Subject: Ted Nugent

• The Nuge Comes To Town

  May 13, 2008

• Phish out of Water

  July 24, 2003

• Sell Out

  November 18, 2004

• Checking Out

  Lawrence's Another Holiday is on a permanent vacation.

  October 18, 2007

• Fever Pitch

  Open wide for some (media) soccer!

  July 26, 2007

• Nashville Pussy

  May 10, 2007

• Hit the Road

  August 31, 2006

• Trail of Tears

  August 3, 2006

• Ironhead

  April 20, 2006

• Trash Pickup

  Midweek is a time to nurture your inner mullethead.

  July 21, 2005

• Don’t Mess With Federation of Horsepower

  July 28, 2005

• Shurman

  Thursday, June 30, at Mike's Tavern.

  June 30, 2005

• Tilly the Hun

  This Omaha quintet is on a conquest of congeniality.

  May 19, 2005

• Night & Day Events

  Week of January 13, 2004

  January 13, 2005

• Ho Down

  Things look different when you’re a lot lizard on a pub crawl.

  October 21, 2004

• A Thin Line ...

  Introducing the most hated men in rock (besides Sting).

  September 9, 2004

• Let There Be Darkness

  Metalheads are torn over the Brit rock sensation. And their problem is?

  June 10, 2004

• Headbanger's Mall

  Dan Leap, rock-and-roll city councilman, fights for Merriam's dull downtown shopping strip his way.

  March 11, 2004

• Secret Santanas

  Holidazed and confused? Consider this your stairway to shopping heaven.

  December 18, 2003

• OZZ Feast

  Today's metal mavens serve up half-baked riffs and rancid sentiments.

  August 29, 2002

• Buzzbox

  All Fired up Again

  August 23, 2001

• Concert Review: Toby Keith at Sprint Center

  Because he's a ka-jillionaire whose product is mostly shoveled by Wal-Mart and is therefore in no position to sell out anyway, I don't know why it surprised me that Toby Keith, that big ol' hunk of American angus, opened his Friday-night Sprint Center show with a seven-minute Ford commercial. Camille Brecht​ Or that hearty Ford logos bedecked his tailgate-themed stage set. Or that this stirred reverential whoops from the breasts of an audience more like constituents than mere fans. "S

  August 3, 2009

• Comment of the Week

  ​In this week's chapter of Exploring the Right Wing Blogosphere, the Village Voice's Roy Edroso surveyed conservative thinking on the NFL's shunning of team-hungry Rush Limbaugh. Plog reader Realist weighed in this way, starting with a quote (in italics) from Edroso's entry:Doug Powers was incensed that the NFL had approved Black Eyed Peas singer Fergie for NFL ownership, as she had sung sexually explicit lyrics.Unlike right-wing hero Ted Nugent, performer of "Wang Dang Sweet Poontang" along w

  October 23, 2009