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13 Manney On A Mission

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come everyone knows Derrick Cook is a sexual predator except the Pa. courts?

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Twist Ending Regarding Michael Alan Goldberg’s article about May 21, 2011, being considered judgment day: I’d like to say that if this is being read in print then we are still here and absolutely nothing has happened except for the tarnishing of some already tarnished reputations. Mr. Goldberg does an excellent job of pointing out that this whole event has happened before in 1994. I sincerely hope that people wise up and we won’t have a three-peat (Third time is NOT a charm). I almost feel sorry for the people who fell for the lies and willingly tossed aside everything they had to follow this charade. Almost.

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It really is amazing how STUPID people are. Does anyone really believe no one’s making a dime off this scam? There’s a whole radio network—a business, no matter how you slice it—pushing this agenda and alleging it is for no one’s benefit. Meanwhile, they’ve convinced gullible sheep to quit their jobs, burn through their life savings AND EUTHANIZE THEIR PETS! How very Christian. And what, pray tell, will Harold Camping and Chris McCann do on the morning of May 22? Go into hiding? Commit suicide? They’re not gonna be able to bring back peoples’ pets— and certainly not anyone’s life savings! I am not a religious person but I always say to each his own. If having faith makes you happy, and if you’re not harming anyone in the process, then go for it. But this is causing harm. These poor bastards are going to be devastated when nothing happens on May 21.

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Arts on Fire Regarding Roberta Fallon’s review of two new exhibits at the Institute of Contemporary Art: Rimbaud’s season in Hell with Verlaine made the existentialists understand Hell as other people. The banality of the show’s worm of a title, in any case, will keep me safely on the urbane side of Schuylkill. And I attended Warhol parties back in the day and they weren’t so great.

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Derrick Cook is a sexually violent predator— but not according to the Pa. court system.

November 25, 2008: Katrina Mansfield in the hospital two days after Derrick Cook attacked her.

Two and a half years after Derrick Cook almost killed Katrina Mansfield, she sits quietly in a courtroom, alone, awaiting what the justice system considers fair trade for what she calls her life sentence.

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notified if Cook moves in, even though the prosecution argued that Cook displayed “at least 14 applicable risk factors for sexual reoffending.”

“It’s so galling,” says Mansfield, who called Zakireh and asked for an explanation. “He said to me that my own testimony worked against me.” She says he told her that he didn’t think Cook met the criteria of having a sexual disorder.

Aside from the fact that Cook is obviously sexually violent and obviously a predator, the diagnostic criteria plays out as a highstakes forensic chess game. And something else doesn’t add up: If the reason Zakireh withdrew his support for his own diagnosis was, as Mansfield says he told her, rooted in a detail of her original testimony, then how could he have shown up ready to testify for Cook’s classification as an SVP at the reconsideration hearing in October? Did he get new information that changed his mind (that the prosecution isn’t aware of) some time after October? Would Cook be classified a SVP if the October hearing was not postponed? No one seems to know.

“I don’t think he realizes the impact that his words had,” says Mansfield. “We were really worked over. Violence is there, and [Cook] wanted sex, so what’s the disconnect?”

Zakireh did not return requests for comment.

With the SVP status dead in the water, the final leg of Mansfield’s legal journey is the re-sentencing of Cook.

In the courtroom, a flat-screen television blinks to life and Cook’s face appears, piped in via video feed from a cell in SCI-Pine Grove. His back is slumped against a cinderblock wall, and he dons sunglasses.

Sitting alone, Mansfield stares at Cook through the double vision she will suffer the rest of her life as a result of his attack.

“Due to the injuries Cook inflicted on me, I am in constant pain ... The insecurity of living as a disabled person receiving a tiny monthly check is scary,” says Mansfield, who worked as a graphic designer before the attack.

Lerner announces that the new sentence remains the same as the old sentence: 20 to 45 years.

The only time Cook speaks is a few “yups” and “yes sirs” in response to Lerner. The hearing is over within minutes.

“Now that the doctor has ended our chance at winning this small victory,” says Mansfield, “I just feel more loss and anxiety.”

With good reason: Because of the failure of the law, a future neighbor of Cook’s will, just like Mansfield that morning in 2008, have no reason to not open the door if he knocks.

Mansfield will never completely recover from the assault. But now, after two and a half years of court dates, the legal battle is finally over. “Gross,” says Mansfield, after the video feed shows Cook shuffling off back to his cell. She stands to go home. “No apology, no nothing.” n

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Mansfield, 47, knew the then-15-year-old Cook from the neighborhood and had hired him to do odd jobs. So when Cook knocked on her door on Nov. 23, 2008, and told her that he was locked out, Mansfield let “the kid” she knew into her house. He told her he had a headache. She turned to get him a glass of water and Tylenol when she felt the first blow.

He grabbed a knife and stabbed her over and over, leaving a four-inch exit wound in the back of her neck. He hit her face so hard that shards of her skull pierced her eyes. He broke her neck and sexually assaulted her.

Here’s what Mansfield had no way of knowing: Earlier that same year, Cook was arrested for possession of a firearm. Then, on Aug. 11, 2008, Cook grabbed a 23-yearold woman walking near the 800 block of Orkney Street, dragged her into a nearby lot, raped her multiple times at gunpoint and slammed her skull and face against jagged rocks. On Sept. 18, he attacked another woman walking on Girard Avenue—she escaped—and Cook was arrested as a juvenile for indecent exposure, open lewdness and harassment and given an electronic

monitoring bracelet.

A month later, he strategically cut it off before showing up at Mansfield’s house to attack her.

Derrick Cook’s rampage was stopped only because Mansfield (barely) survived.

DNA linked him to the first victim. He pleaded guilty to both attacks.

Though technically tried as an adult, Cook’s sentence—20 to 45 years—reflects the court’s view of him as a minor. At sentencing, Judge Benjamin Lerner even addressed his lack of parental guidance.

After being told Cook’s guilty plea “spared her the pain” of a trial, Mansfield isn’t so sure the reduced charges and sentence was worth it.

“I was dismayed when Judge Lerner sentenced Derrick Cook, who brutally ... attacked me in my home and left me for dead,” Mansfield says. “It includes jail time for his crimes against me and [the first] victim. Rather than punish Cook for each attack, most of his sentences will be served concurrently. Kind of like a two-for-one deal.”

Though sex offenders usually serve more than their minimum sentence, Mansfield has doubts.

“He will always be seen as a 15-year-old offender,” she says. “In sentencing he was seen as such and God knows what’s going to happen in 20 years when we still have [prison] overcrowding and someone will say, ‘Oh, he was 15.’”

In all, counting time served, Cook could be released 17 and a half years from now, a free man at 35 years old—making classification as a “sexually violent predator” (SVP) under Megan’s Law the last resort at shielding society from further damage.

Offenders classified as SVPs must register their address with state police every three months; communities are notified when a sexually violent predator moves in next door. SVP status also mandates psychological counseling for the offender.

While every other level in Megan’s Law tiered classification system is automatic and based on conviction, SVP status can only be applied to a convict after a special hearing.

is a violent sexual predator—except, after a drawn-out and botched hearing to determine the status, in the eyes of the law.

According to the Pennsylvania code, “A sexually violent predator is a person who is convicted of a sexually violent offense and is determined to be a sexually violent predator due to a mental abnormality or personality disorder that makes the person likely to engage in predatory sexually violent offenses.”

Dr. Barry Zakireh is a member of the Sexual Offenders Assessment Board and director of the adult offender and forensic program at the Joseph J. Peters Institute in Center City. Under the Megan’s Law statute, he was assigned to evaluate Cook.

According to court documents, “Dr. Zakerih found the defendant’s behavior to fit diagnostic criteria for the mental abnormality Paraphilia NOS [Not Otherwise Specified] with the particular stimuli being nonconsenting persons.”

The phrase mental abnormality is key— evidently, actually committing predatory sexually violent acts is not enough for classification. Instead of relying on facts and behavior, the burden is on the prosecution to diagnostically “prove” a mental abnormality or personality disorder. Zakireh argued Cook was a SVP; the defense’s hired-gun expert argued he couldn’t be sure.

“The Court found that the Commonwealth failed to show by clear and convincing evidence that the defendant had a mental abnormality.”

Mansfield was pissed. “It’s psychobabble,” she says. “The are trying to split hairs and labels on something that is not very easily quantifiable.”

Mansfield’s lawyer, Assistant District Attorney Namratha Ravikant, formally requested that the court reconsider the verdict. A new hearing was granted and scheduled for Oct. 1, 2010. In the interim, Cook’s sentence was vacated pending the result of the new SVP hearing.

Zakireh arrived in the courtroom that October morning, files in hand, seemingly ready to testify once again that Cook should be classified as an SVP. But the video equipment wasn’t working properly and the hearing was postponed, then postponed twice more due to Zakireh calling out with conflicting appointments and/or medical problems. The last hearing was rescheduled for May 13.

But about a week before the hearing, out of the blue, Zakireh called Ravikant and told her that he could no longer support his diagnosis. Ravikant was shocked.

“The expert had not informed the Commonwealth prior to … the hearing that he could no longer support the diagnosis and appeared ready to testify,” she says.

Zakireh’s withdrawal of support means the case is over. In the eyes of the law, Cook will not be classified as a sexually violent predator and as a result Northern Liberties—or whatever neighborhood he decides to move to upon his release—will not be

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which lie on top of the coveted natural-gas reserves, are the most pristine waters of the river, according to O’Hara. A researcher with the U.S. Geological Survey, which has been conducting a long-term study of the river basin, confirmed that the Delaware has actually gotten much cleaner since the DRBC was instituted 50 years ago.

“The whole reason we were formed was to protect and manage the resources of the Delaware River Basin,” O’Hara says. “[Natural-gas drilling] has been an issue that we haven’t necessarily had to look at before.”

Which means the Commission must perform a delicate balancing act as it considers opening the Delaware to the natural-gas industry while fulfilling its mission, which O’Hara says is being “protective of the water resources.”

On June 1, the Commission will hold its second public hearing about whether to allow XTO, a subsidiary of Exxon, to extract 250,000 gallons of water per day from a Delaware tributary for their operations. They’re sorting through more than 58,000 public comments they’ve received about their proposed regulations of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, a process that involves cracking the shale with a mixture of sand, water and a chemical cocktail to release the gas. Once the regulations are passed, applications for drilling could be considered in the headwaters of Philly’s main drinking water source.

Which is exactly why Protecting Our Waters volunteers were handing out literature to passers-by, making speeches and performing skits at last week’s demonstration. Their goal is to attract the public’s attention to an issue they say has been glossed over and flagrantly lied about by the natural gas and energy industries.

“People are getting sick,” says Roter, who says a friend of hers was hospitalized recently because he couldn’t breathe. She says he lived near a gas-well pad in Dimock—a town known for its tainted water after scenes from the documentary “Gasland” showed people putting lighters to their spigots and setting fire to their running tap water. The gas-well pad, Roter says, contained a separator, which emits harmful gases as it extracts natural gas.

“Wells get contaminated—people oftentimes don’t realize right away,” says Roter,

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As Rebecca Roter stood on Broad Street, heavy clouds threatening rain overhead, she brandished a bottle of murky water labeled “Bradford County.” This, said Roter—a volunteer with the nonprofit Protecting Our Waters—is water drawn from private wells near natural-gas extraction sites near the Susquehanna River. Her question was: Would you want to drink this? The answer from the dozens gathered outside the DoubleTree Hotel last week? “No fracking way!”

