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Short Attention Span Oscars: 11 Mini Movie Music Video Classics
I haven’t seen ANY of this year’s slew of “Best Picture” nominees. Besides the high price of tickets and parking, I simply can’t sit still while today’s over-indulged directors take up to THREE hours
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The Popdose Interview: Jimi Jamison of Survivor
In more than four decades in the music business, Jimi Jamison has worn quite a few different hats. While perhaps best known for his work with Chicago-based AOR rockers Survivor, his trademark vocals also
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Popblerd’s New Release Report 9/11/12: Chillin’ Like Bob Dylan
This week's list of new releases is wide and varied, encompassing acts as diverse as the XX, Dave Matthews Band, DMX, and the Bard himself, Bob Dylan
Read More »Bottom Feeders: The Rock End of the ’80s, Final.
Three years and a couple thousand songs later, Bottom Feeders comes to an end with the letter Z from Billboard Rock Charts.
Read More »The Popdose Interview: Christopher Cross
He's gone sailing, ridden like the wind, and been caught between the moon and New York City. Now, Christopher Cross is back with a new album: "Doctor Faith."
Read More »Sugar Water: Have You Had a Skin Orgasm Lately?
Music-derived chills, or "skin orgasms," are experienced by certain personality types, especially during the holidays. Robert Cass goes up close and waaaay too personal to introduce readers to this phenomenon
Read More »Bottom Feeders: The Ass End of the ’80s, Part 103
After two years and more than 100 posts, Dave Steed's Bottom Feeders reaches its conclusion. Parting is such a son of a bitch -- but Dave's brought prizes to his farewell party!
Read More »Ticket Stub: Foreigner in Atlanta, November ’79
Some times you have to give in to nostalgia, which is why I found myself at a St. Louis area casino a few weeks ago to see Foreigner. A note had been left with
Read More »Death by Power Ballad: ZZ Top, “Rough Boy”
What happens when three hairy Texans get sensitive? "Rough Boy." It may not have lived up to its title in any way, but Rob Smith has a soft spot for ZZ Top's contribution to
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