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VOL. 27, NO. 25 FEBRUARY 22, 2008
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PAGE TWO On Topic
ENDORSEMENTS More recommendations for the
March 4 primary election
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’ For more on Dicky Grigg’s work at Guantanamo,
see his ‘Guantanamo: It is not about them - it is about us.’
austinchronicle.com/webextra
POSTMARKS Joni Mitchell ignored by the Chronicle,
Burnam dismayed by Dukes endorsement, and more
m ‘Postmarks’ online - updated (almost) daily
austinchronicle.com/webextra
NEWS
17 AISD Bond-Proposal Update; and Charter Changes?
Hold That Thought.
POINT AUSTIN About Us
m A full version of this week’s and last
week’s endorsements
austinchronicle.com/webextra
18 BESIDE THE POINT Affordable? If You Have to Ask ...
20 MORE ELECTION NEWS THAN YOU CAN SHAKE A
STICK AT
BY 'CHRONICLE' NEWS STAFF
28 MEDIA WATCH KVET’s Panic Attack
31 THE HIGHTOWER REPORT Democrats Suckered on
Water-Boarding; and Sanctioning Corporate Autocracy
32 WORKING ON THE RAILROAD CAMPO takes on transit
- where the rubber doesn’t meet the road
BY KATHERINE GREGOR
ARTS
41 A New Shot at a Downtown Museum for AMOA; a New
School for Improv from Merlin Works; and a New Kind
of Birthday Bash for Theatre Action Project
42 CONTINUED STORY Daniel Johnston’s songs find
new life in the rock opera Speeding Motorcycle
BY KATHY MCCARTY
BOOKS
46 IN REMEMBRANCE OF RAUL Paying tribute to poet and
activist Raul Salinas
48 AFTER A FASHION Last week was all about film; this
week music. Is Stephen excited about a certain upcom-
ing festival, or what?
FOOD
50 Cooking-Related Video Games; Event Menu: Feb. 22-29;
and Food-o-File
53 REVIEWS La Mojarra Feliz, Fair Bean Coffee
54 RESTAURANT ROULETTE A spin around our
restaurant guide
SCREENS
59 Downloadable Video Games; Film News; DVD Watch:
The Apartment
GAMING & TECHNOLOGY
60 IN PLAY Burnout Paradise, NFL Tour, Turok, Devil May
Cry 4, and Players Guide
61 TV EYE The Best TV on the Block
MUSIC
62 OFF THE RECORD The British invade SXSW, Speeding
Motorcycle revs up at Zach Scott Theatre, inside Trailer
Space, Transmission Entertainment messes with Texas, etc.
64 WALTER HYATT Uncle Walt’s Unfinished Business
BY DOUG FREEMAN
68 LIVE SHOTS Ape -Shits, Balmorhea, a Floyd Moore trib-
ute, and the Kruda sisters at the Victory Grill
73 NEWS OF THE WEIRD Drunk pedestrians smothered in
gravy, graveyards in India are not scary places, and more
SXSW MUSIC 08 INTERNATIONAL
BANDS SUPPLEMENT
2 UK
3 SCOTS VS. CELTS
5 JAPAN
7 AUSSIES & KIWIS
8 MEXICO & SPAIN
9 LATIN AMERICA
12 CANADA
14 SCANDINAVIA
16 ASIA, AFRICA, AND THE WORLD'S FAIR
17 FRANCE & GERMANY
CALENDAR
74 COMMUNITY
An African-American cultural celebration, a Mexican-
American cultural celebration, many options to help
promote the political candidates of your choice, and
the Capital Confectioners Cake & Sugar Art Show &
Competition to sweeten the whole shebang
76 DAY TRIPS Woodward Ranch is an oasis on the desert
and a wonderland of red plume agate and beautiful gem-
stones
78 PLAYING THROUGH Participating in the Austin
Marathon is straight-up crazy, and incredibly admirable
SOCCER WATCH Amp’d play season finale, Potters con-
tinue their surge, and more
‘Soccer Watch’ online: Semiregular updates
from everywhere
austinchronicle.com/webextra
COVER ART BY JASON STOUT, PHOTOGRAPHS BY
JOHN ANDERSON AND JANA BIRCHUM
80 ARTS
Theatre: Big Love, Death and the King’s Horseman
Visual Arts: ‘Greetings From Berrydale: Ryan
Lauderdale and Michael Berryhill’
86 FILM
Vantage Point; Charlie Bartlett; The Signal; 4
Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days; Caramel; Little
Chenier; Jodhaa Akbar; The Spiderwick Chronicles;
Step Up 2 the Streets
88 SHOWTIMES
94 SPECIAL SCREENINGS AMC Best Picture Show-
case, When We Were Kings, Day of Wrath, ‘Glorious
Opportunity: The French Legation in Texas,’ Amandla!
