Volume 62 Issue 10
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Volume 62 Issue 10 |
An Evening Peakin' at The BeaconA mushroom is a normal food common to most people as a pizza topping or a part of a salad, but on March 22, to the people at New York’s Beacon Theater, mushrooms had different significance. The mushroom, or ‘shroom, symbolized a more happy, peaceful, and chill society… precisely why The Allman Brothers Band have used the ‘shroom as a trademark for close to thirty years.The Back FenceWithout much of a history, the Back Fence does its best to stay true to the vintage tradition of the village, despite not being as well frequented as its more established neighbors. The interior, hinting slightly at a Western theme, does look out of place but is not without its charm.Other Reviews: |