The demonstrators were on Broad Street to protest a speech that former Gov. Tom Ridge—now a consultant contracted by the Marcellus Shale Coalition—had scheduled with the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce about natural-gas extraction in the Marcellus Shale, a vast underground formation that stretches from the Delaware River Basin and New York down to Tennessee. Ridge had been touting the gas industry as a boon to the state and to the city for its job growth and investment potential, says Chamber of Commerce spokesperson Liz Ferry. “There’s not drilling in Philadelphia County, but as members of the business community, folks were interested to hear what the impact would be on the economy of the entire state as far as jobs,” she says. “We all have an interest in seeing

“You think a million dollars will make people do the right thing?

You can fine them all day ... it’s the cost of doing business.”

Pennsylvania grow and thrive.”

But the protesters say drilling has not only ruined their land; they claim it has polluted their water, and warn that Philadelphia’s drinking water is at risk if drilling is allowed in the Upper Delaware.

The pressure is now on the Delaware River Basin Commission—a body consisting of the governors of Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey and Delaware, and a representative of the Army Corps of Engineers—to decide whether to allow drilling in the area. Now, the Commission won’t let drills anywhere near the basin, which provides drinking water for more than 15 million people, including all of Philadelphia, until regulations are in place, says Kate O’Hara, the Commission spokesperson.

The forested headwaters of the Delaware,

a dual resident of Susquehanna and Bucks counties who has a house in Brooklyn Township—about 15 minutes from Dimock.

“So by the time their water catches on fire or it looks so bad, they’ve been drinking bad water for a while.”

She and other demonstrators say fracking is far from being the clean technology TV commercials and industry reps like Ridge claim. Even so, natural gas has been heralded as a savior to the nation’s energy woes. Advocates to shale drilling argue the gas burns cleanly and, more importantly, can be found abundantly all over (or more accurately, under) the nation, including a large portion of Pennsylvania—meaning more jobs, lower energy costs and less dependence on foreign oil.

“The positive impacts of the industry are certainly being felt in every corner of the Commonwealth, including Philadelphia,” says Patrick Creighton, a spokesman for the Marcellus Shale Coalition. The industry brings jobs and lowers energy prices, he says.

But people who live near wells in places like Bradford County in the Susquehanna River basin have suffered the consequences of practices by an industry they say is under-regulated. Iris Marie Bloom, who heads Protecting Our Waters, says that the Department of Environmental Protection is not regulating the industry adequately. If it were, she says, violations wouldn’t happen.

“I know personally of 60 families in Bradford County alone that can’t drink their water anymore, but are having their water replaced by Chesapeake Energy,” Bloom says, rattling off a list of hazards involved when the natural-gas industry moves into a neighborhood: open-air wastewater pits, trucking waste to Ohio, and massive industrial equipment like flares. “This industry is out of control,” she says. “They keep saying that it’s safe and experience keeps proving that it’s not the case. We’re asking them to ban frack pits, which enable toxic substances, radioactivity, carcinogens, neurotoxins to enter the environment in all kinds of ways. The problem is much bigger than any single fine or any single policy.”

Last week, Chesapeake Energy Corporation was fined a little over $1 million by the state Department of Environmental Protection for an explosion and for contaminating drinking water.

“It doesn’t mean anything,” says Mark Schmerling, a photographer who has been documenting natural gas and coal and who displayed his photos at the rally. “You think a million dollars will make people do the right thing? You can fine them all day ... it’s the cost of doing business.” n

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MANNEY ON A MISSI N Philly is a great music town. But the key to its history is in George Manney’s basement.

By Michael Alan Goldberg mgoldberg@philadelphiaweekly.com Photographs by Ryan Strand

Manney had managed to snag a job as head buyer at Tower Records in the Northeast, not far from where he’d grown up, to help make ends meet. Things could have been worse.

And then one March evening—Friday the 13th—things got worse.

Manney was walking across Roosevelt Boulevard to make a bank deposit for Tower when a car hurtled into him. The entire left side of his body was shattered.

His leg was wrenched from the socket, his ribs were crushed and a brain hemorrhage swelled his head to twice its size. Manney spent a month in the hospital in critical condition, and another seven months

confined to a hospital bed set up in the dining room of his two-story row house in Tacony. A nurse told him that he might have permanent memory problems.

“I was totally freaked out,” Manney says.

“I couldn’t walk, my brain was fucked up, I didn’t think I’d ever be able to play drums again. I didn’t know what was gonna happen to me.”

Aside from the care of friends and family, what saved him, says Manney, was his music collection. Not just a batch of albums that lifted his spirits. An entire house overflowing with photos, posters, concert videos and audio tapes, handbills, instruments, buttons, fliers, newspapers, LPs,

magazines, books, amplifiers, autographs, ticket stubs and tons more, lovingly and obsessively hoarded over decades. Boxes, bins and shelves filled with Manney’s own musical past and Philadelphia’s, too, helped him keep his memories and identity intact.

“It kept me sane,” says Manney.

The next six years were a blur of rehab and recovery. Manney eventually made it back to his job at Tower—part-time, anyway, and with the help of a cane. He even started playing drums again once in a while, physically painful though it was.

Things were slowly improving.

And then, in June of 1998, another cruel blow: Manney’s 72-year old mother

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Just shy of 41, he had already spent more than half his life eking out a living as a drummer for dozens of bands in the Philadelphia rock scene. But the number of gigs was dwindling; so was his dream of ever achieving stardom beyond city limits.

Still, it wasn’t all bad. For nearly six years, Manney had been ringleader of the Last Minute Jam, a popular Tuesday night session at J.C. Dobbs on South Street that often attracted big-name surprise guests: Johnny Thunders, Spencer Davis, Ace Frehley and members of Bon Jovi and the Psychedelic Furs among them. And

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Madeline was struck by a hit-and-run driver outside her house in the Northeast.

Manney rushed to the hospital to see her, then immediately went out and bought a cheap video camera “because I wanted to get her on film in some sort of way. I was asking her how she was doing, about memories.” His mother died five days later.

“I was pretty messed up,” says Manney.

“Sitting around, you think bad things about yourself. About your limitations. About your mother dying—you got hit and you’re still alive and she’s not and why did that happen?

There was a lot of guilt. I needed something to do to keep myself from going crazy.”

Once again, Manney turned to his passion for music, and his deep love for Philadelphia and its rich, multifaceted music scene.

He hatched a plan: To go around with his video camera and talk to as many Philly music figures as he could find. Musicians, producers, engineers and songwriters, from the legendary to the forgotten. Radio DJs, bouncers, bartenders, others involved in the scene, past and present. Anyone who’d tell him their stories before they, too, were gone.

And then he’d combine that footage with his vast collection to create an epic film—the ultimate documentary about Philadelphia’s music history. It became his new obsession.

“I had to talk to all the people that made Philadelphia a great music town and find out the truth directly from the ones that were there, instead of what’s in the books and the articles,” Manney says.

Thirteen years later, his 60th birthday looming, Manney is still working on his documentary. Now, he only wants two things in life: To finish the film, and to find a permanent home for his collection—a place where he can help maintain it until he’s gone—so it doesn’t all end up in a landfill. Problems stand in his way, and at the moment, both dreams seem nearly impossible. But Manney’s intent on seeing them through, because his mission to preserve Philadelphia’s musical legacy is also a deeply personal quest to find peace in a world of hurt.

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“George has the world-class collection of Philadelphia music, every aspect of it, and he’s got so much passion for it,” says Michael Tearson, the longtime Philadelphia radio DJ who’s known Manney since the late ’60s.

“Nobody else has what George has. Outside of what he’s got, a lot of it may not even exist anymore.”

“The stuff George has is ridiculous,” agrees Peter Humphreys, the one-time Sigma house engineer who assisted on David Bowie’s 1974 Young Americans sessions. He’s been a friend of Manney’s since childhood. “It’s as extensive a collection as you’re gonna see.”

Manney’s standing in his low-ceilinged basement—“The Bunker,” as Su, his wife of eight years, calls it. His reddish-blonde hair is thinning on top, but it’s defiantly styled in a ’60s Mod ’do. A small diamond earring in his left lobe sparkles. So do his pale blue eyes.

The basement is part studio and part storeroom, divided into three sections and lit primarily by a collection of lava lamps.

A Yorkshire terrier scurries into the tiny antechamber, where there’s a mixing board,

a computer workstation and an old reel-toreel machine. “It’s OK, Ringo, it’s OK,” Manney says to the dog as he begins to bark.

Ringo scampers ahead. Manney moves a bit more slowly, one of the lingering effects of his accident. In the next room, posters and autographed photos of rock and R&B stars line one wall. Under dangling guitarshaped string lights, old VHS and Betamax tapes sit on a shelf: Kenn Kweder at Ripley’s, 1982. Peter Gabriel at the Spectrum, 1987.

Some have red stickers on them: “Master— Do Not Erase.” There’s audiocassettes and reels, too: The Who at the Spectrum, 1973.

Elvis Costello at the Hot Club, 1977.

In the middle of the room there’s a waisthigh mound of boxes and crates crammed with more tapes, plus amps, a couple guitars and pieces of damp cardboard. Manney apologizes for the mess as he points to a large gash in the plaster on the wall, near the tiny third room that houses his old drum kit. A pipe in the kitchen ruptured recently, flooding the basement. “A bunch of things got ruined, photos and negatives and things like that,” he laments. “But there’s a lot more upstairs.”

headed guy with a thick British accent is throwing us out. But I got a picture.”

Manney’s eyes dance as his hands fish out treasure after treasure. Rare 45s of “Goodbye Baby” by the Temptones (Daryl Hall’s first band), recorded in 1965, and The Beatles’ “She Loves You”/“I’ll Get You,” issued by the tiny Philadelphia label Swan Records in 1963, back when the Fab Four was still struggling to get a U.S. distribution deal. Decades-old show schedules from J.C. Dobbs, Grendel’s Lair, and the Khyber Pass, faded and frayed. The Super-8 camera he used as a teenager to film the Kinks and Pink Floyd when they came to town, and the free summer concerts at the Belmont Plateau in Fairmount Park. A Cameo-Parkway studio track sheet for the 1967 “Ain’t Nothin’ But A Houseparty” sessions by the short-lived Germantown soul quartet the Show Stoppers.

With nearly every artifact there’s a story.

For the next couple hours, names and places and facts and anecdotes tumble out of Manney’s mouth, each remembered detail dislodging another memory, sending him deeper into his boxes and bins. He’s in the

“I had to talk to all the people that made Philadelphia a great music town and find out the truth directly from the ones that were there, instead of what’s in the books and the articles.”

On the dining room table sits a bulky Putney VCS-3 analog synthesizer rescued from Philly’s legendary Sigma Sound Studios just before the new owners gutted the place. Manney heard it may have originally belonged to Pink Floyd. And there’s boxes and plastic bins everywhere.

He reaches into a box, pulls out a scrapbook and starts flipping through pages of photos he’s snapped over the years. A smiling John Lennon outside WFIL on City Avenue in 1975. The Who on the low stage of the old Electric Factory in 1969—the gig looks like a high school talent show. A bewildered Pete Townshend backstage at JFK Stadium a year earlier. “Townshend and Roger Daltrey were fistfighting and me and my friend were standing there flipping out,” Manney recalls. “Next thing you know, Keith Moon walks in with a girl and throws her to the ground and starts trying to get her clothes off, and then this big, burly, bald-

zone, like a musician onstage shutting out everything but the groove. It’s fascinating, if slightly exhausting.