A Revolution in Four-Part Harmony, Men at Work,
America Unchained, Independent Spirit Awards
viewing party, Academy Awards viewing parties
MUSIC
97 RECOMMENDED Maceo Parker blows his own
horn (natch), plus Charlie Parr, Joe Lally, Dean &
Britta, Michael Buble, a Nick Lowe tribute, Black
Lips, Spectrum, Golden Hornet Project, Hickoids,
the Pocket FishRmen, and much more
98 VENUES
102 CLUB LISTINGS AND ROADSHOWS
BACK
119 COMICS How to Be Happy, Troubletown, Eyebeam,
and more
MR. SMARTY PANTS Tampons soaked in vodka
before entry, sperm released on command by the
angler fish, and more
Ask Mr. Smarty Pants - sooner or later,
he’ll answer
austinchronicle.com/webextra
120 CLASSIFIEDS
132 THE COMMON LAW Don’t be duped by foreclo-
sure-rescue scammers
134 CAR TALK Nostalgic clunker plus testosterone
equals imminent disaster
137 EASY STREET, PERSONALS
THE LUV DOC A rambling recommendation to
shore up your social calendar
139 FREE WILL ASTROLOGY Don’t tote around a half-
finished tattoo, Leo
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Chronic is now your one-stop blog shop for buzz on politics,
sports, music, film, television, gaming, technology,
design, gay stuff, and - do we even need to say it?
- opinion. Our blogs as you knew them still exist, but
now all posts will also feed into one crazy mash-up
- newest on top, just like you like it.
© EARACHE!: Off the Record knights the indie-nomics
roundtable, Shut Up shacks up with the MOON-
HANGERS, and much more
PICTURE IN PICTURE: The word on horror-flick premieres
at SXSW, and where to view the red-band trailer for
PINEAPPLE EXPRESS’
THE GAY PLACE: MORE BARACK & HILLARY HOOPY-
GOO. Plus: The Kates & friends get all up in ya.
NEWSDESK: Newsdesk vs. the MSM: on-site live-
blogging of the DEMOCRATIC
PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE and spin-room insanity
THE SCORE: Sofia Resnick sexes it up with the
CHRONIQUE: Hipster heaven at FASHION FREAK OUT, LONESTAR ROLLERGIRLS, and more sports
the many moods of LE SPORTSAC, and blatherings and whatnot from here and afar
more design wonders
) web extra
For this week’s Web extras and
more Web exclusives, go to:
austinchronicle.com/webextra.
THE AUSTIN
PUBLISHER EDITOR
Nick Barbara Louis Black
SENIOR EDITORS
MANAGING EDITOR Cindy Widner
FILM Marjorie Baumgarten
ARTS Robert Faires
MUSIC Raoul Hernandez
NEWS Michael King
NEWS MANAGING EDITOR Amy Smith
FOOD Virginia B. Wood
SPECIAL ISSUES, GUIDES, INTERNS Kate Messer
SCREENS, BOOKS Kimberley Jones
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
NEWS Cheryl Smith
MUSIC Audra Schroeder
CALENDAR
ARTS LISTINGS Wayne Alan Brenner
COMMUNITY LISTINGS Nora Ankrum
ASST. LISTINGS Anne Harris
STAFF WRITERS
Wells Dunbar, Katherine Gregor, Margaret Moser, Lee Nichols,
Marc Savlov, Jordan Smith
CONTRIBUTING WRITERS
TV EYE Belinda Acosta
OFF THE RECORD Austin Powell
VISUAL ARTS LISTINGS Benne Rockett
DAY TRIPS Gerald E. McLeod
MR. SMARTY PANTS R.U. Steinberg
LETTERS AT 3AM Michael Ventura
LITERA Ric Williams
CLASSICAL, DANCE LISTINGS Robi Polgar
FASHION Stephen MacMillan Moser
GAY PLACE Kate Getty
PLAYING THROUGH Thomas Hackett
PRODUCTION
ART DIRECTOR Jason Stout
PRODUCTION MANAGER Karen Barry
WEBMASTER Brian Barry
PREPRESS MANAGER Mark Gates
GRAPHIC DESIGNERS Tim Grisham, Shelley Hiam, Carrie Lewis,
Chris Linnen, Liz Osting, Doug St. Ament
STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS John Anderson, Jana Birchum
PROOFREADERS Mark Fagan, James Renovitch, Sofia Resnick,
Darcie Stevens, Kristine Tofte
INTERNS Angela Armstrong, Gillian Courtney, Andy Denham,
Meredith Greenwood, Taft Mashburn, Kathryn O’Shields,
Monica Riese, Sara Robberson, Dacia Saenz, Meghan Ruth
Speakerman, Richard Whittaker
ADVERTISING
ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Carol Flagg
SENIOR ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES Jerald Corder, Annette Shelton
Patterson, Carolyn Phillips, Lois Richwine
ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES Jeff Carlyon, AN Garnel, Serena Horn, Sandy
Martinez, Elizabeth Nitz, Lori Whitley
RETAIL OPERATIONS MANAGER Tobi Gates
