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The Friday Mixtape: 10/9/09
No major theme this week, folks. Next week, on the other hand, will have a theme very close to me, so don’t forget to stop by for that one. Yeah, next week’s mixtape is
Read More »Soundtrack Saturday: Special Anniversary Mix Edition
Has it already been a year since Kelly Stitzel joined the Popdose staff? It has indeed -- and she's assembled a special anniversary Soundtrack Saturday column to celebrate
Read More »Bootleg City: Top 17 Songs of the ’90s
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
Read More »Bootleg City: Lindsey Buckingham, 12/10/92
I was beginning to think I’d never find a tough lawman to clean up Bootleg City, especially after my faux pas-filled interview with Marshall Crenshaw. (I won’t bore you with the details of my
Read More »Soundtrack Saturday: “National Lampoon’s European Vacation”
Hey, look, kids, there's Big Ben! And there's Parliament!
Read More »The Friday Mixtape: 6/19/09
You guys give up, or you thirsty for more? Bobby Jimmy & the Critters – Roaches from Look at All These Roaches [12"] (1986) Bread – The Guitar Man from Guitar Man (1972) George
Read More »Popdose Flashback, or When Good Albums Happen to Bad People: Don Henley, “The End of the Innocence”
This week's Popdose Flashback doubles as the return of a much-missed series -- Matthew Bolin's When Good Albums Happen to Bad People -- and offers begrudging respect for the best solo release from notorious
Read More »Bootleg City: Fleetwood Mac, “Rumours”
For all those Sheryl Crow fans who were disappointed when they found out she wouldn’t be filling in for Christine McVie on Fleetwood Mac’s current reunion tour, I’ve replaced McVie’s vocals with Crow’s in
Read More »Mix Six: “Noise Pop Fest”
DOWNLOAD THE FULL MIX HERE Sometimes it’s good to live in the metro area of a big city. Sure, you have to deal with heavy traffic, the lack of parking, crowds, high prices for
Read More »Dw. Dunphy On… Everything That Happens, and a Little After That
A few weeks ago I had the opportunity to see David Byrne live in concert. It was purported to be a celebration of the work he did with Brian Eno, famed producer and musical
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