Finally, with a flourish he dumps a plastic bag full of matchbooks onto the dining room table. The names on the covers form a nostalgic pile of bygone Philly hotspots: Dobbs, The Kennel Club, The Hot Club, Ripley’s, Revival …

Manney picks up one of the matchbooks, slowly runs his fingers over the raised type, and takes a deep breath, as if the last chord of his performance has been struck. Then he smiles.

“There’s way more stuff on the second floor.” Manney laughs. “Oh wait, one more thing—check this out.”

He darts into the living room and comes back holding a copy of My Soul’s Been Psychedelicized, the new book by venerable Philly concert promoter Larry Magid that celebrates 40 years of Electric Factory concerts. Manney has known Magid for all of those 40 years, and admits he’s a little disappointed that Magid didn’t include some of his photos in the book. “Maybe they aren’t professional enough,” he says. But Manney’s not bitter, especially in light of the inscription on the first page: “To George, Keeper of the Flame.”

“That’s pretty cool, right? Keeper of the flame? Larry’s a really important guy, so for him to write that …” says Manney, his voice trailing off. “I dunno. It’s probably not that

big of a deal. A lot of people collect stuff, right?”

George Manney got his love for music, his passion for collecting and his stubborn determination mainly from his mother.

Growing up in Juniata Park, Madeline decided as a teen that she wanted to play guitar—practically unheard of for a woman in the 1930s. Manney remembers her telling him about the time she was outside strumming and her father grabbed the instrument out of her hands and smashed it over her head. “Apparently it was an embarrassment having a woman play the guitar in front of the neighbors,” says Manney.

Undaunted, Madeline honed her skills, began playing theaters and nightclubs in Philly and New Jersey, and eventually developed a following. Rock ’n’ roll pioneer Bill Haley became a family friend, and Manney recalls one night after a gig at the 500 Club in Atlantic City (George was 4 at the time) when Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis dropped by to listen to his mother play guitar. His mom also began keeping all of her press clippings, along with a growing collection of vinyl.

Manney’s father, Art, was a drummer, though he worked by day as an inspector for the Department of Licenses & Inspections.

Most weekends, the couple hosted raucous, drunken jam sessions with musician friends in their basement in the wee hours of the morning, after Madeline got home from a gig.

Sometimes, Manney would watch in amazement, and after briefly taking accordion lessons, young George gravitated toward the drums and soon started taking part in the jams. He was also a Beatles nut, and started collecting any piece of Beatles vinyl or memorabilia he could get his hands on, or could convince his parents to get for him.

By the time he arrived at Lincoln High, Manney had become such a good drummer that he was the envy of his musician pals in the Northeast, including future Nazz singer Robert “Stewkey” Antoni, Nicky Indelicato (who became the singer for Philly’s American Dream) and Frank Stallone (younger brother of Sylvester). “He was on the leading edge of professionalism for us teenagers,” Humphreys recalls. “Everyone felt he was going places.”

Manney started a garage-rock duo called the Outcasts, which eventually morphed into Stone Dawn—a psychedelic quartet styled after Pink Floyd. They quickly moved up the Philly rock ladder, playing shows at Magid’s just-opened Electric Factory at 22nd and Arch streets. “We’d wrap ourselves in brown paper bags that we broke out of onstage,” says Manney. “We’d come out on pogo sticks and tricycles. We even had our own newspaper, The Tuesday News.” Manney kept everything—every Stone Dawn press clipping, show flier and set list. And the connections he was making allowed him better access to shoot photos, tape shows and to get his hands on some primo gear and music memorabilia for his own growing collection.

Hearing from a British pen pal that the Beatles were looking for fresh talent to sign to their Apple Records label, Manney sent a letter to Paul McCartney in January 1969.

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Down in the Bunker, Manney’s playing

some of his interview footage on his computer. There’s Philly soul singer Len Barry talking about how he got paid in booze and sex instead of royalties when he was a hitmaking teenager singing with the Dovells.

There’s late West Philly singer and Motown A&R man Weldon McDougal—who’s credited with discovering the Jackson 5 and others— ranting about how Cameo-Parkway Records blatantly ripped off the Motown sound.

Manney started his documentary odyssey by shooting old friends like Stewkey and members of the American Dream. Then he made a long wish list of people he wanted to talk to, and he thoroughly researched each person’s career so he’d come across as knowledgeable as possible to his subjects.

“I was nervous, it was awkward for me,” he says. “I’m not a reporter. Some people wanted to know who the hell I was.”

He managed to convince lots of notable names to chat candidly, at length, on video: Kenny Gamble, Leon Huff, Chubby Checker, Larry Magid, Linda Cohen, Larry Gold, David Ivory, Dee Dee Sharp, Joel Dorn, Tommy Conwell, Charlie Gracie, Robert Hazard, and over 100 more. “He really knew

parts of his collection (an ultra-rare Syd Barrett autograph, an amp that belonged to the Beatles circa Magical Mystery Tour, some of that precious vinyl) just to put food in the fridge and keep their electricity and phone from getting shut off.

And aside from his friends and a handful of local music industry folks, few people these days seem to know or care about Manney’s remarkable collection. He says he’s reached out to Temple University and some Philadelphia arts organizations about housing or exhibiting his archives, but so far he’s been rebuffed. “I guess some people think it’s just a bunch of junk,” Manney shrugs.

During the time he’s been working

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on the film, Manney’s sidetracked himself with two shorter documentaries, made partly in the hopes of attracting the attention of potential financial backers for “the big film.” There was 2007’s Pipes of Peace, a profile of late, eccentric Philly jazz bagpiper Rufus Harley. And his new Meet

Me on South Street—an hour-long look at J.C. Dobbs that’s packed with great music, interviews and archival goodies—screens at the Franklin Institute on June 23 as part of the Philadelphia Independent Film Festival.

Manney says both projects—while timeconsuming and difficult to craft in their own right—have been labors of love. “After I interviewed him, he became a very good friend of mine,” Manney says of Harley, who died in 2006. “And Dobbs, that was our CBGB’s—that history’s got to be celebrated.”

Su, who’s sitting nearby, believes in her husband’s vision and she thinks he’ll finish the big documentary someday, but she worries about how his long, stressful hours down in the Bunker are affecting his health.

“He works all day and all night. I’ve seen him fall asleep at the board, with his hand on the controls. He’ll go without eating. I’ll call him on the phone from upstairs—‘You comin’ to bed?’ And because of the accident, if he sits too long in one position he can’t walk when he stands. It’s not good.”

She also fears that if something happens to Manney, she won’t be able to properly maintain his collection. She hopes that some university or museum will eventually see its worth and give it a home. “Even though it’s housed here and George dotes over it like a mother hen, you can’t take it with you. It would be great if it stayed all together in a place where people could go and learn from it and say, ‘This was the collection of George Manney.’”

She looks over at Manney and smiles and, bashfully, he returns the gesture.

He’s been playing the drums more lately.

Ex-Replacements and current Guns N’ Roses bassist Tommy Stinson, who Manney met through a mutual friend, came to the Bunker earlier this year to cut some tracks, and Manney played a gig with Stinson at the North Star. Manney will also spend his 60th birthday drumming with Charlie Gracie during a live appearance on WHYY-TV on June 4. Outwardly, he seems cheerful and upbeat. But inside, he admits, he’s hurting in a lot of ways.

Each time he plays drums, it takes him a few days to recover physically.

He still gets panic attacks whenever he crosses an intersection, and has nightmares about oncoming headlights.

He hasn’t been able to bring himself to watch the footage of his mother in the hospital since he shot it.

Worst of all, perhaps, he’s beating himself up over missed opportunities and bad fortune.

“I dunno, sometimes I feel defeated,” says Manney with a heartbreaking half-smile.

He’s quiet for a moment. “Maybe that’s not the right word. I just feel like I never really got anywhere. I feel very unsuccessful sometimes. But I’m not gonna stop trying. I guess I’d just like to do one really good thing before I die.”

“There’s no way George Manney is a failure,” says Humphreys. “I think he’d like to be recognized for contributing something to this world, like we all do. He’s a sweet soul. He’s gone the distance but maybe he didn’t break the tape at the finish line. I think he’d like to do that just once and say, ‘I won this race.’” n

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his history, and he was a hell of a nice guy, not a schmuck like some others—what more could you want from a fella?” the 75-yearold Gracie, a rock ’n’ roll pioneer from South Philly, says of Manney. “I was happy to talk to him.”

Manney says he’s got members of Gamble & Huff’s MFSB house band saying the real reason most of them didn’t play on the Young Americans sessions, rather than “scheduling conflicts,” is because they thought Bowie was “queer as a three-dollar bill and they didn’t want to give him their sound.” He’s got Dorn (the last interview he did before he died) talking about how he’d regularly smoke at least five joints before going in to tape his “Masked Announcer” commercials that were ubiquitous on Philly TV stations in the ’60s. And he’s got the Orlons’ Stephen Caldwell talking about how Dick Clark—reviled by some to this day for keeping African-American dancers off American Bandstand—quietly supported scores of black Philadelphia musicians financially and demanded equal treatment

for those artists, particularly when they played the segregated South on Bandstand ’s “Caravan of Stars” tours. “There’s controversial stuff, funny stuff, really interesting stuff that no one’s ever heard, from the people who lived it,” says Manney. “I’ve just gotta get it out there.”

But, he says, “it’s turned into an even bigger monster than I thought it was gonna be.” Indeed, after more than a decade of steady work, there’s no end in sight. Much of the footage has yet to be logged. He’s had to teach himself, slowly, the software and techniques to properly edit video. The scope of his idea is so large, he’s having trouble developing a cohesive narrative, and he frets over having to leave so much as one good clip on the cutting room floor.

He’s struggling in other ways, too. Money’s scarce. On disability since the late ’90s, Manney gets a small check every month; his wife Su supports the couple with voiceover work. “I know he’d do the same thing for me,” she says. “We do the best we can. It’s like that for a lot of people right now.” Forget about funds to pay for help logging and editing his footage, or for pricey music licensing fees—Manney’s had to sell off cherished

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Eleven days later, he got a reply from Beatles assistant Peter Brown (Manney, of course, has the letter and envelope prominently displayed in one of his scrapbooks) requesting he send a Stone Dawn demo to Apple.

Manney was so excited that he called the phone number on the letterhead, and found himself on the line with McCartney. “He was really nice but told me he ‘didn’t really have much to do with this kind of thing,’” Manney laughs. Stone Dawn cut a demo and sent it to Apple, but nothing came of it and the band called it quits in 1970.

It was the first in a string of personal disappointments and career near-misses for Manney. In 1973, he married his former Stone Dawn bandmate, singer-guitarist Penny Stubbs, but the turbulent union— which produced a daughter—lasted only 11 months. The following year, Manney heard that a promising new singer from New Jersey named Bruce Springsteen had just fired his drummer and was looking for a replacement. The 23-year-old Manney—by then a well-regarded area drummer— secured an audition, but canceled at the last minute because he was going through a tough time with his divorce and new fatherhood. “I’m not saying I would’ve gotten the gig, but you never know,” says Manney.

