Poplar Mucilage
Chuck EddyBlindfold tests, critical archives, fungal finds, urban ruins, and the most comprehensive, wide-ranging and idiosyncratic year-by-year single-listener recorded music accounting on the planet.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 175 | Subscribers | Read | chuckeddy.substack.com |
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Half-Heartedly Defending Mariah Carey
(Note: I wrote the screed below two years ago; not sure why I didn’t mention the Hole/Sleater Kinney-inspired grunge CD Mariah Carey covertly helped record and release under the band name “Chick” in 1995. They even covered Cheap Trick! Anyw...
150 Best Albums of 1988
“Possibly the most revered year in hip-hop,” the sticker on my copy of Ohio backpack rapper and producer Blueprint’s 2005 CD 1988 calls the year it’s named after, and “widely regarded as the greatest year in rap” agrees Shea Serrano in in 2...
More Fungi in the New World
When last we fungused, I criticized my own ‘shroom-hunting skills for ignoring not the forest for the trees, but more like the trees (or at least parasitic organisms growing upon them) for the ground. Since then I’ve tried to rectify that s...
150 Best Albums of 2023
As the hottest year on record so far wound down to a holiday season portending what’s sure to be an even hotter and otherwise frightening on many fronts 2024, an article began making the rounds on what little social media I tune into wonder...
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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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