Charlie Recchia, Arts & Entertainment Editor
Charlie’s Classic Album Corner, No. 3: ‘Summerteenth’ by Wilco
I’m not gonna lie, I have been listening to this album non-stop since I’ve been a Wilco fan (starting about when I was 3 years old ). Almost every track holds this cryptic meaning that makes me want to dig deeper into what it all adds up to.
Charlie’s Classic Album Corner: Bob Dylan’s ‘Blood on the Tracks’
Although this is an absolute brilliant album, there are several filler tracks that bring it down from being perfect. They hold amazing ideas within them, however, they go on for too long or leave me bored.
Pretentious, Ep. 1: A Star is Born
Local film nerds Charlie Recchia and Riah Trevino indulge in their guilty pleasure: rambling about movies and their critiques. Join them in this spin-off premiere as they dive into their first film, "A Star Is Born." Cinematography, acting, writing, and music are just a few aspects that will be picked apart, appreciated, and discussed.
Oswego’s Kitchens: Danelli’s
Danelli’s is the restaurant for any true Italian food and atmosphere lover. With its exciting family history and old-fashioned style, it is a local treasure.
Charlie’s Classic Album Corner, No. 1: Radiohead’s ‘OK Computer’
“OK Computer” has sold up to 4.5 million copies since its release, according to Pitchfork. Due to the album’s financial and critical success, the band became more than the artists behind “Creep” - they became cult superstars.