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Popdose At Kirkus Reviews: For Those About To Dish, We Salute You
You can't really call Brian Johnson's memoir a kiss-and-tell. Popdose asks the question: what do you call it
Read More »50CCM50, Part Five
Popdose.com presents the Top Ten CCM albums of all-time as determined by Dw. Dunphy
Read More »Look of the Week: Episode 2 (3/11/11)
In this half-hour episode of Look of the Week, Bay Area film critic, trade journal editor and film studies teacher Sara Vizcarrondo talks with Brian Darr, who joins Sara in the studio to discuss
Read More »50CCM50, Part Four
Popdose.com's series devoted to 50 CCM albums worth your attention rolls on!
Read More »Book Review: Scott Miller, “Music: What Happened?”
Like many of you, I’ve always been a sucker for books about rock music, either about the music itself (e.g. Paul Zollo’s Songwriters on Songwriting and Jimmy Guterman and Owen O’Donnell’s classic The Worst
Read More »Fixing a Hole: The Beatles’ Imaginary Post-1970 Albums, Part 12
Part 12: Flaming Pie (1997) This is where we officially get into the Beatles’ modern era. By this point, the Fabs are a band which fully admits to being less cutting edge than they
Read More »Dw. Dunphy On… J-Pop-a-Rama!
Popdose presents four examples of Japanese power pop, courtesy of super-blog Power Pop Overdose
Read More »Dw. Dunphy On… Digesting “Breakfast in America”
From time to time, it is interesting to look back on albums often regarded as classic, if just to divine what is so classic about them. Some albums have had far too much said
Read More »The Popdose Interview: Joe Satriani
Joe Satriani discusses his career, his writing methods, and the future of Chickenfoot in Michael Burke's latest Popdose Interview
Read More »Dw. Dunphy On… Mark Heard
Mark Heard was never famous, but an artist's influence isn't always reflected in his sales -- and Dw. Dunphy pays moving tribute to an overlooked legacy in this week's column
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