SEE Magazine Copyright © 2001. All Rights Reserved Table of Contents: Issue #372: Jannuary 18, 2000 Confronted: I.C.U. Luca Damiano saved my soul by The Most Famous Guy In Town Opinion: Comment Last call for traffic cops by Richard Cairney Letter Free the writer by SEE Reader News: Bars ‘scapegoated’ for Whyte Ave. grief by Andrew Hanon News briefs by SEE Staff On Stage: Definitely not for children! by Richard Cairney Classic Coward comedy has life in it yet by Gilbert A.Bouchard The fine art of comedy by Richard Cairney Izzy’s back and allegedly ‘better’ by Richard Cairney Number 14 a wild ride by Richard Cairney Music: No more sour Grapes by Craig Elliott Repercussion redefines classical ensemble by Jerry Ozipko Rockin’ Johnny earns moniker by Peter North McGowan FAQ Robert Burton Hubele by Gary McGowan Radical shoegazers by Tom Murray Sounding Off McDougall takes solo challenge by Kirby Spins - CD Reviews Ribot album seven years old, still worth hearing by SEE Staff Remix Liberator frees techno beat for all by DJ Spilt Milk On Screen: TV too good for TV by Scott Lingley Penn makes good on Pledge by Lys Woods Forrester hammers it home by Kevin X. Wilson A genre is born: noir-sploitation by Adam Houston Blanchett’s presence strong in The Gift by Mari Sasano Everyone will like Snatch by Fish Griwkowsky Nobody does post-modern madness like the Coen brothers by Dave Alexander The Joe Chronicles by Alex J. Howard In Style: Born to be stylish by Christine Chomiak Powder Trip: Don’t be swept away by Greig Bethel The value of rhythm by Mitch Conner At the Back: My Messy Bedroom Honest fellas, size doesn’t matter… much by Josey Vogels On The Menu Ritchie Mill’s special: death by papercuts by Gilbert A. Bouchard Back To Main Index | Go To Listings