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The Popdose Podcast – Popdose Presents: Songs of Freedom, Episode One
In the first episode of "Popdose Presents: Songs of Freedom", Popdose music contributor Matthew Bolin and Lyana Fernandez look at R.E.M., P.J. Harvey, and how the internet changes the way we look at political
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TV on DVD Review: The Monkees, Season 1 and Season 2
I’m not going anywhere for the next couple of days. Because I have the complete run of The Monkees—32 episodes of season 1, and 26 episodes of season 2—spread across two retro-shiny DVD box
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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
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Bob Lefsetz Hasn’t Gotten Over The Art Chick From High School
Bob can't just give advice to the myriad young acts who don't read his columns. He has to present it with awkward metaphors about high school, which he probably learned from the movies.
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Digging for Gold: The Time-Life “AM Gold” Series, Part 11
Another Wednesday, another batch of AM Gold for your listening pleasure. This week rolls on with the third installment from
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AM Gold: 1964 beckons! Enjoy the Supremes and the Zombies! Make it through Gene Pitney!
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Digging for Gold: The Time-Life “AM Gold” Series, Part 8
And just like that, 1963 is in our rear-view mirrors. But before we speed ahead to '64 let's fire up the old transistor radio and check out the final group of tunes from
Read More »Digging for Gold: The Time-Life “AM Gold” Series, Part 7
Put your headphones on and your cares away, and come back with us once again to the world of Time-Life's "AM Gold" -- 1963 style!
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We're such geeks that we even think about albums with great second-to-last songs
Read More »Greatest Un-Hits: The Rolling Stones’ “Like a Rolling Stone” (1995)
In 1994, after more than 30 years largely intact and as one of the world’s best, most famous, popular, and hardworking bands, the Rolling Stones experienced a major shift. That was the year the
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