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Dw. Dunphy On…The Primacy Of Rock Guitars
Remember when rock was popular and not niche? Dw Dunphy does
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TV Review: American Masters: “Pearl Jam Twenty”
On Friday night PBS stations will premiere Pearl Jam Twenty as a part of their Emmy Award winning American Masters Series.
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Listen to the “Pearl Jam Twenty” Soundtrack
Ready or not, here comes a colossal wave of nostalgia-driven cash-ins honoring the music of 1991 — starting with a deluxe multimedia celebration of Pearl Jam’s Ten, shortly being honored with its very own
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The Popdose 2011 Fall Movie Preview
Lots of movies will come out between now and November. Like these, for instance
Read More »Soundtrack Saturday: “Singles”
One of the great things about art is that as you grow, a piece of art — whether it be a painting, a piece of music, a book, a film, or whatever — grows
Read More »Bootleg City: Peter Gabriel in Philadelphia, July ’87
OK, I have to tell you a story. The other day I was sleeping off my annual four-day Thanksgiving bender when my phone rang at the crack of midnight. It took me a second
Read More »Blu-ray Review: “Say Anything…”
You know the scene. Hell, if you grew up in a certain era, it’s practically tattooed on your eyelids. Lloyd Dobler (deftly played by John Cusack) stands in the driveway of the home of
Read More »Revival House: Nine Great DVD Audio Commentary Tracks
Jeff Johnson has returned for another spectacular edition of Revival House, and this time, he's pointing you in the direction of some terrific bonus material you've probably never even accessed
Read More »Dw. Dunphy On… Fakes!
So I had a great idea. An entire post about fake rock bands — groups made up for your cinematic pleasure that, in spite of not actually being real bands, managed to put out
Read More »Mope Like Me: Helen Stellar, “io (This Time Around)”
(With apologies to Ted, as there are no sob stories about failed relationships this week.) Let it not be said that Cameron Crowe’s Elizabethtown was without its good points. Actually, I shouldn’t say that.
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