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Greatest Un-Hits: Paul McCartney’s “Young Boy” (1997)
The Beatles are kind of always in the not-distant background, as they are the goddamn Beatles. But every five years or so, there’s a major resurgence in Beatles interest, popularity, and nostalgia. It generally
Read More »Bootleg City: A Spy In The Halls Of Power
First you get thee bootlegs, then you get thee power, then you get thee weemin
Read More »Greatest Un-Hits: Sean Lennon’s “Dead Meat” (2006)
For the past five years or so, Brooklyn-based rich kids hipsters and indie rockers are two sides of the same coin, or at least that’s the public perception or cultural shorthand. The king of the
Read More »Fixing A Hole: The Beatles’ Imaginary Post-1970 Albums, Part 14
Popdose concludes the ever-popular series that imagines a Beatles world without a breakup
Read More »Weeknight ’80s Dance Party: 5/25/11
Another week, another '80s Dance Party. This week, Kelly finds further evidence of her theory that when an '80s remix introduces the flute, it means business.
Read More »The Popdose Podcast: Episode 16
After a three-month hiatus, Jeff, Jason, and Dave are back to rip apart a Billboard Top 10 from 1985. It's the Popdose Podcast, Episode 16: CHART ATTACK! Edition!
Read More »Fixing a Hole: The Beatles’ Imaginary Post-1970 Albums, Part 11
Part 11: Help Yourself (1993) I went through more iterations of this album than any other one in this series, but finally think I’ve got it as good as it’s going to get. Some
Read More »Fixing a Hole: The Beatles’ Imaginary Post-1970 Albums Part 10
Part 10: Fab (1989) I’ve been waiting to write this one for a long time. In the late ‘80s, as most of us probably remember, the ‘60s became cool again. Tie dye shirts, stonewashed
Read More »Fixing a Hole: The Beatles’ Imaginary Post-1970 Albums, Part 9
Part 9: Beatles In Space (1985) Before we begin, I’d like to give a special thanks to Dw. Dunphy for his amazing Photoshopped album covers. We saw one last time for Tug of Peace,
Read More »Fixing a Hole: The Beatles’ Imaginary Post-1970 Albums, Part 8
Mark Feldman continues his look into what might have been if the Beatles stayed together -- this time, without John Lennon
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