Throughout the ’70s and into the ’80s, Manney played drums with literally dozens of local acts, including Kenn Kweder, Beru Revue and the Alan Mann Band, though none of them really made a splash outside the Philly area. He embedded himself in the local scene, and he kept collecting, collecting, collecting—not only his own clippings, but anything and everything relating to Philadelphia music that piqued his curiosity.

In 1986, Manney founded the Last Minute Jam, and it was a hit. Everybody in town knew Manney, and some knew about his collection. He began evolving from collector to curator as people started handing him rarities to “look after” and enjoy—master tapes (video and audio) of professionally recorded concerts from both local and national/international acts, plus photos, negatives, and other one-of-a-kind items. When a guy who went by the name of Tiki—who regularly shot concerts at Dobbs throughout the ’80s—passed away, someone got ahold of Tiki’s videos and gave them to Manney (years later, going through one of the boxes, Manney discovered the original VHS master of Nirvana’s storied 1989 performance at the club).

“Everybody always trusted George,” says David Ickes, who spent 17 years behind the bar at Dobbs. “I’m so glad he’s the one that has the Tiki tapes.”

“People felt totally comfortable giving him things like that because they knew George would never try to sell or bootleg that stuff,” says Humphreys. Manney is one of only a precious few people who’ve been entrusted with a copy of Humphrey’s near-mythic Young Americans rehearsal/outtakes tapes.

“They’ve never gotten out,” says Humphreys.

“Not even Bowie has it. But George does.”

By the early ’90s, Manney’s collection was massive and impressive. And then, the accident. His mother’s death. And the genesis of Manney’s magnum opus.

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The second annual Summer Grand Slam and BBQ is yet another way to get in on the story-telling mania hitting Philly like a ton of encyclopedias. Past winners of Story Slams, held at L’Etage and World Cafe Live, will meet and battle for the title of “Best Storyteller in Philadelphia.” In case you’ve been living under the sea for the past few years, a story slam is a competition in which contestants are given a theme and are expected to form a story around it, audience members serve as judge. Those that carry the most interesting story and tell it in the most entertaining way get the win. This year’s slam will serve up tasty barbecue from Sweet Lucy’s Smokehouse and beer courtesy of Victory Brewing Company.

America’s Got Talent contestant, and “Philadelphia’s Funniest” winner, Doogie Horner will play emcee and the sweet, catchy sounds of Astoria’s The Yes Team will soundtrack the raconteurs as they compete. ABIGAIL BRULEY 6pm. $15-$30. Christ Church Neighborhood House, 20 N. American St. 215.922.1695. firstpersonarts.org

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umia Abu-Jamal is probably the most wellknown death row inmate in the world. He was infamously convicted and sentenced to death for the murder of Philadelphia Police Officer Daniel Faulkner in 1981. Building on Mumia’s story, InterAct Theatre’s new production tells the fictional story of two daughters: one the daughter of an incarcerated Black Panther, the other the daughter of the white police officer he allegedly killed 20 years earlier.

The play takes a deeper look at the cycle of racism and distrust that arose from his case and applies it to the two daughters’ genuine desire to find common ground in the midst of their families’ fallout. InterAct Theatre is renowned for presenting contemporary plays that explore the controversial social, political and cultural issues of our time; In A Daughter’s Eyes seems sure not to deviate from the trend. TRIShULA PATEL Through June 19. 8pm. $32. The Adrienne, 2030 Sansom St. 215.568.8079. interacttheatre.org

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Derek Dorsey of The Fire has organized yet another excuse for you to spend Memorial Day weekend in Philly and not down the shore with heathens: a first-annual three-day festival with a roster that’s a who’s who of the certain slice of the local indie kind-of-folkie-but-not-really

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Between the 1950s and the 1980s, West Philadelphia experienced the same problems afflicting other urban areas: poverty, crime and racism. Still, it was home to many, including a small cadre of activists who had been involved in civil rights. They called themselves Movement for a New Society, and in 1971 they settled into 19 group homes in the neighborhood now known as University City. Members experimented with communal living, consensus decision-making and radical feminism.

Deeply suspicious of all leadership, they lived as if the society they envisioned were already here. Among other accomplishments, MNS published books, organized town watches and established the Mariposa Food Co-op. More significantly, they were instrumental in training organizers for the national anti-nuclear movement. The members’ names may be largely unknown, but, according to historian Andrew Cornell, their legacy has had a profound impact on the post-Seattle global justice movement. Cornell is in town to discuss his book on the subject; expect MNS veterans to offer their analysis. RAYMOND SIMON

After slipping through a gauntlet of lush drones in album opener “Aboriginal Sin,” Shawn Kilroy’s new band Weird Hot brings the promised hot and weird on title track “Casimir”: it’s all Scott Walker vocal drama, echo chamber piano and brushed percussion glittered up with synthesized squibbles and bloops. So what’s “casimir?” We’re not sure if Kilroy is referencing the battle cry or quantum theory effect, but it doesn’t matter.

We’re digging how bombastic, jagged dance-y tracks like “Girls Like the Waitress” squeeze dark and groovy disco ribbons out of shameful little shards of desire. The show is double-duty vinyl release party with Gemini Wolf playing songs from Inifinite Sand Dunes, an album described by the band as one side full of “tales of resource wars and the psychosis born out of maximum exposure and minimal emotions” and the other “subconscious valleys of the first side through an instrumental story of spacey krautrock, broken beats, autoharp, evaporated samples and hazy analog synthesizers.” I mean? Yes. TARA MURThA 8pm. $10. With Gemini Wolf + Warm Ghost.

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he first and only known museum to celebrate the beauty and history of black dolls, The Philadelphia Doll Museum will host its 22nd annual show and sale alongside Dark Images. Though black-doll-making dates back to ancient Africa, it was only recently that artists and creators were recognized in larger doll circles as more than folk artists. This year, attendees can enjoy appearances from intriguing and renowned artists such as Patricia Cobb, Goldie Wilson, Fannie Robinson, Daisy Carr and Adrene Bracey. Plus, Paula “Oneeki” Whaley will show off a special collection of her latest paper dolls made from colorful tissue paper and clay. All day there will be opportunities to win door prizes, raffles and even compete in a doll puzzle contest to celebrate the “Sophisticated Doll” theme at this year’s event. A labor of historical necessity and love, the show and sale are dedicated to promoting awareness and celebration of an art form long awaiting its claim. laureN GordoN

Sat., May 28. 10am-5pm. $5-$7. Mitten Hall, Temple University, Broad and Berks sts. 215.787.0220. philadollmuseum.com/default.asp

scene. The fest kicks off Friday night, with Sisters 3 straight off their CD release and North Lawrence Midnight Singers, among others.

Starting at 3 p.m. on Saturday, 12 bands including Ron Gallo of Toy Soldiers and Girls Rock Philly alum Attia Taylor will play outside on two stages, one right outside The Fire and another next door in the parking lot of Trios Trattoria. The vintage and handmade craft crew will be out in full force. Saturday’s night show features Drink Up Buttercup among a slew of others. Sunday fun day rounds out with bands like Illinois and Doylestown native Damien DeRose, who performs under the name Peasant. Though surprisingly overlooked in local media, Peasant’s elegant and earthy tunes have been featured and praised on the likes of NPR, LaundroMatinee and Daytrotter. T.M. 8pm. $10. Through Sun., May 29. The Fire, 412 W. Girard Ave. 267.671.9298. iourecords.com

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Being Impossible If the last puppet show you saw was Mr. Rodgers’ creepy-ass Neighborhood of Make-Believe, perhaps it’s time you experience Puppet Uprising’s equally creepy, theatrical puppet mayhem.

Their latest multimedia production tells the tale of Oz, a student who has been assigned to take a journey to the sun and bring back proof of his trip. In addition to puppets, the show will include unreleased music by noise rock duo Lightening Bolt, a video collaboration with folk songstress Becky Clark, and artwork by Kevin Hooyman. There will also be an opening act by PuppeTyranny, a collective of musicians, performers and puppeteers from Kensington who mix animation, live music, trapeze, stilting and normal acting into their shows. Just last year they took Philly by storm with their production of Julius Caesar and their fascinating “mouth puppetry.” Yes, it’s exactly what it sounds like— they put small figurines and miniature objects in their mouths. Nicole FiNkbiNker 8pm. $5-$10. Space 1026, 1026 Arch St. 215.574.7630. space1026.com

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Digital Hardcore was coined by Atari Teenage Riot in the mid-90s, but it took the Death Set to give it life. Combining throttling electrorhythms, shout-along punk melodies and distortion-drenched guitar, the trio channels the ebullience of the Go! Team with dirty digitized throb like No Age trapped in Tron. After moving from Australia to Baltimore, a brief stay in Philly and then onto Brooklyn, their 2008 debut LP Worldwide struck a chord.

Co-founder Beau Velasco—who’d stopped

touring but still wrote with frontman Johnny Sierra—died in September 2009 just prior to recording the follow-up, Michel Poiccard.

It scales back the lo-fi grime but retains the furious tempos and fist-in-the-air buoyancy functioning like a rebellious electro-punk wake. chris Parker 6pm. $10. With WIN WIN + Popo. The Barbary, 951 N. Frankford Ave. 866.468.7619. r5productions.com

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Hang out like you’d normally do on a Friday night. Skip the clubs, skip the cover charges and just relax on what hopes to be a beautiful Memorial Day Monday. Bring a blanket, some snacks and check out various DJs as they spin music all day long. Past guests have included jockeys from as far as San Francisco and New Zealand. Stop stressing over whose house to BBQ at and how long your iPod will last on a full charge and bring everyone to the park for some Frisbee and freedom. There will be plenty of people willing to join in. b.h.

All day. Fairmount Park. hangfree.org

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Matt & Kim So, Judgment Day didn’t come on May 21. But let’s say it did. Let’s say that the giant earthquake struck, the saved flew up to heaven, and right now all the rest of us were sitting here in earth’s rubble, wallowing in apocalyptic misery and waiting for the world to finally end for good. The one thing that would cheer you right up? A Matt & Kim show! The Brooklyn lovebirds’ punky, wavey synth-pop and impossibly joyful, high-energy stage presence is so uplifting that it could actually make you forget—even for an hour or two—all about the death and destruction and the need to barbecue your neighbors in order to prolong your miserable existence. Matt & Kim are truly a miracle.

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8pm. Sold out. With the Hood Internet. Trocadero, 1003 Arch St. 215.922.LIVE. thetroc.com

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Homemade Pierogies with Burnt Onions, Thyme and Smoked Buttermilk at Adsum

You’re quite the dish, Homemade Pierogies at Adsum. How are you enjoying your eight month reign as one of the restaurant's top sellers?

It’s really an honor just to appear on the same menu as Foie Gras and Grilled Octopus. I’m a comfort food: a quick ’n’ easy, Mom-meal that Chef Matt Levin has elevated to the highest standards. He knew he wanted me on the menu from the start, though he didn’t intend for me to stick around this long.

How can a rough ’n’ tumble dumplin’ like yourself hang with the more refined?

I might be a simple, Eastern European recipe, but Levin says he uses the same care and technique as he would with anything.

And he isn’t even Polish!

That’s impressive. Now, let’s find out who you are. What are you made of?

