Nope, nothing tacky about this
Fred Schneider
Jeff: Hey, you’re still here! Jason: Don’t act surprised. You chained me to the radiator, remember? Black Snake Mellowmas. Jeff: That…that is a mental image I will never be rid…
Fred Schneider and Scatman John provide some interesting moments in this week’s Bottom Feeders.
Kelly Stitzel returns from a month-long retreat with the Deadbeat Club in order to pull rank on the B-52’s seven studio albums.
It’s Babs vs. Babs in a Mellowmas Celebrity Death Match — and no one wins
Fred Schneider of the B-52’s followed up the success of ”Love Shack” with a re-release of a 1984 solo album featuring the synth pop treasure ”Monster.” Despite the band’s newfound cultural relevance, the song was too weird or too dated to hit big.
By the cold light of Mellowmas morn, Fred Schneider returns to make us all sick. So very, very sick.
The Internet moves fast. Here’s a fond look back at our favorite links from the last seven days: AM, Then FM wraps up its “12 Days of Christmas” with a…
…Because what could be a better Mellowmas beginning than a soul-scarring song about everyone’s least favorite holiday treat?
DOWNLOAD THE FULL MIX HERE Last year, I was feeling all boo hoo about the fact that no one, and I mean no one comes to our house on Halloween. …
For this week’s Popdose Flashback, Bob Cashill reminisces about the B-52s’ Cosmic Thing — and a certain very, very friendly young lady in Thailand.
On Tuesday the B-52’s will release their first album of new material in 16 years: Funplex. While that’s a long stretch between releases, the band wasn’t exactly quiet during that…