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White Label Wednesday: Medsker’s 2000 Beat Mix
First and foremost, I would like to extend a hearty thank you to frequent Popdose reader and commenter King of Grief, who volunteered to take my individual mp3 files for these mixes and stitch
Read More »White Label Wednesday: Medsker’s Retro Beat Mix
David Medsker goes back in time and returns with a retro beat mix this week, featuring songs from a-ha, Wham!, Pet Shop Boys, Go West, and many more
Read More »White Label Wednesday: ABC, “How to Be a…Zillionaire,” the remixes
They've mostly been forgotten in the US, but ABC is one of David Medsker's favorite bands -- and their 1985 remixes are perfect for this week's installment of White Label Wednesday
Read More »White Label Wednesday: This Is Halloween
While Mr. Dunphy’s upcoming Friday Mixtape is one of the most esoteric tributes to All Hallow’s Eve that you will ever see, I chose a more commercial (read: lazier) path to celebrating my second-favorite
Read More »White Label Wednesday: Simple Minds Six-Pack
A girl on whom I held a massive crush in high school gave me one of her senior year photos, and on the back she wrote, “I will never hear Simple Minds without thinking
Read More »White Label Wednesday: 9/16/09 Remix Six
David Medsker is back with another mix of those block rockin' beats, featuring remixes of tracks by Scritti Politti, Kool Moe Dee, Roxette, and more
Read More »White Label Wednesday: ’80s Dance Mixtape!
Are you ready to dance? No, seriously -- are you ready to dance? Then hit the floor, because David Medsker has pulled some classic white label tracks out of the vault!
Read More »White Label Wednesday: Quincy Jones featuring Ray Charles and Chaka Khan, “I’ll Be Good to You”
David Medsker takes us back to the waning moments of the '80s this week, with a look at what happened when a bouncy pop hit from Q, Brother Ray, and (Chaka) Chaka Khan got
Read More »White Label Wednesday: Romeo Void, “A Girl in Trouble (Is a Temporary Thing)”
People like to joke that if the Rolling Stones were to debut today, they would never be popular because they’re not attractive enough. This is not entirely accurate. I can’t imagine that a single
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