Levin uses a sour cream and butter dough and, for my filling, he boils Yukon potatoes in milk with roasted garlic, adding cream, butter and then finely pureeing. I’m sauteed to order and topped with burnt, heavily caramelized Spanish onions and hit with fresh thyme. Here’s where I’m really pampered: Levin smokes buttermilk with maple sugar and hickory then gets fancy with the ISI siphon, filling it with one part heavy cream and one part smoked buttermilk and charging it with nitrous oxide to whip the buttermilk into a mousse-like consistency.

Would you consider collaborating with Kandy Kake like Adsum’s hamburgers have?

Look, if Kandy Kake and Burger want to hook up, that’s no skin off my onions. I’d like to quote Levin here: “Just ’cause it’s a pierogi doesn’t mean it shouldn’t get its day in the spotlight.” And I don’t need a damn Krimpet to do it. n

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one punched up with chipotles and the bright hit of cilantro and white onions? Even the way it glistened in the Love Park sun, against the off-white backdrop of its to-go container, became a stand-in for a carnivore’s dirty dream.

Even the chicken tacos were exciting, despite being familiar.

Like the food of so many great chefs, careful technique has the potential to raise the bar of enjoyment for even the dishes we’re all accustomed to. So while there’s nothing revolutionary about perfectly moist chicken, thin-sliced radish, onion, romaine and the rest, the balance and context of each made it a hell of a lot more interesting than what most of us grew up on.

That, really, is the key to Guapos’ success—the sense of comfort it mines. The truck itself is decorated in a repeating pattern of hexagons done up in beer-bottle caps, and the result is both festive and sneakily witty: Heineken green, Pacifico yellow, Yuengling bronze, Bud red, and so on. Its charm is amplified when seen through the tangle of dark Muy Guapos: Garces’ truck has us talkin’ tacos. pleated pants and business suits of the office workers standing in line for their turn, typically next to everyone from bike messengers to tourists from the fly-over states. This is With apologies to T.S. Eliot, I’d heard the stories all beegalitarian dining, as food trucks always should be. fore. In short, I was afraid. Tales of a mass of humanity To that end, the few less-than-stellar noshes here were that could have been lifted from Dante or Blake, a crush of generally the most highfalutin’ ones. Duck barbacoa was just people waiting in line for their appointed moment at the too rich for me, the combination of heady fat and togarashi ordering window of the Guapos Tacos truck, writhing as if a aioli a step too savory-sweet to enjoy without a beer. (Oh, if single possessed organism, hungry like a gaggle of besotted only you could BYO to Love Park!) The marquis component ’tweens rushing the autograph table at a Robert Pattinson in the pescado taco—a perfectly fried brick of fish—needed appearance at their local mall. the lubrication of the pico de gallo and slick of guacamole it In truth, it’s not all that bad if you plan well. And while rested on. Still, the acid of the brilliant pickled red cabbage the wait can stretch on for a while if you arrive at the wrong helped raise the ante. time—say, after noon, when the offices forming the canyons But perhaps nothing embodies what works so well at at the bottom of which the truck typically sits disgorge their Guapos as the esquites and the workers for the mid-day feeding, tamales. The former is a play on a gulp of fresh air and some one of Mexico’s greatest street natural sunlight—it’s nothing Guapos Tacos Truck snacks. And while the corn kernels like the Miltonian scenes you Usually parked in Love Park, but check were a bit wet, they proved to be occasionally hear about. twitter.com/guapostacos for daily a spectacular base for the spicy Regardless, it’s worth the location.

Russian-ish dressing and shredwait, however long it is. Guapos ded queso. As for the tamale, it’s Tacos is the latest entry into Cuisine type: Tacos! built on a base of masa-dough that what has become an unexpectHours: Usually Mon.-Fri., 11am-3pm. resembles a roasted sweet potato’s edly robust food-truck scene meat, and features a mole poblano in our fair city, and, with its Price range: Everything is less than $9. of remarkable restraint and pospedigree—Jose Garces does Atmosphere: Anticipation mingled with ture-straightening deliciousness. street food in a truck!—the al fresco gluttony.

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Horton Foote’s Dividing the Estate is an old-fashioned drama. Although it debuted in 2008, Estate is the sort of big-cast, big-set play that was once a mainstay of American theater but has become all too rare today. The People’s Light & Theatre Company’s production is excellent, having enlisted a cast of 13—more actors than some companies hire in an entire season.

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In Estate we encounter a Southern way of life on the brink of disintegration. The action takes place in the large home of the Gordon family in the small town of Harrison, Texas. It’s 1987 and money is tight—despite the fact that the Gordons have three loyal African-American servants (Cathy Simpson, Lou Ferguson and Aimé Kelly in a trio of strong performances), and a magnificent home (Tony Straiges’ glorious scenic design exudes Southern elegance and charm). Still, the once-bustling town is dominated by shuttered shops and silent streets. Even the Gordons, who trace their heritage in Harrison to the Civil War and who are used to the finer things in life, are feeling financially pinched. Perhaps the last remaining family in Harrison that still retains a vast family estate, the Gordons are land rich but cash poor. And with the exception of Son Gordon (the solid Christian Pedersen), who manages the estate for his grandmother, Stella (Carla Belver), no one in the family has ever held a job or seems particularly interested in getting one.

The conflict in Foote’s play is straightforward. Half the family wants to sell the estate and half the family (including

Grandma, who has the final word on everything) wants to retain the land and home. Money is the topic of every discussion and the disagreement over the estate is threatening to tear the family apart.

Part of the reason for Estate’s success is Hoote’s wonderfully natural dialogue. The most striking thing about the Gordons is that they are totally ordinary. There is nothing stupendous about any of the characters; no one does anything spectacular. And yet in the hands of Director Abigail Adams, Estate is one of the season’s most engrossing productions.

There isn’t a false step taken by Adams’ impeccable ensemble, which is led by the inestimable Belver, who excels in family dramas. (She was nominated for a Barrymore for her role in the Arden’s All My Sons). At 85, Belver is anything but fragile. She is tough without being harsh, maternal but not especially affectionate. To Stella, the estate ties the family together, but it is also a business. So when it comes to money, she is rarely sentimental.

Other standouts in the cast include the reliable Marcia Saunders, Stella’s devoted daughter Lucille; Kathryn Peterson as Lucille’s opinionated sister Mary Jo; and Greg Wood as Mary Jo’s dramatically unsuccessful husband Bob. Foote once said, “I’d write plays even if they were never done again.” He passed away in 2009 at the age of 92, but his plays chronicling life in America’s South have garnered him a Pulitzer Prize and made him one of the nation’s most revered playwrights (he is also a two-time Academy Award winner for his screenplays for To Kill a Mockingbird and Tender Mercies). Perhaps because of the expense involved in mounting Foote’s large-scale plays, his works are rarely done in the Philadelphia area.

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Sure, a picture may speak a thousand words, but can it create a meaningful dialogue between two strangers?

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Brodsky replies with a photo of a deserted winding road with a sign alerting motorists of a dangerous curve ahead (“curva peligrosa”). Though the next several images focus on perception and light, the idea of man-made vs. nature remains a central theme throughout their exchange.

As Slought Executive Director Aaron Levy explains, “Visual Correspondences” is more than an art project—it’s a social experiment. Hoping it could be the basis of a model understood more broadly, six students from South Philadelphia High School have been invited to take part in youth program organized in conjunction with the exhibit.

Similarly, the students explore the possibility of communicating through a purely visual means with peers they might not normally talk to. Some of their exchanges will be added to the main exhibit in the coming weeks and later this year the program will be expanded to a school in New York City.

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Motifs

Amongst the array of artistic curiosities unveiled at Crane Arts’ Second Thursday reception, Shannon Donovan’s “Motifs” was a refreshing departure.

Lining the corridor leading up to the Photo Arts Center, the local artist’s installations immediately catch your eye.

You are first greeted by a growth sprouting from the wall: branches—wrapped in ribbon and draped with fringe—protruding from floral decals. It sounds creepy, but it’s oddly whimsical.

The rest of her pieces are certain to conjure up images of your grandmother’s living room, featuring dainty ceramic shapes and doilies affixed onto vintage floral wallpaper patterns and fabrics.

Donovan has actually taken this to a more literal extreme with her previous exhibits, “Living Room” and “Rest a While,” in which she created entire pseudo-domestic environments using elaborated versions of similar motifs. She is also known for incorporating ugly everyday items like hubcaps and utility covers into her design schemes, thus transforming them into pretty ornaments.

It’s impressive what Donovan is able to do with a little bit of embellishment. At first glance, her installations appear almost seamlessly constructed.

If you get closer, you’ll realize she’s manipulating nature more than she’s mimicking it. The branches and the heavy ceramic flowers seemingly blossoming from them are being held onto the canvas with screws and glue.

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Six Pack Six Redundant Sequels

By Matt Prigge mprigge@philadelphiaweekly.com Evil Dead II (1987): To their relative credit,

most sequels do add something new, even if that thing simply turns out to be a new setting, a newborn or Rosie O’Donnell (Another Stakeout).

The number of films that literally repeat the first is pretty slim. This list could be nothing but horror and Roger Corman franchises (like his Student Nurses cycle), but it’s fun that one of the most similar horror sequels is also very, very good. After a career hiccup that produced the little-loved Crimewave, Sam Raimi returned to his initial cult triumph, but rather than continue a story—as he would with the series’ third, Army of Darkness—he basically remade the first, only this time as a gory comedy. Good idea.

Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992):

The axiom “Why fix what ain’t broke?” has never been put to more absurdly literal use than in the second tale of Macaulay Culkin’s brat being accidentally abandoned by his terrible parents. Repeating the original virtually down to the millisecond, the screenwriters did little but find Manhattan analogues for the first: the booby-trapped suburban manse becomes an abandoned row home; the scarybut-really-kindly neighbor is now a scary-but-reallykindly hobo, etc. Audiences predictably rewarded the laziness.

Weekend at Bernie’s II (1993): Note to Andrew McCarthy, et al.: corpses, like, decay. Yes, even after four years.

Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999): More than any SNL vet, Mike Myers

Crank: High Voltage (2009): As with Evil Dead II, “redundant” need not be pejorative. Bringing its hero back from the dead, Neveldine/Taylor’s sequel finds more ways to exploit their exploitable premise, and not only succeed but go next level. This film is a masterpiece.

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here to justify four trips back to this same shallow well.

Especially since On Stranger Tides commits the strategic error of attempting to make Sparrow the protagonist, instead of his usual role as a wild-card on the sidelines.

Jettisoning the (dull) protagonists Orlando Bloom and Kiera Knightley, Sparrow’s now saddled with the gravitas of a tragic history and conflicted motivations, simultaneously having to play both the hero and the comic relief. That’s a tall order for any actor, but especially for one like Depp who clearly just doesn’t give a fuck anymore, mugging for the camera while covetously eying the next paycheck and merchandise residuals. (He’s reached that awful DeNiro phase far too early in his career, and these Pirates movies will probably go down as Depp’s Fockers.)

There’s much ado about the Fountain of Youth, and in the roundabout screenwriting style favored by series scribes Booty snatchers: Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp) is at it again.

Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio, that means a lot of pointless This time with Penélope Cruz. sideline ventures and dastardly double-dealing. Geoffrey Rush’s scenery-gnawing Barbossa returns, once again Um, did anybody ask for this? stretching out his enunciation of a simple “Arrgh” to the Personally, I cannot recall a lot of folks walking out of length of a microbudget indie feature. Pitted at crossGore Verbinski’s gargantuan 169-minute, eye-popping, purposes against Ian McShane’s dastardly Blackbeard, exhausting 2007 Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World’s Depp and Rush once again try to out-ham one another.

