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by Christopher Danzig

Christopher Danzig

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Music, Jul 18, 2012
Bromance and Great White Buffalo

An Orinda band finds success in LA, and an ardent following in the Bay Area.
- by Christopher Danzig
- Tags: Music, Great White Buffalo, Stephen Johnson, Graham Bockmiller, Rich Carrillo, Blake La Grange, Bottom of the Hill, Phil Allen, Miramonte High School

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Music, Mar 16, 2011
Two Sides of Ty Segall

Up-and-coming garage rocker makes some noise - a lot of it, in fact - and keeps his cool, too.
- by Christopher Danzig
- Tags: Music, Ty Segall, Dena Petracek, Charlie Mootheart, John Dwyer, Thee Oh Sees, Emily Epstein, KUSF, The Moonhearts, Jay Reatard, The Traditional Fools, Goner Records, Motörhead, Drag City

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Music, Nov 10, 2010
The Def Poetry of Rafael Casal

Another Oakland poet ventures into hip-hop.
- by Christopher Danzig
- Tags: Music, Rafael Casal, Daveed Diggs, Chinaka Hodge, Getback Productions, YouthSpeaks, Def Poetry Jam, The New Parish

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News, Jul 23, 2008
The Great Compromise in Orinda

The resolution to the two-decade-long dispute over development in the Gateway Valley mostly pleases everyone.
- by Christopher Danzig
- Tags: News, Orinda, Gateway Valley, Brooks Street, SOS-Gateway Valley, California Shakespeare Festival

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