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Dw Dunphy On…”Crying”
There is nobody singing today that can parallel the pain in Roy Orbison's voice
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Bob Dylan: The Poet At 70
Bob Dylan is 70 years old, and the Popdose Staff has pulled together a massive post to honor him. Here are 70 of our favorite Dylan songs, one for each year
Read More »Bottom Feeders: The Rock End of the ’80s, Part 37
Be sure to show your AARP card to get access to Bottom Feeders this week. Jimmy Page and Tom Petty bring along both Joe and Steve Perry to the geriatric party.
Read More »In Through the Out Door: Cover Songs We Heard Before the Classic Originals
No classic song deserves to be heard after the cover versions that followed it -- but hey, the world ain't fair
Read More »Friday Night Videos!: Christmas Eve Edition
The Popdose Staff thought that the best way to celebrate the second to last day of Mellowmas was to set the DeLorean back to the glam year of 1980, virtually the dawn of music
Read More »The Popdose Holiday Mixtape 2010
Last Christmas, we gave you our heart, but you were too busy doing real stuff. Hey, it’s perfectly understandable. We launched a “special gift” on Christmas morning 2009 with zero fanfare. Is it any
Read More »Friday Night Videos!: The Hits of 1990
If you’re holding your breath for the day MTV starts playing music videos again, let it go. It’s never going to happen, not ever. No, never, no way, no how. But who needs MTV
Read More »The Friday Mixtape: 10/29/10 — Fiendishly Yours
This week, The Friday Mixtape has been specially super-sized in order to provide you with 31 fiendishly good songs to keep you grim and grinning throughout the Halloween weekend.
Read More »The Popdose Podcast: Episode 14
What's the easiest way for a record company to take your money every holiday season? Box sets! Join Jeff Giles, Jason Hare and Dave Lifton for a discussion of the best and worst compilations
Read More »Popdose Flashback ’90: Traveling Wilburys, “Vol. 3″
The second (and seemingly final) Traveling Wilburys album turns 20 this week — and for Dw. Dunphy, the disappointment still stings a little
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