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Wandering the Aisles: Going Gaga for Madonna
When I set out to chronicle the musical offerings of America’s supermarkets, pharmacies and other not-quite-cutout bins in this column, I expected to find a lot of silly junk or wildly overstocked albums. I
Read More »The Popdose Guide to Duran Duran
With a new Mark Ronson-produced album about to hit shelves, Popdose puts Duran Duran under the microscope to examine their strange, wonderful career.
Read More »The Friday Linkfest: 1/21/11
The Web moves fast. Here are our favorite links from the week that was: The age of extreme offshore oil is just beginning [Discover] Apple’s top all-time apps [TechCrunch] Social Distortion at Daytrotter [Daytrotter]
Read More »Popdose Flashback ’90: The Vaughan Brothers, “Family Style”
On the 20th anniversary of Stevie Ray Vaughan's death, Michael Fortes revisits the Texas guitar master's swan song: a collaboration with brother Jimmie Vaughan
Read More »DVD Review: “More Than This: The Story of Roxy Music”
It should come as no surprise that the members of Roxy Music spent time in art school. The band’s interests went far beyond creating the seminal music for which they are known. Attention was
Read More »Bottom Feeders: The Ass End of the ’80s, Part 74
Dave Steed's Bottom Feeders moves into its second week of the letter R, which means it's time for some not-so-classic '80s cuts from frozen food kingpin Smokey Robinson. Anyone hungry for some mild gumbo
Read More »The Popdose Guide to David Bowie, Part Two
It took him almost two months, but Anthony Hansen is back with the final installment of his guide to David Bowie's recording career. Let's get eclectic ... and let's dance!
Read More »Future Retro: Jody Watley
A TOUCH OF SHALAMAR Singer, songwriter, and producer Jody Watley first boogied her way to fame at the age of 14 as a dancer on the legendary music program Soul Train. In 1976 the
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