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Cornerstone 2003 How do you cover Cornerstone? It is seven days, 300 bands, 350 hours of seminars, an art gallery, a film festival, competitive sports, kids programs, and 22,000 interesting people, each with a story worth telling. It’s an instant, fascinating town that springs up annually in an open field. The best way to cover Cornerstone is the same way blind journalists cover elephants; they jump in with both hands and report what they experience. If those blind journalists are as knowledgeable as Tollbooth writers, not only will they recklessly jump into the story, they will also give you full coverage of all the historic highlights, no matter how abundant. So grab a lemon shake-up, dust yourself in yellow clay dirt, unfold your concert chair and follow the links below for full coverage of Cornerstone Festival 2003 by The Phantom Tollbooth. There were 300 bands on 12 stages over a five day span during Cornerstone Festival 2003. Trae Cadenhead reports on 71 of them plus a film festival, the grocery store scene, and the deeper meaning of it all.Chris MacIntosh aka Grandfather Rock An Old Timer's Thoughts On CornerstoneOther Coverage
For the first time since the breakup of Squint Records, Steve Taylor goes on the record.
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