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Five Hit ’90s Albums That Should Have Been Played Live Before Creed’s

Five Hit ’90s Albums That Should Have Been Played Live Before Creed’s

Jeff Giles November 8, 2011 5

Creed ruins everything

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Who’s More Evil: The Doors Or The Eagles?

Who’s More Evil: The Doors Or The Eagles?

Popdose Staff September 14, 2011 41

On the surface, it wouldn’t seem like these two bands have a lot in common, but look beyond that: These mainstays of classic rock radio into a Deathmatch were both from LA, did mountains

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Greatest Un-Hits: Ani DiFranco’s “Fire Door” (1997)

Brian Boone April 27, 2011 2

Every music movement or sea change has that one person that influenced the thing in the first place, but never quite got to cash in when the people were finally buying. Grunge had Mudhoney,

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Mix Six: “Songs in the Key of XX”

Ted Asregadoo August 31, 2010 1

DOWNLOAD THE FULL MIX HERE As is often the case, ideas for this feature seem to pop up while driving to and from work – which is when I do most of my music

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The Popdose Interview: Steve Poltz

Michael Fortes July 15, 2010 6

Singer/songwriter Steve Poltz chats about his new album, Dreamhouse, writing songs with Jewel, and his favorite system of yoga in his Popdose interview with Michael Fortes

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Bootleg City: Top 17 Songs of the ’90s

Robert Cass August 14, 2009 16

For this special edition of Bootleg City, I’m spotlighting the top 17 songs of the ’90s, a decade we can all officially start nostalgicizing on January 1, 2010. Until then we’re in limbo, if

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Jesus of Cool: We Wuz Robbed! Great #2 Hits of the ’90s

Jon Cummings August 10, 2009 12

Welcome back to another edition of Jon Cummings' award-winning look at great #2 singles of the pop era! This week: hits from Sheryl Crow, Jewel, and God

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Extreme Makeover: Bad Music Edition

Popdose Staff January 25, 2008 39

The writer’s strike sucks. You know it, I know it, and all but the most diehard aficionados of reality TV know it. We don’t watch TV for reality, we watch it for fantasy. Still,

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