At the Brooklyn Hip-Hop Festival this weekend, Busta Rhymes brought out some surprise guests-Charlie Brown and Dinco D. The three initially gained fame in the early Nineties as Leaders Of The New School. LoNS split up after two albums, as Busta̵…
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Dave Steed
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We continue with the letter F and get Filter, Flaming Lips, Fleetwood Mac and more.
D.X. Ferris
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Welcome to Suburban Metal Dad, Popdose’s resident webcomic. It runs every Monday and Friday. Each edition of SMD features Sort-Of Soundtrack, an optional metal song that plays in a new window. Click…
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Angela Zimmerman
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For the past 22 years over the 4th of July, 10,000 music loving souls have descended on the little community of Quincy, California transforming the Plumas County Fairgrounds into a…
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Mike Heyliger
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You sure that’s not Cameo? Nope, it’s Con Funk Shun, and their 1986 song “She’s A Star” graces this edition of Jheri Curl Fridays.
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Leslie Liberatore
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Let the Sandman sing you away this date night. No date? No prob. We got the Brand New Heavies on deck to heal you.
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Dan Walsh
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Delta Rae is a sextet from North Carolina, consisting of three siblings and three additional friends. They’re the only band I’ve seen use chains and a garbage can, aside from…
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Keith Creighton
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Casey Abrams was cast as the ”Too Weird for American Idol” contestant of Season 10. He was quirky, confident and fully defined as an artist before he arrived at the…
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Michael Parr
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From Motown to Scotland in five songs, what is on your Friday Five?
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D.X. Ferris
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Welcome to Suburban Metal Dad, Popdose’s resident webcomic. It runs every Monday and Friday. Each edition of SMD features Sort-Of Soundtrack, an optional metal song that plays in a new window. Click to…
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J.A. Bartlett
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In 1967, the album supplanted the single as rock’s preeminent art form. Yet the album that ended 1967 at #1 in Billboard sits astride both sides of that divide. Pisces,…
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Jeff Giles
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Lee Feldman subtitled his fourth album Trying to Put the Things Together That Never Been Together Before, which might read like a Fiona Apple-esque prank if it didn’t fit so…
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Scott Malchus
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Greg Kinnear and Willem Dafoe each have new movies out on home video.
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Ken Shane
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In 1965 the Righteous Brothers had a year that has seldom been equaled in the annals of popular music.
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Jeff Giles
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Hannah Georgas, where have you been all my life? I’m going to have your deliciously atmospheric “Enemies” on repeat for much of the summer, I just know it. [youtube id=”RFQ2advYqJ0″…
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Jeff Giles
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As habitual readers of this space are already aware, I’m celebrating Woody Guthrie’s centennial by helping put together a tribute album dedicated to raising funds for the Woody Guthrie Foundation,…
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Jeff Giles
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Out here where I live, a May morning is cause for celebration — the snow is behind us, most of winter’s ice has melted, and we’re out breathing the warm…
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Jeff Giles
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They look like they have a combined age of maybe 48 — and they actually might, as their press release says they’re all under 20 — but the Blackwell brothers,…
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Blerd Staff
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Many moons ago (by which we mean until the mid-90s), there existed mystical Shangri-La’s in shopping malls all across Americas, where quarters flowed, laughter resounded, and countless beefs were settled by joysticks and four buttons. Where …