredients, packaged cereals, dryers and two cars in order to maintain that kind of life. So we’re creating energy demand in order to maintain that intense work schedule.� One possibility for broad and incremental change would be to study real models of shortened workweeks, including the mandatory four-day workweek, which the state of Utah employees experimented with in 2008– 2009, and the 35-hour workweek in France. Websites like Shareable.net are working to provide information about how to build more resilient societies through sharing, sustainable living and alternate approaches to the work-spend conundrum. If we could get the whole health insurance mess worked out here, we might be able to move closer to making a less stressful and demanding workweek more of a floodlight than a distant glimmer.
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with their auto-industry jobs. “There was always this sense that ‘we can’t do it ourselves, we need a boss,’� Sullivan remembers. “‘We need a hierarchy because otherwise how can we get a promotion?’� Don’t be surprised if the idea smacks of socialism. Sullivan hopes audiences will leave the production free of the notion that socialism is a dirty word. “We, the working class, create the wealth of a country,� Sullivan says. “[The wealthy] can’t do it without us, but we need to show them that we can do it without them.� In keeping with their socialist politics, even the construction of SFMT defies hierarchical categorization. Sullivan, who calls the troupe an “artistic collective,� also works as an actor and director. One of the company’s principal actors doubles as a booker. Wilma Bonet, the director of Posibilidad, began as an actress and still does both. Bonet faced racial discrimination when a performing-arts high school rejected her application because of her Puerto Rican accent. How did that affect her approach to theater? “I don’t let anybody stop me,� she laughs. “I just look at it as people not understanding where I’m coming from. [But] everybody has a voice in the mime troupe.� Social consciousness roared onto Bonet’s radar when she worked with a film crew documenting the Young Lords, a New York gang turned political activism group, marching in a parade. “I saw the charge of the NYC police brigade, and I thought, ‘Oh my God, I’m going to die,’� she says. “They started beating everyone up just for opening their
flag. They didn’t care about the people who were watching the parade. My whole vision of how the police treated people totally changed.� All of Bonet’s social rebellion is rooted in her reverence for artistic design. Years in art school instilled in her a passion for visual composition that transcends mediums (“Rembrandt,� she admires, “would just use light�); she applies painting techniques to the way she arranges her stage. Murals inspire her because their figures reach, point and gesture, guiding the eye in a static version of theater. “I paint live pictures onstage,� she says. “I’m very aware of color and timing. We don’t have lights [for outdoor productions], so I’m aware of where the focus needs to be so that the actor can lead the focus to what will happen next.� The troupe’s penchant for relentlessly and artistically questioning the status quo draws North Bay audiences year after year. “It’s not silent mime,� Sullivan clarifies. “It’s just like a Broadway musical, but it’s smaller and has a point.� Earlier, he says, “I would like for [audience members] to establish a democratic workers’ state in two or three days,� Sullivan says. “But that’s probably not going to happen.� Prove him wrong at the North Bay premiere of ‘Posibilidad’ on Wednesday, July 14, at Mill Valley Community Center. 180 Camino Alto, Mill Valley. 6:30pm music; 7pm show. Free. 415.383.1370. For other show times, visit www.sfmt.org/schedule.
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woman named Christiana Torvel, a series of unexpected twists are set in place, as Merteuil grows increasingly jealous of Valmont’s growing infatuation with the lovely mortal. In the original novel, the seductions and subsequent abandonment were plenty to illustrate the metaphorically soulless existence of the upper crust; literally turning them into soulless bloodsuckers pushes the nastiness and the sense of looming danger up a good notch or two. With a clever stage design by Daniel Willis, and some elegant sound and lighting effects by Jeff Polunas and Chris Littman, respectively, the scenes shift from 1789 Paris to 1989 New Orleans to modern-day San Francisco. The major weakness in this production belongs to the actors, and illuminates the pro and con issues that often come up with SRT shows. Is this a theater company or a training ground for young actors? The answer, of course, is both. Though certainly committed and obviously talented, the cast of Dangerous Liaisons with Vampires (especially those playing the vampires), cannot conjure the grounded, age-old, world-weary maturity of someone who has lived for hundreds of years. Though Gibbons nails her character’s watchful disdain for everything around her, she never convincingly sheds her twenty-something mannerism, and as the supposedly self-controlled and experienced Valmont, Fajardo seems downright puppyish. Still, if one views this production as the test run of a delightful and entertaining new play—one that will hopefully be picked up by other companies in the near future—then SRT’s Dangerous Liaisons with Vampires stands as a off beat, edgy triumph. ‘Dangerous Liaisons with Vampires’ runs in repertory through Aug. 3 in the Newman Auditorium, on the SRJC campus, 1501 Mendocino Ave., Santa Rosa. $10–$20. 707.527.4343.
