Rob Smith Can’t Say No: For the Kiddies, Part 1

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Bottom Feeders: The Ass End of the ’90s, Vol. 14

Dave Steed April 9, 2012 18

Chucklebutt!!!!!!

Parlour to Parlour Bonus Track! (Episode 34A: Bart Davenport)

Michael Fortes December 23, 2011 0

Before Parlour to Parlour closes the door on 2011, we have a special treat for you: two exclusive live performances by power pop purveyor Bart Davenport

TV on DVD Review: “MAD” and “The Looney Tunes Show”

Mike Duquette September 28, 2011 1

I’m not breaking any new ground by telling you our world’s pop-cultural landscape is liberally littered with remakes, reboots and other works that pay homage to the past. It’s one thing to feel that

Digging for Gold: The Time-Life “AM Gold” Series, Part 7

Popdose Staff August 17, 2011 6

Put your headphones on and your cares away, and come back with us once again to the world of Time-Life's "AM Gold" -- 1963 style!

Death by Power Ballad: Richard Marx, “Hold on to the Nights”

Rob Smith July 18, 2011 22

In this week's "Death by Power Ballad," Rob Smith has a midlife nervous breakdown, in response to Richard Marx's "Hold on to the Nights."

Popdose Flashback ’91: Material Issue, “International Pop Overthrow”

Annie Zaleski February 7, 2011 10

When Material Issue front man Jim Ellison committed suicide in June of 1996, the act was sharp and sudden. The 32-year-old wasn’t a stereotypical grunge sad-sack. He was an anachronistic rock vocalist who sported

Friday Night Videos!: The Hits of 1988

Popdose Staff November 5, 2010 6

If you’re holding your breath for the day MTV starts playing music videos, let it go. It’s never going to happen, not while there’s still a young, rich nobody out there with loose morals,

Bottom Feeders: The Rock End of the ’80s, Part 9

Dave Steed July 14, 2010 18

We’ve got a ton more from the letter C this week, as we take a look at the songs that hit the rock charts in the ’80s but never crossed over to the Billboard

CD Review: Vince Neil, “Tattoos and Tequila”

Dave Steed June 22, 2010 9

If this was June of 2006 and you told me that Vince Neil had a solo record out, honestly I wouldn’t have cared less. Although there were parts of Mötley Crüe’s 1997 release Generation