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MARKETING DIRECTOR Erin Collier
PROMOTIONS MANAGER Sadie Caplan
CHRONTOURAGE Brent Brown, Nicole Castanon, Adam David,
Patrick Harmon, Charles Herdrick, Cat Herring, Sylvia Lam,
Stacey Steger, Jason Young, Logan Youree; photographers:
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PROMOTIONS DIRECTOR/PERSONALS/CIRCULATION Dan Hardick
CLASSIFIEDS DIRECTOR Cassidy Frazier
SENIOR CLASSIFIED ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES Michael Bartnett, Brian Carr
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On Topic
Wading into the SXSW vitriol, despite repeated warnings
BY LOUIS BLACK
Lord, I wanted to be
Something you could depend on
Lawdy lawd, woe is me
Ain’t a body would care
I got a slow rollin’ low
Forgot the words to my song
Ain’t that just like a fool to want a ride on
them trains
When the train is all gone
- Billy Joe Shaver, “Slow Rollin’ Low”
Ooooow, it’s a happy time inside my mind
When a melody does find a rhyme
Says to me I’m cornin’ home to stay
Oh, Lord, home to stay
I’m cornin’ home to stay
- Tim Buckley, “Happy Time”
Certain topics are especially ill-served by
my inconsistent and distorted linear skills
- which are further impaired by sporadic,
unpredictable disconnects, wherein my inner
and surface realities drift apart. South by
Southwest is a topic that co-workers, family,
friends, and professional acquaintances have
wisely and compassionately advised/begged/
insisted that I consider off-limits. (Chronicle
Publisher Nick Barbara and I are SXSW senior
directors.) They are right. If only I could. The
following column is an object lesson as to just
how right they are.
It’s obviously foolish to address Web
attacks on SXSW Any kind of conscientious
reply would be as if one responded to a
17th century novel in the language of a beat
poem. Obviously, there are concerns we
help perpetuate by not addressing frequently
posted misunderstandings, misconceptions,
and outright lies, but there is an equal
concern that, if we did respond, our efforts
would be meaningless at best and encour-
aging at worst. Without any desire to try
to change minds, I decided to offer, in last
week’s column, SXSW’s take on some of the
major criticisms.
One of the first posts responded: “Wow, so
all of those who dare to exercise their freedom
of speech rights and say they don’t think
much of SXSW are sneering, insulting, spread-
ers of vitriol! Nice generalization, Louis!”
What I had written: “Clearly, many of
them are absolutely not about information
but instead exist to spread vitriol. I say go for
it, although how much fun can it be travel-
ing in the wake of Limbaugh (sneer, insult,
condescend, misinform, and then repeat)?”
Is accusing someone of sneering, insulting,
and spreading vitriol really that outrageous?
Is the writer even vaguely implying that
someone exercising his or her freedom of
speech shouldn’t be criticized? Or is it really
something more, a gratuitous reference being
used to indict me further while suggesting the
writer is on higher moral ground?
After reading that post, I thought that my
going for the more reasoned response was in
itself unreasonable. I decided to tell the truth.
I’m in love with rock & roll. I have been for
a long time! And I’ll be out all night!
I’m in love with film, filmmaking, music,
media, the rant, prayer, books, and this paper.
The only way to lead is with your heart; noth-
ing else makes sense. I really think most of
the criticism of SXSW tells us more about the
author than the event. SXSW and my involve-
ment with it are both gifts in my life. Austin
saved my life and changed it for the better. My
work, SXSWJ the Chronicle - all are very much
site-specific. My heart and work are as one.
Creative Austin is not geographical; it is an
approach to life, art, and creativity. SXSW rep-
resents Austin, and the Chronicle is of Austin’s
fiber. SXSW is out of Austin; it is of the things
we do here and the ways we live here.
To a point far beyond reason, I’ve been
blessed by being here and by getting to do
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