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Bottom Feeders: The Rock End of the ’80s, Part 56

Dave Steed June 15, 2011 25

Dave Steed checks out the letter W this week as he visits more rock tunes from the '80s.

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Here’s Something Else!: Everything 1980s, Pink Floyd Edition

Something Else! Reviews April 5, 2011 5

Pink Floyd‘s A Momentary Lapse of Reason, alas, was no Dark Side of the Moon. Criticized then as now for being transitional and samey, though, it was far from the worst thing foisted on

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Mix Six: “New Clear Days*”

Ted Asregadoo March 22, 2011 2

Scared of nuclear fallout? Buying up iodine pills to protect your thyroid? Welcome to the new clear days! And thankfully, Popdose has a mix to keep you humming while we're all

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CD/DVD Review: Arcangels, “Living In A Dream”

Ken Shane December 28, 2009 4

The Austin Rehearsal Complex (ARC) opened on March 1, 1990, using funds provided by the city’s arts council to get started. A few months later, in August of that year, the Austin music community

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Test of the Boomerang: Pink Floyd’s “The Wall” at 30

Ben Wiser July 22, 2009 14

In the first part of a multi-week look back at the double album, Ben Wiser revisits the birth of Pink Floyd's The WallRead More »

Dw. Dunphy On… Penguimania 2009, Set 4

Dw. Dunphy May 27, 2009 0

May is the unofficial start of the summer concert season, so to unofficially celebrate the shows of 2009, Popdose.com and internet radio station The Penguin have teamed up for Penguimania 2009. Tune in each

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When Good Albums Happen to Bad People: Roger Waters, “Amused to Death”

Matthew Bolin May 28, 2008 40

You probably won’t be surprised when I tell you that this has been the hardest post for me to write since Popdose started. I mean, it’s been a damn month: what’s the holdup? Well,

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Popdose Interview: Eric Bazilian of the Hooters

Will Harris February 25, 2008 18

Yeah, yeah, we know what you’re thinking: “The Hooters? Are they even still together?” Well, actually, if you’d asked that question between 1995 and 2001, the answer would’ve been a resounding “No.” After the

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