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on the run to find the real culprits. It all comes together with help from the ever-clutching Hand of Coincidence. Director Daniel Alfredson is trying to create a Euro answer to Americanized thrillers by gentling them with humanism; we pause to see Mikael shaking his heavy head over every dead body, stoutly maintaining that Lisbeth is not a killer. Match this with the kind of sexual politics unseen since the 1970s in film. Lisbeth is an old-fashioned pulp heroine in a pulp plot. Her opponents are thoroughly dirty and include a hulking, muscley henchman whose strange medical condition makes him analogous to one of the minor 007 villains (hint: The World Is Not Enough). The muscleman’s boss is a scarfaced head villain “who speaks six languages fluently,� even if he should have smarter hiring practices. When you try to dispatch a pair of heroes by locking them in a barn and setting it on fire, it’s not because that’s an efficient way of killing someone; it’s because everyone wants to see a barn burning. No one can say they haven’t seen this movie before; they just haven’t seen it in Swedish before. And while this series is about the stodginess of Sweden, it is also a featurelength postcard for the country. Maybe Sweden wouldn’t be attractive to tourists unless it seemed a little dangerous? Yet Peter Mokrosinski’s cinematography exemplifies a current trend, what Todd Miro’s Into the Abyss blog describes as “that color-grading virus that is teal and orange.� We probably can’t stop them from digitally intermediating every film until it’s almost duotone blue and gold, but at least we can make them self-conscious about it. ‘The Girl Who Played with Fire’ opens on Friday, July 9, at the Rialto Lakeside Cinemas. 551 Summerfield Road, Santa Rosa. 707.525.4840.
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In a quick, last-minute booking, the interminably eccentric Pixies frontman and lyrical surrealist Frank Black makes a rare solo appearance in Sonoma County this weekend. Continuing to wed wild ideas to vaguely surf- and rancheroinspired rock, Black romances the unexpected on his latest, NonStopErotik. “Lake of Sin� is less a sequel to “Wave of Mutilation� than a churning ’70s glam-rock throwback; “Rabbits� sounds like an outtake from Beck’s Mutations; and “Dead Man’s Curve�—not a Jan and Dean cover—is reminiscent of his best solo work from Dog in the Sand. When Black was last here, he indulged the crowd with a number of Pixies songs; let’s hope for “Where Is My Mind?� instead of NonStopErotik’s “When I Go Down on You� (awkward!) when Black plays Thursday, July 8, at the Mystic Theatre. 21 Petaluma Blvd N., Petaluma. 8:30pm. $20. 707.765.2121.
Whether you’re a Vampire Weekend–loving teenager or a Graceland-loving boomer, the West African Highlife Band entertain this weekend with all the African music you’ve been only partially exposed to through American hybrids. Well-situated to acoustic settings and even more at home in their electric form, the group—and its abridged offshoot, the Nigerian Brothers—is led by King Sunny AdĂŠ veteran Ken Okulolo, repeatedly voted “Nigeria’s best bassist.â€? True to its name, the group’s five-man interplay is joyous, buoyant and light, topped with the killer guitar work of Soji Odukogbe, who spent five years as Fela Kuti’s lead guitarist. In the heat of summertime, highlife is the perfect music to “rise above the pain and suffering,â€? as Okulolo puts it. Feel the positive outdoor vibes on Saturday, July 10, at the Osher Marin Jewish Community Center. 200 N. San Pedro Road, San Rafael. 7pm. $5–$25. 415.444.8000.
