The long, strange trip from WWII to Samuel L.
Popdose Flashback
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Dw. Dunphy
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In April 1983, Japan introduced the Famicom. A couple years later, sales of Funyons increased three-fold.
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Dw. Dunphy
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And when the cupboard’s bare, will you still even care?
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Dw. Dunphy
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Recalling the phenomenon of the last episode of M*A*S*H
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Dw. Dunphy
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Wherein Holmes and Dunphy make like The Carpenters and go on hurting each other.
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Will Harris
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Some Furs and some friends look back on “Forever Now” as it turns 30
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Matt Wardlaw
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As music fans, bands find their way into our song-obsessed hearts in a variety of ways and some of the best experiences come about very unexpectedly. I think we all…
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Kelly Stitzel
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On the occasion of its 20th anniversary, Kelly Stitzel revisits Deee-Lite’s sophomore effort, Infinity Within.
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Kelly Stitzel
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Kelly Stitzel revisits one of her favorite albums, Annie Lennox’s solo debut, Diva.
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Chris Holmes
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Chris Holmes reflects on one of heavy metal’s landmark albums, Iron Maiden’s “The Number of the Beast,” for this edition of Popdose Flashback ’82.
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Dave Steed
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Flashback to 1992 and revisit the overlooked Up by Right Said Fred.
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Chris Holmes
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Chris Holmes takes a fond look back at the self-titled fourth LP from King’s X, released this week in 1992.
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Ken Sumka
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20 years later, the band looks back at an early breakthrough
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Dan Wiencek
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30 years ago, XTC seemed poised for their commercial breakthrough. Appearances were deceiving.
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David Medsker
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David Medsker runs 1992 through the beat mix blender.
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Mike Heyliger
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On the 20th anniversary of the release of Michael Jackson’s “Dangerous”, Mike Heyliger takes a look back at the King of Pop’s eighth solo album.
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Jack Feerick
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How a last-ditch career-saver became a power pop classic.
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Jon Cummings
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Remembering the guy who brought country, and bad shirts, to the suburbs.
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Jack Feerick
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Twenty years ago, it was possible to be a regional success without breaking out nationally. This is the story of the rise and plateau and eventual fall of Cliffs of Dooneen, a cautionary tale of the perils of influence.
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Jack Feerick
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I knocked around the fringes of academia for years, but it’s just as well that I never became a teacher — because there’s nothing I find more irritating than a…
Dave Steed
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Dave Steed takes a look back at the album that changed the face of metal forever, on its 20th anniversary.
Dave Steed
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Dave Steed takes a look back at the 20-year anniversary of the debut from hip-hop legends, P.M. Dawn.
Jeff Giles
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In the fall of 1991, I was a high school senior, just starting to find my feet as a music writer — and as a listener, just discovering pathways into…
Dave Steed
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Dave Steed reflects back on the New Jack Swing era as Color Me Badd’s debut album turns 20 years old this week.