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bLISTerd: The 100 Best Albums of the ’70s: Part Five

bLISTerd: The 100 Best Albums of the ’70s: Part Five

Popblerd Staff March 18, 2013 0

There's a riot goin' on...in our list of the 100 best albums of the '70s. Find out where Sly places...and what else made the list!

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bLISTerd: The 100 Best Albums of the ’70s: Part Three

bLISTerd: The 100 Best Albums of the ’70s: Part Three

Popblerd Staff March 14, 2013 0

P-Funk. Uncut funk. The bomb. We can't have a best albums of the '70s list without 'em

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Bottom Feeders: The Ass End of the ’90s, Vol. 15

Bottom Feeders: The Ass End of the ’90s, Vol. 15

Dave Steed April 16, 2012 20

Marc Cohn and the slurricane in the same story? Wow.

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CD Review: Was (Not Was), “Pick of the Litter: 1980 – 2010″

Ken Shane February 24, 2010 9

Don Was (born Don Fagenson) and David Was (born David Weiss) grew up in the suburbs of Detroit, and met in junior high school in the 1960s. It was a heady time for the

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White Label Wednesday: Artists United Against Apartheid, “Sun City”

David Medsker July 8, 2009 7

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Ladies and gentlemen, meet the rarest of breeds in the music world: the protest remix. It's unclear which is more inconceivable today: that a major label would release a stinging

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Popdose Concert Flashback: George Clinton & The P-Funk All-Stars, 4/22/95

Mojo Flucke February 25, 2009 8

“Incongruous” is the only way to describe this night. First of all, UNH is perhaps the whitest venue in the whitest state in the union. Furthermore, the Godfather of Funk shared a bill with…The

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DVD Review: Parliament-Funkadelic, “1976 Live: The Mothership Connection”

Ken Shane November 30, 2008 6

The parallels between 1976 and 2008 are undeniable. Back then, the economy was in shambles, suffering through a wicked bout of inflation. Late in the year, hope arrived in the person of Jimmy Carter,

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Fall Music Preview: 21 New Releases to Listen For

Jeff Giles September 1, 2008 19

Ah, the fourth quarter. It isn’t as much of an event as it used to be, but even as the music industry crumbles to dust before our very eyes, artists and labels continue to

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