Father John Misty played a total of four public shows in San Francisco over the past month and a half. The initial interest in his music was likely in part…
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Matt Springer
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I am an objective reviewer. I have listened to a record. This record is by Ben Folds Five. It is called The Sound of the Life of the Mind. I…
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J.A. Bartlett
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We love us some Stevie Wonder around here. From his hits off the Motown production line in the 60s to his groundbreaking solo work in the 70s, writing and playing…
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Dave Steed
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The star of Are We Done Yet? shows his gangsta side in this weeks Bottom Feeders.
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Dw. Dunphy
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Is it really the BF5 or an unreasonable facsimile? You decide!
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Dave Steed
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September just couldn’t end without throwing a fist in the air for some vintage ’80s sounds.
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Michael Parr
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It’s Friday! Time to shuffle into the weekend with the Friday Five!
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J.A. Bartlett
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The Beatles, better known as The White Album, hit #1 on the Billboard 200 album chart for the week of December 28, 1968, and spent nine weeks at #1 in…
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Ken Shane
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Jazz legend Donald Byrd assembled his best students to create the Blackbyrds
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Keith Creighton
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Popdose interviews Mika ”Prophet” Guillory, MC for the rock/rap/dancefloor hybrid 7Lions, about the band’s hit arena jam Born 2 Run (plus free remix download)
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Popdose Staff
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It’s the beginning of the Carter Administration and the malaise has started in the world of AM Gold.
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Allison Johnelle Boron
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To the untrained observer, the pairing of a 60s pop icon with a late-night guitar master might seem a bit mismatched, but when the musicians in question are John Sebastian…
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J.A. Bartlett
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Forty years ago this fall, Chuck Berry’s career was in renaissance. His last hits of any consequence had come in 1964, but in 1972 he benefited from the ongoing rediscovery…
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Michael Fortes
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Anna Ash’s new video for “Heartbreak Season” is full of dancers, sparklers, and flirtatious boys and girls.
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Dave Steed
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The Hill’s have eyes and they’re on you as you check out another week of Bottom Feeders!
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Matt Wardlaw
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If you’re ever looking for a place to let your freak flag fly high, the All Good Music Festival takes care of that and so much more. This was immediately…
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Dave Lifton
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A special Asbury Park edition of the Song for the Soundtrack of Your Date (No Date) Tonight
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J.A. Bartlett
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We reach the end of 1968 riding a wave of all-time rock classics, and we’ll see in 1969 with another, in next week’s installment. This week, however: As one of…
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Ken Shane
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Another week, another one-hit-wonder. But what a hit.
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Keith Creighton
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My wife is entrenched in Seattle’s yoga community, so when a friend invited us to a free concert this Friday at the Center for Spiritual Living, I figured what better…
Keith Creighton
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Well, it looks like Ted Asregadoo and I weren’t too far off with all of the ‘Til Tuesday comparisons in our glowing reviews of Aimee Mann’s stellar new album, Charmer. In…
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Ben Arthur
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Ben Arthur shares the writing and recording process behind a track from his album “If You Look for My Heart.”
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Jeff Giles
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Parker Paul, Wingfoot This is one of my favorite albums, not just because Parker’s lyrics are lovely and inventive (he compares his ex-girlfriend’s orgasm to a fluttering origami crane), but…
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Popdose Staff
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Say what you want about the cultural phenomenon that was Star Wars, but boy could you dance to its theme song.
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J.A. Bartlett
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Louis Armstrong is one of the most important figures in the history of music. Critic Gary Giddins says he “invented modern time.” Kenny G is one of the most polarizing…
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Keith Creighton
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Give two critics THREE months to listen to one album, and of course we will wait ‘Til Tuesday to publish our reviews. Which in this case is quite appropriate. Up…
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Jonny Balfus
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The first Velvet Underground Album only sold 5,000 copies, but everyone that bought it filed a lawsuit.
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Scott Malchus
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Read the review and enter to win a copy of Robert Plant’s new live DVD.