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Posts tagged "Prince"
BlerdTube – The Arsenio Hall Show
The Popblerd crew (and friends) remember their favorite moments from the original Arsenio Hall Show.
bLISTerd: Best Pop Culture Vehicles of All-Time: Nos 20-11
It was after a trip to visit a prospect’s business that I wondered aloud, “What’s the coolest pop culture vehicle of all-time?” You see, unfortunately, I’m not actually a full-time scribe for PopBlerd! I’m actually an insurance agent for Nationwide Insurance. And you see the dude remodeled classic vehicles. Like people paid him tons, upon tons of money and he souped-up their already souped-up classic autos. It was quite the sight, seeing three to four classic cars sitting in his […]
Blerd Radio 2013 Episode 16: MTV & The Mystery Of Jehovah Pan
30 years of VMA madness , condensed into one hour. Because we’re awesome like that.
Robin Thicke, Blurred Lines: Album Review
“Blurred Lines” is the song of the summer. That’s not mere conjecture; that’s almost scripture at this point. “Blurred Lines” is a big old Smash Hit, the kind we only get a couple of a year, the kind that everyone knows the words to. They know T.I.’s vowel-heavy guest rap, Pharrell’s every “whoo!”, the sly way Robin Thicke himself barely conceals a chuckle as he croons “what rhymes with hug me?”… the song’s massive, and why shouldn’t it be? With […]
Blerd Radio Episode 12: The PrinceCast (Part Two of Two)
Dearly beloved…here’s Part 2 of our Prince podcast!
Blerd Radio 2013 Episode 11: The Prince-cast (Part 1 of 2)
It’s a Purple Party! Check out Part 1 of our 2-part Prince podcast!
“Thy Will Be Done…” A Classic Gets Updated by Jessie Ware
Singer Jessie Ware covers a ’90s classic. Does she do right by Prince and Martika?
Shuggie Otis, Inspiration Information + Wings Of Love: Album Review
A gifted, prodigiously talented soul/funk recluse, Shuggie Otis’s music certainly deserves to be canonized; all the accepted pieces of pop-culture folklore are there, from the Rolling Stones sideman offer to the eventual artistic blackout, and so it stands to reason that when Otis’s music finally reaches the masses, it will be transcendent. Which, as it turns out, is a bit of a foolish way to think; there’s no easier way to shatter transcendence than to expect it. In 2013, we’ve […]
Hashtag, You’re It: Eight Examples of Outdated Tech in Pop Music
15 years from now, someone will pull this article up and ask “What’s a blog?”
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.
