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A special video message from King’s X drummer Jerry Gaskill
King's X drummer Jerry Gaskill is recovering nicely after a heart attack suffered in February. Here's how you can help him with his medical bills!
Read More »Desert Island Discs with Michael Laine Hildebrandt of Bubble Gum Orchestra
Bubble Gum Orchestra's Michael Laine Hildebrandt recounts the power pop and rock albums that inspired him
Read More »Bottom Feeders: The Ass End of the ’90s, Vol. 9
Bon Jovi, Boyz II Men and lots of harmony highlight this week's Bottom Feeders.
Read More »The Popdose Guide to New Edition
A comprehensive look at the careers of the members of one of the most influential R&B acts of all time
Read More »Popdose Flashback ’91: Cliffs of Dooneen, “The Dog Went East and God Went West”
Twenty years ago, it was possible to be a regional success without breaking out nationally. This is the story of the rise and plateau and eventual fall of Cliffs of Dooneen, a cautionary tale
Read More »Turn-Ons: Levon Helm’s Midnight Ramble — Once You Get It, You Can’t Forget It
You have no idea what you're missing. That's what Judd Marcello's here for. He says Levon Helm's Midnight Ramble is a rare musical experience you must not miss.
Read More »The Tenth Day of Mellowmas: Selloutmas
Just in case your holidays weren't bland enough, Train and Coca-Cola have joined forces to "shake" them "up."
Read More »Bottom Feeders: The Rock End of the ’80s, Part 6
It’s another week for the letter B as we take a look at songs that hit the Billboard Rock charts but failed to cross over into the Hot 100 in the 1980s. Rock ‘n’
Read More »Death by Power Ballad: Boston, “Hollyann”
Sixties nostalgia is a curious thing—make-a one man weep, make another man sing. Tom Scholz—the guitarist/mastermind/evil genius behind Seventies arena rock behemoth Boston—is one of those people for whom the Sixties never quite ended.
Read More »Teddy, and Larry, and Me
Ever since Senator Edward Kennedy died on Tuesday, there’s been a movie playing over and over in my head. I come from the Sixties. I believe that the day John Kennedy was murdered was
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