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Tuesday, December 17, 2002
This is nice, if somewhat mistaken. I, for one, am surprised to find out that �the blues has never achieved widespread popularity�, as I seem to recall everybody and his dog at least paying lip service to the blues during the sixties and early seventies.
The fact that Rock & Roll doesn�t belong in a museum, the sheer ugliness of the building itself (it looks like the Space Needle coughed up an especially colorful hairball in the parking lot), and the huge admission price have all kept me far away from EMP. The proposed exhibit might get me through the doors, maybe, but I�m reserving judgment. Same with the Scorsese-led PBS series; the potential for greatness is there, but let�s see the follow-through before we start goin� nuts.
bmarkey 12/17/2002 10:32:00 PM
