Let there be Bread. (Sorry, I don’t have any Phish. You’ll have to ask Jesus about those bootlegs.)
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Dw. Dunphy
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Who is Charles Thompson, the once and future Black Francis, who in the ’90s reinvented himself many times over?
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Rob Ross
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A name I’ve heard over time but had never actually listened to, musically. Jobriath (real name Bruce Campbell) was supposed to be a “star” when he signed a $500,000.00 dollar…
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Dw. Dunphy
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Want two tastes that don’t go together at all? Here’s “Lulu.”
Ken Shane
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David Ackles released his masterpiece, “American Gothic,” in 1972. Critics loved it, but the public didn’t get it. Ken Shane remembers this lost classic.
Dw. Dunphy
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Popdose tries to tie together the mysterious threads of the Cars’ reunion album.
Ken Shane
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Released during the tumult of 1968, this Judy Collins album served Ken Shane as an oasis of serenity during some dark days.
Tom Werman
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This week, producer Tom Werman looks back at the early ’80s, and his brushes with acts both legendary (the Blues Brothers, Whitney Houston) and largely forgotten (Stranger).
John C. Hughes
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Unknown to nearly everyone save the most devoted power-pop and glam aficionados, the Quick were managed by legendary Los Angeles scenester and Runaways cofounder Kim Fowley. Fowley also coproduced the…
Robert Cass
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You get what you deserve, Big Star fans, so here are the rest of the tracks from the 2000 bootleg “What’s Goin’ Ahn.” The “rough mixes” of songs from Radio…
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