  | Music to Your EarsSilenceThe city's proposed teen music center is in dangerThe city's plan to establish an all-ages, teen-run music center was set in motion with the purchase of the Ice House building last year. But it's hit a snag. Without a show of your support at two upcoming meetings, the proposed center may be cut out from the funding it needs to get off the ground.
 Flyer on the WallVolumist ManifestoDefend the motherland! Join comrades Unit 7 Drain, Romeo Goes to Hell, Coke is Better with Bourbon and The Fertile Crescent at the Launchpad (21+). $5. (LM)
 SpotlightPoor Man’s FerrariOne-way highwayThere once was a car that was cheap, the fastest car on the street. You could own it if you were poor and couldn’t afford more, but still … the car could never be beat. And thus, the “Poor Man’s Ferrari” became a classic machine worth more than 10 times its original listing price.
 Wax TracksBrother Ali“I'm trying to be the greatest there's ever been.”Brother Ali speaks quietly, his thick East Coast accent eloquent and thoughtful. When we speak, he's in Boston in the middle of a two-month tour. Lots of musicians bitch about being on the road, but Ali loves it—except for missing his new wife and 6-year-old son. He's a serious guy who's had to sacrifice and scrap his way to fame, riding a heap of critical praise for his first big success with the Rhymesayers label, Shadows on the Sun.
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