Jeff Vrabel July 20, 2009 Jeff Vrabel was a hair metal cowboy, and on a steel horse he rode...and he's here to relive those Aqua Netted days with a new series that looks back on the glory days of
Read More » Jason Hare May 8, 2009 Jason Hare takes us back to 1989, when 38 Special begged for forgiveness, Peter Cetera warbled with Cher, and a "mystery artist" made it all the way to #2!
Read More » Cory Frye May 5, 2009 Mickey Rourke got all sorts of accolades in Darren Aronofsky's The Wrestler -- but, as Cory Frye observes, the film's soundtrack has its own charms
Read More » Rob Smith March 23, 2009 Uncle Donnie gets pissed very rarely, but when he does he can certainly lay into you. I wonder what Scott Weiland thought when he got this. —RS TO: Scott Weiland FROM: Don Skwatzenschitz RE:
Read More » Dave Steed January 28, 2009 This week we have a ginormous, gigantic, gargantuan post, as we finish up with the letter G on our trek through the bottom of Billboard‘s Hot 100 charts during the ’80s. Michael Gore “Theme
Read More » Dw. Dunphy December 1, 2008 It’s the curse of the debut album: the artist, unsure of who he/she is or what he/she ought to sound like strikes out in all directions — a power ballad here, a blues grinder
Read More » Jeff Vrabel November 19, 2008 Guns n’ Roses – Chinese Democracy (Geffen, 2008) purchase this album (Best Buy) Unless you’ve spent a lot of time in the company of William Shatner, Chinese Democracy will likely be one of the
Read More » Will Harris November 10, 2008 When Kyle Vincent released his eponymous album on Hollywood Records in 1997, it looked for all the world that, after spending over a decade on a quest to earn himself a Billboard Top 100
Read More » Ted Asregadoo October 14, 2008 DOWNLOAD THE FULL MIX HERE Booyakisha! This week’s mix is about a season that seems to get very little love in the world of song. And before you run to the comment section and
Read More » Dave Steed June 25, 2008 This past week I was like a pig in shit. Nine tracks from Chinese Democracy were leaked and I couldn’t be happier. See, Guns n’ Roses are my Led Zeppelin. They’re my Black Sabbath.
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