End—which if you remember arrived in theatres less than But McShane is sort of marvelous. Recycling most of a year after the equally draining 151-minute Pirates Of The his Deadwood mannerisms minus the soul, Blackbeard is Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest—saying: “Damn, I really perpetually exasperated by the incompetence of both his haven’t had enough of these massively overstuffed movies colleagues and enemies. Rolling his eyes and making obtuse based upon an eight-minute theme park attraction. I hope matter-of-fact pronouncements in that booming, sonorous they make some more!” way that only Ian McShane can, he seems as exasperated Alas, such are the mathematics of franchise filmmakwith the inane plot developments as we are. I liked him ing. If you build it, they will come. A cursory skim through much more than the good guys.

Entertainment Weekly ’s recent Summer Movie Preview left Penélope Cruz turns up as Blackbeard’s daughter, toting me groaning (even moreso than usual) over the logjam of a backstory with Jack Sparrow lifted wholesale from Indy sequels, prequels and comic book adaptations headed our and Marion in Raiders Of The Lost Ark. Strange how Depp way this particular silly season. Blockbusters have become and Cruz, two of the most beautiful people on the planet, so prohibitively expensive and studios so risk-averse, brand- can’t muster the slightest spark of chemistry together. But ing long ago became more important kudos to Marshall for at least makthan the story. This latest Pirates ing a grand show of her pregnancy Pirates of the Caribbean: installment is a perfect case in cleavage.

On Stranger Tides point—the film was made for no And that’s about all I’ll give Grade: Cdiscernible reason other than that it’s Marshall credit for, because On a safe-bet, pre-sold commodity.

Stranger Tides is ineptly staged.

Director: Rob Marshall Truth be told, Pirates Of The A glorified choreographer who Starring: Johnny Depp, Penélope Caribbean: On Stranger Tides isn’t lucked out when some of y’all fell for Cruz and Ian McShane even a particularly terrible movie.

Chicago, Marshall has since demonIt’s just not interesting enough to get strated in both Memoirs Of A Geisha angry about. Whereas Verbinski’s first and Nine that he has no idea how a movie three chapters frustratingly buried genuine visual wit and is supposed to work, visually. Every scene in On Stranger giant flights of imagination beneath a massive pig-pile of Tides begins with the same second-unit helicopter shot of labyrinthine legends and general air of too-muchness, the camera hurtling through exotic locales, before cutting to director Rob Marshall’s maiden voyage at the helm is resolutely stage-bound, medium close-ups of the actors that skimpy and almost defiantly pedestrian. It lacks the look as if they were filmed on a Burbank soundstage. ambition to inspire any strong feelings.

His framing is tight and cramped, with nothing at all Yes, Johnny Depp is back as Captain Jack Sparrow, our happening in the background. Truth be told, I opted for perpetually blotto, cowardly anti-hero hell-bent on proving a 2-D screening, because I don’t like paying an extra four the law of diminishing returns like no once-beloved screen bucks for a headache. But short of characters shoving their character since Austin Powers. In the first Pirates: Curse Of swords directly into the lens every five or six minutes, The I Forget What It Was Called, Depp’s effeminate sashays I don’t see much use for an extra dimension. There’s no and slurry speech felt like a grand, delightful act of sedition sense of scope or grandeur here, everybody is just punchwithin an otherwise stodgy Disney product. But familiarity ing a time clock and setting up the next sequel. breeds contempt, and there’s not really enough of a character Never thought I’d feel nostalgic for Gore Verbinski. n

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Johann (Andreas Lust) has a treadmill in his prison cell. It’s the first of many improbable details in The Robber, an artthriller from Austrian that regularly forgoes believability for a greater cause: to trap us in the perverted mindset of a man with a higher (albeit grossly amoral) plan. Keeping in shape proves key, as Johann’s first bits of business upon his release are to win a major marathon—but not before he’s robbed a bank.

And so goes the life of Johann—stern, focused and unfriendly, a man always in motion, whether it’s running for trophies or barreling headfirst into larceny, and eventually worse. Strapping on a mask that makes him look like a zombie Christopher Lambert, our anti-hero nicks cars then speeds away, making a point to listen to whatever the driver had on the speakers. He’s in an out of banks with great efficiency; should the teller be slow, he’ll bail before his stash is full and make up the difference by sprinting to another, nearby bank.

What’s his angle? The screenplay, by director Benjamin Heisenberg and novelist Martin Prinz—who based his tale on real-life runner-larcenist Johann Rettenberger—is not remotely interested in psychology, pop or otherwise. The Robber is as stripped down to the bare essentials as its protagonist and nearly as hostile to outside interpretation; you sense the filmmakers almost empathizing with their creation when he’s pestered by an overly concerned parole officer.

Johann’s goal is intentional loneliness, an ascetic lifestyle in which he relentlessly pursues a mysterious ideal at any cost, an inexplicable idea seen all the way to its logical end.

With its loose handling of logic and even the presence of a hottie who turns into a fatale (Franziska Weisz), The Robber is essentially a ’40s gutter noir told in the manner of a clinical European art film—as though Michael Haneke had directed Gun Crazy. (Or better yet, Götz Spielmann, whose Revanche also featured Lust.) Those looking for anything beyond the film’s purposefully narrow offerings will leave grumbling. The rest will enjoy it up until its last second near-about-face. n

Pierre Thoretton’s L’Amour Fou swipes the title of a Jacques Rivette masterpiece, but at least it has an appropriately outsized subject: Yves Saint Laurent. The late fashion titan, heir to Christian Dior and lord of haute couture, receives a mildly atypical hagiographic doc that’s significant chiefly for keeping things personal.

Rather than simply plod through his life with an assortment of gushing talking heads, Torreton’s film allows one head to do most of the plodding: Pierre Bergé, Saint Laurent’s partner of 50 years.

Gallic in his muted sentiment, Bergé calmly but warmly guides us through his companion’s landmark achievements while dropping personal details like seeds along a plain. Saint Laurent, who suffered from depression and drug addiction, divvied his time between urban clubs and country respite; at his rural manses his neighbors included Françoise Sagan and Marguerite Duras. Home movies show Saint Laurent hanging at a house party with Andy Warhol and Mick Jagger. A filmed interview finds a nervous Saint Laurent frequently citing his immense bed as his favorite place in the world and confessing that his favorite aspect of men is body hair.

Bergé rarely speaks of himself, save a brief detour to discuss his work with AIDS charities. L’Amour Fou thus exists as a love letter to the love of his life; with it we get to know Saint Laurent through Bergé as well as Bergé through his discussions of Saint Laurent. Less moving is the wraparound story. While Bergé talks, he preps for the auctioning off of Saint Laurent’s massive art collection, containing some 733 impressive items, at Christie’s. Torreton’s cameras periodically step away from Bergé and his recollections to prowl quietly around Saint Laurent’s multiple tony, art-studded living quarters, which are gradually dismantled and boxed up for moving.

The idea is to portray a man through his belongings, and then suggest that the selling off of his items is tantamount to a wide scattering of his ashes. But the idea isn’t established enough to stick, meaning L’Amour Fou will have to settle as being the most compelling film that’s visually not much more than a dude sitting in a comfortable chair. n

Never-Rattled Raphael For soul singer extraordinaire Raphael Saadiq, collaborating with legends is just another day in the life.

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Just as you’d expect, Saadiq took it all in stride. “He’s a great songwriter,” he admits. “Of course, everybody called me and said ‘R. Kelly is wearing glasses and ties,’ and of course he probably got it from me. But, before me, there were a lot of people wearing it. I was just the last one doing it. But I was flattered, actually. If it makes people pull up their pants and stop sagging and wear a suit and tie, then I’m flattered.”

Saadiq seems to prefer to let his work speak for him rather than just talking about it. It appears he’s gotten to that point in his career where he knows exactly what he wants to accomplish, and people will appreciate what he has to offer.

Says Saadiq, “I just do what I want, what I like to do. And once you see people paying attention to it, you just kinda go like, ‘Wow, you should just kinda go with your gut feeling all the time.’ It’s a confirmation of what you love to do ... When you see people following it, you know that works.”

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We’re starting to worry about Raphael Saadiq.

The talented musician, former Tony! Toni! Toné! frontman and superstar producer should be punctuating his every statement with an exclamation point. He should be ecstatic. He’s working with legends. His new album, Stone Rollin’, is another critical smash, scoring raves from critics all over. It even debuted in the top 20 of the Billboard 200 chart with its limited release in March.

But from the way dude talks during a phone interview one Monday afternoon, it sounds like he hasn’t accomplished much. Maybe he was having an off-day, or maybe he was tired of fielding questions. But judging his curt, indifferent tone, we wondered if he hasn’t grown bored with it all.

You wouldn’t expect this tone from a man who was just seen several months ago at the Grammys, running and jumping around the stage, playing guitar as he and Mick Jagger (!) performed a tribute number in memory of the late soul singer Solomon Burke.

However, Saadiq talks about the event as though shit like that happens to him every day. “I just got a phone call from Mick one day, and we talked about it,” he says, adding that Jagger got a hold of him through a mutual colleague. “We just got together and rehearsed one day, and then, we did it the next day.”

Saadiq says friends who saw him perform that night were more enthused about the experience than he was. However, for the 45-year-old Saadiq, a man who has collaborated with D’Angelo, Whitney Houston, Earth, Wind and Fire, and the Bee Gees, this shit does happen to him every day.

This may explain the aesthetic shift he took with Rollin’.

While his last solo effort, 2008’s The Way I See It, saw him doing nostalgic songs that were reminiscent of the classic, Motown soul of the early ’60s, Rollin’ has him leaping back a few years further, going for a more charged, rock-and-soul feel, tilting toward a ’50s-era, Chess Records-ish sound.

“I just wanted to change it up a lot—just move forward,” he says. “I can’t stay in the same spot I was [at] with the last record. So, I think it was a very good departure from where I was at. It’s a different album, but the same time, it’s classic.”

Saadiq worked with some soul vets on Rollin’. Motown great Paul Riser did the string arrangements on several songs, while revered session guitarist and card-carrying Funk Brother Wah Wah Watson did his thing on one track.

For the final, bonus track, he collaborated with famed Sly and the Family Stone bassist Larry Graham. Some might see this as the Oakland, Calif.,-born Saadiq paying tribute to the seminal, Bay Area rock/soul outfit whose music was obviously a source of inspiration for most of his career.

But, Saadiq insists, much like the Jagger affair, it just happened.

“He was hanging out at the studio one day,” he says.

“Next thing you know, we’re doing a song together.”

With Saadiq getting a lot of acclaim for creating music that pays tribute to the groundbreaking soul music of yesteryear, it wasn’t much of a surprise seeing R. Kelly follow suit and coming out with Love Letter, that respectfully retro album of his from last December. So, was Saadiq kinda peeved that Kells looked like he was copping his

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Willie Nelson brings his rebel spirit to the Mann Center.

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“That’s the whole idea.” Willie still possesses this independent spirit, and brings it to Philly this Friday. Below, some of the memorable quotes and scenarios from An Epic Life.

Willie Nelson, on the violence that permeated early shows at Texas Honky Tonks: “It wasn’t a big deal when somebody got into a fight. When there was a fight, you played louder. Some people came in looking for trouble.

