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Greatest Un-Hits: Burden Brothers’ “Beautiful Night” (2003)
Of all of the at least pretty good, moderately successful alt rock bands of the mid-‘90s, the one that everybody in my high school loved was the Toadies. The Dallas band of “Possum Kingdom,”
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Desert Island Discs with Rebelution
Rebelution's latest album debuted at #1 on Billboard's reggae chart. Check out what two members of the band have to say about their Desert Island Discs
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Greatest Un-Hits: Cher with Beavis and Butt-head, “I Got You Babe” (1993)
Beavis and Butt-head had their cultural moment in 1993. All of 1993. Their cartoon was the #1 show on MTV (even after they couldn’t say “fire” anymore because some kid burned down his house).
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Let’s Argue About the 2012 Rock Hall Nominees
The staff looks at this year's list, pauses for reflection, and launches into a rock nerd debate
Read More »TV on DVD: “The Wild Thornberrys: Season One”
Scott Malchus looks back at season one of the great 90's animated series, "The Wild Thornberrys," now on
Read More »Soundtrack Saturday: “Thrashin’”
Join Kelly Stitzel as she dips her Converse-clad toes into the rad waters of '80s skateboarding movies with Thrashin'Read More »
Bottom Feeders: The Rock End of the ’80s, Part 41
Dave Steed reaches the letter R this week on his quest to have you listen to every crappy 80's song ever!
Read More »Greatest Un-Hits: Garbage, “Cherry Lips” (2002)
A look at songs that aren’t necessarily good or bad, merely ones that, because of the climate of the music world during their release, somehow, someway, were not the massive hit songs they should
Read More »Hooks ‘N’ You: Mark Helm, “Everything’s OK”
Not every album released on Not Lame Records was the very definition of power pop, but 10 years on, Mark Helm's Everything's OK remains an album of powerful pop. It's an important distinction...and a
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