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Constructed on the occasion of David Lee Roth’s 2012 return to Van Halen with the possibly-not-awful (haven’t listened to it since) album A Different Kind of Truth, which my editor at Spin had me tack on an additional section about at the e...
Megan Moroney review, 2024
Taylor Swift and Nashville country parted ways years ago, but they’re still linked in spirit — thanks to a generational parade of smart young women confessionally chronicling twentysomething singledom. Now and then one breaks through radio’...
150 Best Album Artists of the ‘70s
According to Math!
At the tail end of the ‘70s, the Village Voice ran something called the “Pazz & Jop +3 Decade Report” where they polled 13 critics — including, for starters, Lester Bangs, Robert Christgau and Greil Marcus — about their...
Baader Meinhof review, 1997
The Baader Meinhof Gang aka Red Army Faction were active in Germany from 1970 to 1998. Luke Haines made his first Auteurs album in 1993. He’d be my favorite ’90s Britpop auteur (small praise, but still) even if that wasn’t his primary band’...
John Cougar Mellencamp live review, 1987
Unfortunately, there was no beach. Not sure about the zither.
Maybe the third best thing I’ve written about the Cougmeister (check my third and fourth books for the first and second best), and still not horrible I don’t think. Surprised I...
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