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An idiosyncratic blog dedicated to the precursors, the practioners, and the descendants of power pop. All suggestions for postings and sidebar links welcome, contact any of us.
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March
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- Break On Through
- Friday Videoblogging: Paul Collins' Beat
- Weekend Listomania
- A Pain in the Angst
- Rubinoos Box Set!
- Meaningless Songs In Very High Voices
- We're the Young Generation And We've Got Something...
- Speechless
- Doctor My Eyes
- Rock Critic of the Week
- Wednesday Morning Glam Rock
- The Groove Goes On Forever
- Abandon Hope All Ye Who Enter Here
- Teenage Virgins Sing About Getting Laid
- It goes to 11
- You Bastid Kid Get Off My Lawn
- Very Loud Noises
- Jeebus!
- In the Beginning
- Weekend Listomania
- Swoonarama
- The Mother of Us All
- Roll Over Ian Anderson
- Handle With Care
- Zevon Reissues
- Love Me Do
- The Unbearable Whiteness of Being
- His Hair Was Perfect
- Your Own Personal Jesus of Cool
- The Present Day Hepster Refuses to Die
- The Young and the Feckless
- Pamelot!
- Sorry, Bono
- 100 Years of Wimpitude
- Happy St. Patrick's Day!
- Friday Babyblogging.
- Beyond the Valley of the Irksome
- Tomorrow Never Knows
- Review: Cantilever
- Thank You Girl
- Voices of the Beehive
- Legend of the Lost
- Give Her a Great Big Kiss
- simelsblogging: Patti Smith
- Simelsblogging: Procol Harum
- Welcome!
- The Beatles that Never Were
- Note
- On the Horizon: New FOW
- Videoblogging: The Move, 1967
- Noted: Three Movies
- Saturday Babyblogging: The Triumphal Return
- As They Say in Chicago, Da Boers, Mach 2.
- Heh.
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March
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Music Resources & Blogs
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- Absolute Power Pop
- AMG
- Aversion.com
- Basshead
- Bedazzled!
- Dewey Beach PopFest
- Fingertips
- fluxblog
- For the Records
- Glorious Noise
- Hooks and Harmony
- IPO Festival
- Little Hits
- Lost Bands of the New Wave Era
- Music Web Express 3000
- New Wave Outpost
- New York Power Pop
- Obsessed with Music
- Perfect Sound Forever
- Pitchfork Media
- Pop Narcotic
- PopMatters
- Post Punk Junk
- Power Pop Lovers
- Powerpopaholic
- Powerpopulist
- Ready Steady Go
- Rick Redux
- Seattle Power Pop
- Sheer Golden Hooks
- Smother.net
- The 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, and 00s of Power Pop!
- The Cure for Bedbugs
- The Mod Pop Punk Archive
- the old punks blog (inactive, but great archives)
- Trouser Press Online
- TweeNet
Bands We Love
- 20/20
- Apples in Stereo
- Barenaked Ladies
- Beat, The
- Brinsley Schwarz
- Cheap Trick
- Couple
- Dave Edmunds
- Dressy Bessy
- Elvis Costello
- Fountains of Wayne
- Lolas, The
- Matthew Sweet
- Move, The
- Myracle Brah
- New Pornographers, The
- Nick Lowe
- Portastatic
- Records, The
- Redd Kross
- Richard X. Heyman
- Robert Pollard
- Rockpile
- Shoes
- Sid'n'Susie
- Starjets
- Superchunk
- They Might Be Giants
- Velvet Crush
- XTC
Other Good Blogs on Progressive Politics & Culture
- Adventus
- Americablog
- Atrios
- Bitch, PhD
- Blah 3
- Blast Off!
- Bouphonia
- Cab Drollery
- Corrente
- Dependable Renegade
- Dohiyi Mir
- Echidne of the Snakes
- FireDogLake
- First Draft
- Gardner Writes
- Great Orange Satan, The
- Huffington Post, The
- Hullabaloo
- I speak dog
- Jesus' General
- My DD
- New Pairodimes
- No Capital
- No Pants Productions
- Online Blogintegrity
- Opinions You Should Have
- Pax Americana
- Poor Man Institute, The
- RawStory
- Rising Hegemon
- Rising Hegemon After Dark (NSFW)
- Stayin' Alive
- SteveAudio
- Suburban Guerrilla
- The Kenosha Kid's Blog
- The Supreme Irony of Life
- Thje Rude Pundit
- Welcome to Pottersville
- Whiskeyfire
- Wolcott
- Wordshed
- Zen Cabin
5 comments:
Great live video. Too bad the zombie youth could only stand there and daydream until Sabbath came on late rin the evening.
Great Band! Caught them live around the release of their "The Kids are the Same" disc. Paul was a pretty cool guy.
Very cool clip. Another one of those bands who I liked but had never seen and never would have if not for YouTube.
Clearly, the greatest invention in the history of humanity.
When's that clip from?
It's killer, but for the life of me, I can't place it in context.
Cool. He went to high school with my older brothers. Also, I think he did the original version of Hanging on the Telephone
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