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I want to testify: Big Star, Radio City

October 23, 2019

Slightly more diverse and mature than debut album #1 Record, Big Star's second is also an all-timer; the two together form the blueprint for power pop since

Music Countdown

My Favorite Music of the 2000s, Ten Years Later: Part No. 5

August 2, 2019

The author's look back at the formative music of his twenties, ten years since, concludes with his top ten albums

Music Countdown

My Favorite Music of the 2000s, Ten Years Later: BONUS FEATURE: Best Songs Not Mentioned

August 2, 2019

The author picks his favorite songs from artists who weren't mentioned in the album countdown

Music Countdown

My Favorite Music of the 2000s, Ten Years Later: Part No. 4

August 1, 2019

The author continues looking back at the music of his twenties, from the end of his thirties, with twenty more albums

Music Countdown

My Favorite Music of the 2000s, Ten Years Later: BONUS FEATURE: Best EPs

August 1, 2019

As a special addition to the countdown, we look at ten great EPs of the era

Music Countdown

My Favorite Music of the 2000s, Ten Years Later: Part No. 3

July 31, 2019

Our countdown look back reaches the top 50

Music Countdown

My Favorite Music of the 2000s, Ten Years Later: Part No. 2

July 30, 2019

We keep on rolling on our countdown with 25 more albums

Music Countdown

My Favorite Music of the 2000s, Ten Years Later: Part No. 1

July 29, 2019

Ten years after the decade ended, the author looks back at his favorite music from a formative period, how it shaped him, and how his tastes have-- or haven't-- changed since

Year of the Month

Yesterday Once More: If I Were a Carpenter

May 21, 2019

The 1994 Carpenters tribute album is a worthy set of cover versions as well as a fascinating cross-section of alternative rock of the time

Year of the Month

I know where you’re from, but where do you belong? Modest Mouse, The Moon and Antarctica

February 15, 2019

Isaac Brock and company's third album is their most existential and transcendent