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This rusty crusty musty old mixtape, the ninth one I’ve turned into a couple playlists then posted about on Poplar Mucilage, has the distinction of being the first one where I actually managed to locate every single song on Spotify. Well ok...
I’m not one of those people who thinks The Sopranos wrecked television, though I get where they’re coming from.
I’m not one of those people who thinks The Sopranos wrecked television, though I get where they’re coming from. “I may be alone...
Rebuttal to rebuttals to a Wire review I’d written that year, and the rare Village Voice review of a greatest hits album — i.e., a challenge by definition to rockism-so-called even if it wasn’t about a synth band with owl hairdos. Cartoon b...
The Chargers Street Gang, live in a library
THE CHARGERS STEET GANG Through the Windshield
As you might (or might not) expect from guys whose previous album had songs called “Tom Waits for No-One” and “The Source Awards” and “Amazing...
Okay, well obviously (take a look) this tape is an absolute mess. Not only could I not decide what music to keep on it; I couldn’t even decide what it was called. Changed its names so many times! Judging from the tape itself, clearly at one...
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A misguided tour through 10,000 or so record albums and/or songs you mostly never heard of in a universe of fungi I can't smell.
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