Seven Decades

In 2001, the little-known loopy Liverpudlians were extracting accessible tunes out of abstract environments (and vice versa); plus, Sigur Rós scores a bonus track with Thom Yorke.

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In 1998, the Voice reported on discrepancies between eyewitness testimony and official reports concerning the 1996 disaster.

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George Herriman’s drawings are masterpieces of dramatic economy, achieving miracles of individuation and expression through body language and suggestive absences.

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“We are left with the Yankees, a situation akin to the old dilemma of being stranded on an island with a nun.”

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In 1976, the culture critic asked, “What is it that Americans share?”

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“Socrates was a homosexual. Michelangelo was a homosexual. Walt Whitman and Richard the Lion-Hearted were homosexuals.”

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“We all identify as gay, and we go to these clubs and bars — it could’ve happened here.”

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Michael Musto’s first column brought the gossip, snark, and wit that would delight Voice readers — and generate many letters to the editor — for decades.

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Everything you need to know to be cool in a hot arena.

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“We haven’t done anything wrong and have never been convicted in no court. We have rights, and the courts should decide and not let the police do things like what happened here. ”

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