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Desert Island Discs with Carey Ott
If you had to go away for awhile and you could only take five of your favorite albums with you, which ones would you choose? Yes, we know it isn’t a fair question, but
Read More »Sugar Water: There’s Always a Riot Goin’ On
The following piece originally appeared as an entry in Popdose’s Most Disturbing Halloween EVER! series. “Everyday People” entered the Billboard Top 40 on January 4, 1969. Six weeks later it was the number-one song
Read More »Mix Six: “MTV on the Radio”
MTV did more than just feed Adam Curry's hairspray addiction -- it also broke Top 40 playlists wide open during the '80s. With his latest Mix Six, Ted Asregadoo looks back at some of
Read More »White Label Wednesday: Artists United Against Apartheid, “Sun City”
Cratedigger: Miles Davis, “E.S.P.”
Ken Shane is back with another week of Cratedigger, and this week's trip to the vinyl vaults produces a pair of jazz sides: Miles Davis' 1965 release, E.S.P.Read More »
Bottom Feeders: The Ass End of the ’80s, Part 38
I’ve gotten bored with what I’ve been listening to lately, so recently I went back into my collection to dig out CDs I haven’t spun in a while, like De La Soul’s 3 Feet
Read More »Song-Off: Rockets!
—- Def Leppard – “Rocket” Herbie Hancock – “Rockit” Mojo: “The exception that proves the rule” is a cliche whose meaning completely eludes me. It’s like saying just once, we can trust Rush Limbaugh
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