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Popdose Flashback ’92: Annie Lennox, “Diva”
Kelly Stitzel revisits one of her favorite albums, Annie Lennox's solo debut, Diva.Read More »
Greatest Un-Hits: Carly Simon’s “Let the River Run” (1988)
Carly Simon's song from Working Girl was the first Oscar-winning song in a decade not to be a smash hit, and also it was by the iconic Carly Simon. What gives
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Soundtrack Saturday: “Scrooged”
Kelly Stitzel revisits another post from A Soundtrack Saturday Christmas, this time the Bill Murray classic, ScroogedRead More »
The Fourteenth Day of Mellowmas: Androgymas
In today's post, Jeff and Jason uncover long-suppressed memories of cold British seascapes and synthy dread
Read More »The Popdose Holiday Mixtape 2010
Last Christmas, we gave you our heart, but you were too busy doing real stuff. Hey, it’s perfectly understandable. We launched a “special gift” on Christmas morning 2009 with zero fanfare. Is it any
Read More »The Friday Mixtape: 7/16/10
Having a mopey summer, like me? This is the mix for you. Chris Isaak – Dancin’ from Baja Sessions (1996) Cotton Jones – Gotta Cheer Up from Paranoid Cocoon (2009) Aimee Mann – Nightmare
Read More »CD Review: David Bowie, “A Reality Tour” (with Gail Ann Dorsey interview)
Though I’ve been a Bowie fan for just about as long as I’ve been a sentient human being (thanks, Dad!), I’ve only seen him live once and it was on this tour. My favorite
Read More »CD Review: David Gray, “Draw the Line”
The popularity of David Gray’s White Ladder nine or so years ago was a fluke, an accident, a total surprise, never should have happened. The man had been plugging away for seven years at
Read More »The Steel Horse Archives: Damn Yankees, “Where You Goin’ Now?” (1992)
Jeff Vrabel is back on his Steel Horse again, and this time, he's taking us back to a power ballad that arrived just in time for the death of hair metal
Read More »@#$% Preconceptions: Eurythmics, “In the Garden”
Preconceptions can be a bitch. Lemme give you an example. Back in 1981, I bought an album by a band called The Tourists, whom I knew nothing about, and, upon first listen, promptly became
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