Some people came in and found trouble. Some people drank too much. Some people danced too close to somebody’s girlfriend. That shit was always going on.”

Billy Cooper, Nelson’s longtime bodyguard and chauffeur, on drugs: “LSD, THC, STP, NAACP, we were doing the whole alphabet. We’d go, ‘Let’s try two of these or this and see what happens.’”

Willie, on The Country Music Machine: “Nashville is the store. If you have something to sell, you go to the store.”

Willie, on the music of the Allman Brothers, Charlie Daniels Band and the Marshall Tucker Band, which influenced him: “It sounded great if you had the right chemical mixture in your body. It was a really hard-core, heavy metal, rock kind of country.”

exas country legend Willie Nelson has been such a fixture T of the American soundscape over the last five decades that it might have become easy to think of him more as the stoic figurehead he’s become than the trailblazing rebel he once was. Nelson forged his career in the booze-soaked Honky Tonks of the Lone Star State, building an audience slowly over time with rapturous live shows that drew thousands from all around. Nashville noticed, and in many of the pages that fill the 567 tome that is Nelson’s biography, the appropriately subtitled Willie Nelson: An Epic Life, author Joe Nick Patoski does an outstandingly thorough job exposing a Nelson who always marched to the beat of his own bong, fighting with label execs at Columbia who were too tin eared to understand what the Redheaded Stranger was putting down. “Did he make this in his living room?” one executive once asked after hearing his first offering to the major. “It’s a piece of shit! It sounds like he did this for about two bucks. It’s not produced.” The reply he got back:

Ex-wife Connie Koepke, on Willie’s seething hatred of motel doors: “One time we were at a motel and he didn’t have his key, and he was, by God, going to kick the door down. This was after drinking whiskey, and I told him ‘Stay there.’ And I ran the full length of the parking lot and got another key and ran back before he kicked the door down. I can’t tell you how many doors Will has kicked down; sometimes he even had a key in his pocket.”

Harmonica player Mickey Raphael, on the several months Willie quit smoking marijuana on doctor’s orders due to a bout of pneumonia. “He was a bastard to be around. I was so much hoping he’d get a joint.”

Willie, just after he broke Sinatra’s attendance record in Vegas, to hotel owners who stood baffled as he lingered in the lobby to sign autographs for all the fans until there was no one left: “I’ve worked 35 years to have people ask me for autographs, and I’m not about to turn them down now.” n Fri., May 27, 3:30pm. $25-$89.50. With Jamey Johnson, Randy Houser, Lee Brice and Brantley Gilbert + more. Mann Center for the Performing Arts, 5201 Parkside Ave. 215.878.0400. manncenter.org

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Goblin (XL Recordings) Sounds Like: The 20-year-old’s

therapist/patient gag is the perfect way to diffuse the insanity of an hour full of gay slurs, hyper-violent fantasies and dope, dope beats.

Free Association: A skate rapper who’s either brilliant, an asshole or a lil’ of both.

For Fans Of: Odd Future, Nas + Nine Inch Nails, homicidal mania, black Juggalos.

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Burst Apart (Frenchkiss) Sounds Like: A lo-fi freak folk project

that’s evolved into a full-blown chamber pop outfit. On their third here, they get sleeker, shiny and catchier than ever.

Free Association: Hospice was brilliant, but miserable. This is sadness you can rock to.

For Fans Of: Radiohead, Deerhunter x Boards of Canada, records for rehab.

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Celebration, Florida (Fat Possum) Sounds Like: Catskill boys take their

roots-rockin’ approach to Americana in a slightly funkier, modern direction, introducing some clubby polish to their fourth LP. Free Association: Not seeing the link to the Disney-backed community—sweet relief.

For Fans Of: The Band, Avett Brothers + Geto Boys, bands finding synths and 808s.

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Smother (Domino) Sounds Like: The Brit boys’ follow-up to the fantastic Two Dancers is a bit

more quiet and low-key than it should be; not enough playful rhythms and tempos.

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Critic's Pick Blood Feathers hiladelphia’s own vintage rockers Blood Feathers began humbly, as a partnership between two good friends with P guitars. Founders Ben Dickey and Drew Mills have made some duo appearances again recently, stripping down new material for more demure rooms than their now six-piece band is used to playing. Normally though, the Feathers’ three guitarists are grinding away to wild, honky tonk-ish rock ’n’ roll at a deafening volume. Tunes like “Sweet Tea” and “Hard Being You (I Am Sure)” are excellent examples of the kind of toe-tapping ardor the boys are capable of inducing. Since 2010’s Philebrity Label-released Goodness Gracious, the band’s live set has been brimming with these unfamiliar, yet delightfully fresh cuts, and no doubt, they’ll continue testing the waters, prepping for the release of their third record. Just like the old stuff, however, these all center on Mills’ and Dickey’s unfailing commitment to the perfectly-timed vocal harmony and electric guitar hook. (Kevin Brosky)

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Free Association: Trendy tribal dance music may expire, but not for a while after this.

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Stone Rollin’ (Columbia) Sounds Like: Today’s No. 1 soul man

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I am a bi woman happily married to a straight man, and we both “participate” in hot sexy times with other women during threesomes.

It’s hard to find hot 30ish bi girls where we live, but the encounters we’ve had were for the most part excellent. Everything was great until three weeks ago, when we had a miscarriage. We’d been trying for almost two years, so the recovery is not just physical but emotional for both of us.

We were only recently given the go-ahead to have sex again. Both of us have said that, just for right now, we’re not looking for anything more than just us.

I went to the computer this morning to find that my husband had left his email open. His inbox was filled with replies to recent queries sent to girls looking for couples to hook up with. His emails to these girls ask what gets them hot and when/where we can all hook up, and they state that his wife is really excited about f-ing her. I’m probably overreacting due to all the extra hormones, but he’s lying to them, and I’m not sure what he’s doing to me.

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I’m so sorry for your loss, C&H. A miscarriage when you’re trying to conceive is an utterly heartbreaking experience. My heart goes out to you—both of you.

Two things in your letter leaped out at me: “It’s hard to find hot 30ish bi girls where we live” and “Both of us have said that, just for right now, we’re not looking for anything more than just us.” And one thing that isn’t in your letter leaped out at me: You found no evidence that your husband was planning to meet up with any of these girls alone. He isn’t cheating and wasn’t planning to. He was making very tentative, vague plans for the three of you to get together at some point in the future. And that isn’t gonna happen—that can’t happen—until you’re ready, right?

So here’s what your husband is guilty of: He is looking forward—too soon and too eagerly— to the time when you’re ready to start having threesomes again. And it looks like he was trying to dig up one of those “hard to find” hot 30ish bi girls so that when you were ready for “more than just us,” a hot 30ish bi girl would be all lined up.

Was that a shitty thing for him to do? Perhaps.

But again, C&H, all you discovered was evidence that your husband was making plans for sexy times at some indefinite point in the future. And are you sure he understands that just looking is out-of-bounds? Perhaps when you said, “We’re not looking for anyone else right now,” he heard, “We’re not sleeping with anyone else right now.”

As upsetting as it was to find those emails, I think your husband deserves some credit for being … considerate. Your miscarriage was no doubt upsetting for him, too, C&H, but it didn’t impact his sexual interests or needs the way it impacted yours. But he didn’t push the issue.

He didn’t put any pressure on you—he didn’t even bring the subject up. All he did was put some feelers out and do a little online flirting and planning. Half the fun is to plan the plan, as Mrs. Lovett once said, so he probably enjoyed those email exchanges. But he didn’t tell you about them because there was no way to talk about them without making you feel pressured.

So let’s pretend that you never ran across those emails, C&H. Let’s imagine that six months or a year from now, you’re starting to feel the urge to have some sexy times with a hot 30ish bi girl. And you go to your husband, who has been patient and understanding, and you say, “I think I’m ready to have a threesome again.” And your loving, kinky, considerate husband replies, “Hey,

that’s great. I’ve been chatting with a few hot 30ish bi girls online I thought you might like.

You wanna see their pictures?”

You probably wouldn’t have said, “YOU ASSHOLE! You weren’t even supposed to be LOOKING until I said so!” I’m thinking it’s much more likely that you would’ve said something like “My husband is the best.”

I’m about to move in with my boyfriend of four years. He’s still very attracted to me, but my attraction to him has faded. I think the anxiety of finally moving in together caused something to snap. I went out for innocent drinks with a colleague and ended up back at his place. I love my boyfriend, but I’m still giddy from the hot sex with my colleague. I’m confused! Especially because I don’t feel guilty—I feel great! I have no plans to tell the BF, a man I love very much and don’t want to hurt. What do I do now?

Girl Hot Tin Roof Unless you’re planning to put your boyfriend painlessly to sleep in the very near future, GHTR, there’s no way to avoid hurting him.

You’re not really in love with him, you’re not attracted to him, and the longer you drag this relationship out, GHTR, the greater the hurt will be once you finally screw up the courage to dump him, or more likely, once he discovers the truth on his own. I would tell you to DTMFA, but you’re the MF in this scenario, not him. End it.

THE CHOICER CHALLENGE: Last week, the leader of British Columbia’s Conservative Party, John Cummins, told a radio interviewer that gay people shouldn’t be covered by the BC Human Rights Act because being gay is “a conscious choice.”

Like truthers (9/11 was an inside job!), birthers (Barack Obama was born in Kenya!) and deathers (Osama bin Laden is alive and well and living in West Hollywood!), choicers would appear to be just another group of deranged conspiracy theorists who can’t be dissuaded by science or evidence or facts. And John Cummins isn’t the only choicer out there. We have lots of choicers right here in the United States (Tony Perkins, Rick Santorum, Stephen Colbert, et al.).

But what if the choicers are right? What if being gay is something people consciously choose?

Gee, if only there were a way for choicers to prove that they’re right and everyone else is wrong … actually, there is a way for choicers to prove that they’re right!

I hereby publicly invite—I publicly challenge— John Cummins to prove that being gay is a choice by choosing it himself.

Suck my dick, John.

I’m completely serious about this, John.

You’re not my type—you’re about as far from my type as a human being without a vagina gets—but I have just as much interest as you do in seeing this gay-is-a-choice argument resolved once and for all. You name the time and the place, John, and I’ll show up with my dick and a camera crew. Then you can show the world how it’s done. You can demonstrate how this “conscious choice” is made. You can flip the switch, John, make the choice, then sink to your boney old knees and suck my dick. And after you’ve swallowed my load, John, we’ll upload the video to the internet and you’ll be a hero to other choicers everywhere.

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DW, Laundry in apt. $945+.

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N o p e t s. $ 6 65 I N C L D/ H T 610-649-9513 1316 PINE Studio, renovated, excellent Location & Building, W/D, $800 includes heat. Joseph 215-868-8503 1322 SO. JUNIPER ST. APT. ABOVE 2CAR GARAGE, ALL ELECTRIC. $950/MO. CALL 215-755-6298.

15TH & SPRUCE: Terrific Studio in Art Deco Hi-rise, Great location!

Desk Attendant, HW Flrs, Onsite Laundry, Decorative Moldings, Wonderful City Views. $990/ Mo. Avail July. 215-735-8030.

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1915 WHARTON ST Beautiful 1 bedroom, newly renovated Avail Now $700/mo 215-917-8835

ITALIAN MKT. AREA 3rd. flr., $850/mo.+utils. W/Dr, A/C, Hdwd. flrs., Call 267-334-6111.

