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Posts tagged "Lou Reed"
Blerd Radio 2014: Episode 16B: Let’s Go To The Hall (of Fame) (Part II)
The Hall of Fame is cool and all that, but THIS podcast has an AARON NEVILLE impression.
Blerd Radio 2013 | Episode 21: Jann Wenner Can Bite Me (Part 2)
Who else would spend so much time talking about something they mostly view as useless?
Blerd Radio 2013 | Episde 20: Jann Wenner Can Bite Me (Part 1)
The potential class for the Rock Hall in 2014 is a doozy…and the Blerd Radio team is talking about it.
bLISTerd: The 100 Best Albums of the ’70s: Part Three
P-Funk. Uncut funk. The bomb. We can’t have a best albums of the ’70s list without ’em.
Spin Cycle: Joseph Arthur’s “Redemption City”
Joseph Arthur is a prolific mad genius. Like contemporaries Ryan Adams and Robert Pollard, Arthur is a man who simply can’t seem to help making music. He once described songs that made up the four EPs he released in 2008 as “strange animals in a cosmic cage begging for release”; he released an album a scant seven months ago; and now, seemingly out of nowhere, he’s dumped Redemption City on his devoted fanbase as a free digital download, and surprisingly to […]
The Popblerd Chart Report 11/10/11: Where’s LuLu?
Justin Bieber tops the album chart, as expected, while Metallica and Lou Reed score one of the biggest flops in music history. All that and more in our latest Chart Report.
Spin Cycle: Lou Reed and Metallica’s “Lulu”
A meeting of iconic minds: “Lulu” brings Metallica and Lou Reed together. How exactly does this work? Check out our review!
The Jukebox From Hell 01: “Wildside”
You know you’re hot when you can take your little brother and turn him into a star-and there were very few people hotter in the early Nineties than Donnie Wahlberg. His group, New Kids on the Block, was a pop phenomenon, starting with their first Top 10 hit, “Please Don’t Go Girl”, in the fall of 1988 and peaking with the simultaneous number one success of the “Step by Step” single and album in 1990. Donnie’s younger brother, Mark, was […]