For years, travelers on Highway 29 drove through Rutherford, noticed the Rutherford Grange Hall across from Rubicon Estate and wondered, “What in the world goes on inside that place?� Just last year, an infusion of fresh faces and new ideas brought a new vitality to the historic white building previously consigned to obscurity. New “Master of the Grange� Susan Hirschy has extended the scope of the hall beyond bingo nights and community potlucks to include, among other collaborations with the arts community, this weekend’s second semifinal of the Napa Valley Battle of the Bands. Defying Truth, Diamond Dead, In the Know, Rude Intoxicant, Swim to Sydney, the Gees, the Subtones and Comfort Slacks duke it out on the Grange stage on Saturday, July 10, at the Rutherford Grange. 1991 Hwy. 29, Rutherford. 6pm. $5–$7. 707.265.9180.
The Bay Area MCs Rydah J. Klyde, the Husalah and the Jacka have blazed successful trails in the rap world, but to truly understand their art, one’s gotta go back . . . we’re talkin’ pre-hyphy back. The Mob Figaz, with fellow rappers AP.9 and Fed Ex, might not have the long-term backpacker appeal of Souls of Mischief or Del tha Funkee Homosapien, but to deny their inf luence is to ignore a vital chapter in Bay Area hip-hop. Rife with the usual tales of thug life, the Figaz also weren’t afraid to explore Muslim tradition before it was a given in hiphop (“New Beginning�) or the sadder, more poignant side of the streets (“Hustlin’ in the Rain�). A thousand asphalt-scraping trunks have boomed testament to the group’s legacy, and their occasional reformations are always cause for buggin’ out. It’s real on Saturday, July 10, at the Phoenix Theater. 201 E. Washington St., Petaluma. 8pm. $25. 707.762.3565.
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THE YOUNG DUBLINERS
+ LUVPLANET
7/15 9:00 PM SHOW > $10/12 > ROCK
WE ARE THE FALLEN
PLUS RECKLESS IN VEGAS SUN 7/18 • 7:00PM DOORS • $22 • ALL AGES NOUVEAU FLAMENCO
7/16 8:30 PM SHOW > $15 > ROCK
AN EVENING WITH
ALEX BAND
OTTMAR LIEBERT
(OF THE CALLING) + DUSTIN SAYLOR
& LUNA NEGRA
7/17 8:30 PM SHOW > $17/20 > COMEDY
TUE 7/20 • 7:30PM DOORS • $16 • 21+ PUNK-ROCK/BLUEGRASS
2nd Annual Big Fat Budget Buster Tour
WILL DUR S T
BASKERY
+ Johnny Steele
PLUS DGIIN
+ Deb and Mike Hosted by Jeff Blazy 7/20 8:30 PM SHOW > $10 > ROCK
FRI 7/23 • 8:00PM DOORS • $20 ADV/$22 DOS • 21+ REGGAE
SINCE OCTOBER + ADELITAS WAY
PATO BANTON AND THE NOW GENERATION
+ NEW MEDICINE 7/21 8:30 PM SHOW > $10 > ROCK
SAT 7/24 • 7:00PM DOORS • $25 ADV/$28 DOS • 16+ FOLK
EVANS BLUE
IRIS DEMENT
+ RED LINE CHEMISTRY 7/22 9:00 PM SHOW > $20 > REGGAE
PLUS JASON WILBER
WARRIOR KING
SAT 7/31 • 7:00PM DOORS • $16 • 16+ ROCK
+ DJ JACQUES
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became M.I.A.’s first video—the one with the kid getting shot in the head—from her upcoming record. With a guitar sample from post-punk pioneers Suicide, muddled vocals and hardly any rhythm, it defines what labels deem “not a hit.� “XXXO� was quickly leaked to steer the conversation into a more accessible realm, but it was an overcorrective turn with Lady Gaga–sounding production and dimwitted lyrics about “tweeting me like Tweety Bird on your iPhone.� Maya, or /\/\/\Y/\, as it’s known typographically, is out July 13 and is not as much a piece of shit as these two songs would have one believe. Rather, it’s daringly creative, a pastiche of noises culled from post-punk, industrial and experimental palettes arranged into structured form and immediate hooks. References to living online abound, from the YouTube-inspired cover art to intentionally glitchy digital noise, and cultural globetrotting is still M.I.A.’s gambit. “Steppin’ Up� rattles like the inside of a Detroit car factory; “It Takes a Muscle� siphons Caribbean reggae by way of Brixton; “Meds and Feds� channels D.C. hardcore.
