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Issue: August 29, 2002
Metropolis
Aska's music is magic overseas but here it's, well, old-fashioned.
By Anthony Mariani
Artistry emerges as railroad depot windows are restored.
Viva las Puddytats
From the Week of August 29
Calendar
Q Cinema brings bay and lebian film to Fort Worth.
Pricey Spicy Blue Bamboo's Asian entrées might cost a bundle, but they're well worth it.
Bones to Pick
Music
Lost Country travels all over the music map to arrive at someplace like honkytonk.
Brown Sugar
Billy, Volume One
(Hep Cat Records)
The Amalgamut
(Warner/Reprise)
Loaded Moses
Film Marriage and a retail store ensnare Jennifer Aniston in The Good Girl.
A Spanish boarding school is home to horrors in The Devil's Backbone.
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