S.BROAD (AVE of ARTS) Ultra mod, Mrble BA/Jac. WD, HW. $895+. 215-463-7374 The Commonwealth: 12th & Chestnut Luxury 1 BR in Philadelphia’s newest premier rental residence.Poggenphol Kit. Grohe Plumbing Fixtures.

HW floors. Doorman. On-site Fitness Center. Hip Art Deco Lobby. Phenomenal Midtown Village Location. From $1,350/ mo.Call Today 215.561.1201 THE ROOSEVELT (2220 Walnut Street) - Beautifully renovated apts. in the RITTENHOUSE SQUARE AREA of Philadelphia.

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723 M e l o n # F $ 1 0 9 5/m o 2BD/1BA unit, wood flrs, bsmt laundry CALL MIKE MCCANN PRU FOX & ROACH 215-6276005/215-440-8345 ART MUSEUM/FAIRMOUNT 6/1 NEW RENV 2BR HRDWD BCKYRD Cent A/C W/D G/D $1250 2834Poplar@gmail. com C.C. 11TH WALNUT, NEW MODERN RENOVATIONS $1295. NOW!!

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Northern Liberties, 2BR, 2 Bath, Great Area, Renovated, Granite, Hardwood Floors, Central Air, Garbage Disposal, W/D, Large Backyard, No Pets, Available July 1, See Video and Pics, www.gasheart.com 1136 N. 4th St., 215-485-1015, $1200/month

FT.LAUDERDALE FLORIDACHARMING RANCHER ON FINGER ISLE. 2 MASTER SU ITES, LR, D R, FLORIDA RM. FULLY FURNISHED. BOAT DOCK. $5500/MO.+. 610304-0087.

RITTENHOUSE SQ. BI-LVL, 2BA WD/fls, DW, GD, CA. Rear access to yard, quiet/secure, gas fireplace full laundr y. $2080+ 215-779-1796 RITTENHOUSE SQ. AREA (2013 Walnut/4th Fl) 2 Bedrm, 1 Bath bi-level in brownstone.

CA, Gas heat, DW, GD, WD, Carpeted. $1250/mo+. 215627-4414 R I T T E N H O U S E A R E A 2 B R, 2BA, Den, C/A/H, W/D, Deck, a n d M o re ! $ 2 1 0 0/m o + . 2 1 5 336 8920

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609 E Thompson $1200/mo 3BD/1BA, hwf, modern kit and bath, rear yard, exposed brick, fplc CALL JIM ONESTI PRU FOX & ROACH 215-627-6005/215440-2052

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20XX CYPRESS-RITTENHOUSE SQ, HUGE, GORGEOUS 2BDRM BI-LEVEL 1.5baths, 3rd & 4th fls. of Owner Occupied Brownstone.

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T E M P L E H O S P A R E A 3 B R, HW flrs, WD, CA. $850+. 215247-3616

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8T H & P I N E Adorable 1BR, Near Jeff/Penn hosps. Incl heat. $950+. PMG 215-5457007 x304

25XX SO. BROAD ST. 2nd flr., newly renovated, tile kit. $550/ heat incl. Call 215-463-2394.

9TH & PINE: Charming Studio in Brownstone, High Ceilings, HW Floors, Separate Kitchen, Intercom Entry, Onsite Laundry. $695/Mo. Avail Mid June. 215735-8030. #216245 BROAD & LOCUST: Arts Condo’s.

Rec renvtd, All utils incl. $895.

PMG, 215-545-7007 x304

20TH & WALLACE Great bilevel 1BR w/Home off/Den. All amens. $925+. PMG 215-5457007 x110

2BR in elevator bldg, HW floors, Heat/Hot water incl, Laundry on premises. AVAIL JUNE! $1,125.

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UNIV CITY Newly rehabbed 7 B R h o m e, 2 . 5 BA , W D, H W/ flrs, Lg yard, Porch. $3200+.

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13TH & SPRUCE Parker Hotel CC. Fu l l y Fu r n’d R m s, n o se c . deposit. Utils & housekeeping i n c l d . W K : $ 1 65 - $203 ; D ay : $40-$56. 215-735-2300.

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$3,500,000* $834,620 $2,900,000* $666,258 $2,750,000* $636,038 $2,250,000* $579,879 $2,200,000* $529,324 $1,475,000* $347,779 $1,450,000* $349,592 $1,350,000* $181,323 $995,000* $242,439 $829,000* $115,051 $800,000* $192,721 $799,900* $190,230 $799,000* $190,486 $775,000* $201,948 $599,000* $147,283 $595,000* $143,766 $539,000* $133,706 $479,900 $71,388 $450,000 $64,320 $399,900 $53,426 $369,900 $55,623 $369,900 $52,163 $350,000 $51,614 $259,900 $39,472 $217,000 $30,900 $219,900 $32,772 $159,900 $24,513

Location

SOCIETY HILL

Total Square Footage

Price

Minimum Income Monthly Cost Monthly Tax Total Incld. Mtg, Condo Savings in a 31% for 10% Down Cash Fee & Taxes Tax Bracket Required Financing

Monthly After Tax Cost

bank builDing society Hill towers society Hill towers society Hill towers society Hill towers bank builDing

2 bedrooms plus den, 2.5 baths, hardwood floors, high-end open kitchen, designer bathrooms Two bedrooms, one bath, parquet wood floors, washer/dryer, unobstructed river views, floor-to-ceiling windows 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, unobstructed river views, beautifully upgraded kitchen and bath, wood floors throughout One bedroom, high floor, river view, investment opportunity 1 bedroom, 1 bath, bridge and city views, wood floors, upgraded kitchen Raw space, high ceilings, opportunity to create a custom home in boutique condo building

2,117 1,133 1,133 700 700 1286

$799,000* $399,000 $379,900 $290,000 $259,900 $269,900

$207,313 $58,788 $56,870 $42,577 $40,731 $40,779

$4,291 $2,562 $2,569 $1,798 $1,733 $1,794

Location

WASHINGTON SQUARE

Total Square Footage

Price

Minimum Income Monthly Cost Monthly Tax Total Incld. Mtg, Condo Savings in a 31% for 10% Down Cash Fee & Taxes Tax Bracket Required Financing

inDePenDence Place inDePenDence Place inDePenDence Place inDePenDence Place HoPkinson House inDePenDence Place inDePenDence Place inDePenDence Place inDePenDence Place stricklanD row stricklanD row

Bi-level penthouse, 2 bedrooms. 2.5 baths, 2 kitchens, impeccably finished throughout, amazing river and city views 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, east facing river and city views, modern kitchen, hardwood floors, balcony, laundry room 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, beautifully ren. kit. and baths, balc. with city and river views, hdwd. flrs. in living areas 1 bedroom, 1.5 baths, alcove, completely renovated with gourmet kitchen, designer bath, amazing closets Deluxe 1 bedroom, 1 bath, balcony with views of Washington Square and the river, renovated kitchen and bath 1 bedroom, 1 bath, balcony, laundry room, excellent condition 1 bedroom, 1 bath, balcony, excellent value 1 bedroom, 1 bath, balcony, upgraded kitchen, new fixtures throughout 1 bedroom, 1 bath, wood floors throughout, upgraded kitchen and bath, custom closets, balcony 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, bi-level, excellent natural light, wood floors, open kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, bi-level, open kitchen, wood floors

4,500 3,015 1,977 1,118 1,063 928 928 860 928 1,188 857

$2,295,000* $552,133 $1,250,000* $250,000 $825,000* $195,082 $479,900 $68,164 $329,000 $53,908 $299,900 $44,212 $290,000 $42,132 $285,000 $42,801 $269,900 $40,971 $250,000* $39,682 $239,900* $39,930

Location

WATERFRONT

Total Square Footage

Price

Minimum Income Monthly Cost Monthly Tax Total Incld. Mtg, Condo Savings in a 31% for 10% Down Cash Fee & Taxes Tax Bracket Required Financing

Monthly After Tax Cost

Pier 3

2 bedrooms, 2 baths, open floor plan, fireplace, terrace off mastersuite

1,300

$259,900

$41,044

$1,985

Location

$172,018 $85,223 $57,483

$4,014 $1,989 $1,341

$137,188 $115,776 $88,613

$3,201 $2,701 $2,068

$889,056 $619,296 $607,268 $557,842 $602,956 $362,985 $386,553 $371,644 $273,743 $246,527 $190,406 $197,716 $203,258 $206,151 $170,623 $153,060 $146,037 $153,551 $134,563 $106,710 $120,077 $104,702 $112,778 $81,681 $59,322 $62,166 $63,419

$20,745 $14,450 $14,170 $13,016 $14,069 $8,470 $9,020 $8,672 $6,387 $5,752 $4,443 $4,613 $4,743 $4,810 $3,981 $3,571 $3,408 $3,583 $3,140 $2,490 $2,802 $2,443 $2,631 $1,906 $1,384 $1,451 $1,480

$217,014 $128,086 $129,431 $89,976 $86,724 $91,238

$5,064 $2,989 $3,020 $2,099 $2,024 $2,129

$588,133 $319,246 $212,815 $137,351 $115,998 $87,809 $83,461 $87,347 $87,301 $106,038 $98,839

$13,728 $7,449 $4,966 $3,205 $2,707 $2,049 $1,947 $2,038 $2,037 $2,474 $2,306

$99,922

$2,332

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$582 $238 $190

$461 $1,474 $296

$3,725 $2,632 $2,605 $2,351 $2,487 $1,608 $1,685 $1,795 $1,090 $992 $960 $881 $861 $855 $659 $619 $580 $613 $523 $486 $473 $416 $435 $319 $240 $226 $168

$844 $427 $451 $302 $291 $335

$3,022 $1,403 $961 $620 $410 $327 $302 $348 $348 $1,135 $1,143

$347

Monthly After Tax Cost

$17,020 $11,818 $11,565 $10,665 $11,582 $6,862 $7,334 $6,877 $5,298 $4,761 $3,483 $3,732 $3,881 $3,956 $3,323 $2,953 $2,827 $2,969 $2,167 $2,003 $2,328 $2,027 $2,197 $1,587 $1,144 $1,225 $1,312

Monthly After Tax Cost

$10,706 $6,046 $4,004 $2,585 $2,297 $1,722 $1,645 $1,690 $1,243 $2,156 $1,986

* Based on 20% Down Mortgate

Mortgage Financing available

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Barclay 237 S. 18th Street 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, most rooms overlook Rittenhouse Square, original details beautifully restored throughout, 2338 sf

indePendence Place 233 S. 6th Street 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, city and river views, two balconies, open floor plan with generously sized rooms throughout, 2968 sf

$1,450,000

$1,250,000

2009 SPruce Street

Parc rittenhouSe 225 S. 18th Street

Tri-level condo with 3 bedrooms plus den, 2.5 baths, large deck, high ceilings, lots of light, 2844 sf

1 bedroom, 1 bath, terrace, hardwood floors, marble bath, excellent entertaining space, 818 sf

$450,000

academy houSe 1420 locuSt Street

the PhiladelPhian 2401 PennSylvania ave.

2 bedrooms, 2 baths, split plan on a high floor, excellent living and storage spaces, eat-in-kitchen, 1314 sf

1 bedroom, 1 bath, lots of light, wood floors, upgraded kitchen, W/D, ample closet space, 1258 sf

$379,900

$189,900

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