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with that. She went to art school, people. What you learn in art school, or by listening to Madonna, is to strike a pose, shunning authenticity in the quest of the illusion thereof. It’s pop music’s No. 1 rule. What matters to me as a longtime M.I.A. fan is whether or not she can continue to make engaging, forward-thinking records. Six years ago, she blew the music industry wide open with Piracy Funds Terrorism, a mix tape promoted on hip-hop sites largely due to its producer, Diplo, a star in underground circles. (M.I.A. and Diplo have since gone on to publicly denigrate each other’s contributions but still work together.) With debut album Arular and breakthrough follow-up Kala, with the smash hit “Paper Planes,â€? M.I.A.’s (or Diplo’s) sound has now infiltrated pop music to an innocuous degree. You can hear the signature dancehall triplet beat, pseudo-analog effects and dry vocal delivery in everything from Lil’ Wayne protĂŠgĂŠe Nicki Manaj to pop icon Christina Aguilera. Yet M.I.A.’s distinctly modern music has been overshadowed by her distinctly instigative stance. At last year’s Outside Lands Festival, extra security was brought to the front of the stage because, pissed off that Tenacious D had filled the headlining slot instead of her, M.I.A. had pre-announced that the crowd could join her onstage. She never delivered on the promised bumrush, instead singing the entirety of “Paper Planesâ€? completely off-key and futzing through a sloppy, noisy new song, “Born Free,â€? which met with stunned silence from the crowd. So it’s a little weird that “Born Freeâ€?
‘Maya’ teems with political references but contains no actual political songs. M.I.A. sings that “all I ever wanted was my story to be told,� and now that it has been, and exhaustively so, she croons (“Tell Me Why,� “Space�), squawks (“Teqkilla�) and mumbles (“It Iz What It Iz�) stories more removed from whatever political stance she may claim. As far as I can ascertain, the record teems with political references but conatins no actual political songs. Despite an intro connecting Google to the government, Maya namechecks the Taliban, Obama, the CIA, the FBI, time bombs, the Pope, marijuana, cops and Gandhi without tying any of these concepts together. The rest of M.I.A.’s songs are mostly about love, a subject as knotty as politics but one which rarely gets pop stars in trouble, and, in increasing frequency, herself and her wealth and her fame. Is this what moving to America, and more specifially Southern California, has done to M.I.A.? Made her kick against the country she calls a “chicken factory� while aping its lowest forms of art? Perhaps. But remember that her art-school pose relies on embracing contradiction, in this case selling a critique of America to America from an area of Los Angeles—she lives in Brentwood— with a median income upwards of $100,000. Beneath the media din, not only is M.I.A. owning the pose, it’s a blaringly original pose set to an album with dramatic production and unexpected highlights. With one concessionary “hit� single anchoring a pastiche of noises culled from post-punk, industrial and experimental palettes, the fact is that Maya is the perfect record for M.I.A. to be making right now.
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HAPPY HOUR M–F • 4–6PM EST. 1941
DAVE GLEASON AND THE July 9 GOLDEN CADILLACS Fri
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CD RELEASE PARTY
8:30pm Sun
BBQ on the Lawn! July 11 THE SUN KINGS
A Salute to the Beatles Gates at 3:00pm, Music at 4:00pm
Thur
July 15 Fri
July 16 Sat
SINGER/SONGWRITER SERIES
HOSTED BY LAURALEE BROWN 7:00pm / In the Bar
PETTY THEFT
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MOONALICE
July 17
8:30pm
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BBQ on the Lawn!
June 18
Rancht!o Debu
Legendary Bay Area Greats
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CHROME JOHNSON
Original Rock 8:30pm
BAUTISTA
July 31
Latin Fusion Dance Band 8:30pm
Sat
LEE PRESSON AND THE NAILS
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