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Category Archives: Music
The Grammys’ Best Moment
From my perspective, anyway.
Posted in Music, Pictures
Tagged Brooklyn Decker, Grammys, Music, Pictures, Rich Eisen, Self-Promotion, Twitter
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The Take-home Message from the SOPA Debate
Tracking the political discourse regarding SOPA proved to be quite instructive in ways I hadn’t anticipated. My own view on the proposed bill was that, while the aims weren’t entirely bad, some of the presumptions in the law overreached in … Continue reading
The Bark Side of the Force
Things have been a little long-winded around here of late. I wanted to try to accomplish two things with this post. First, drop the Brow-o-Meter down a notch or two. Mission accomplished. Secondly, I wanted to see how many categories … Continue reading
Posted in General Culture and News, Movies, Music, Sports, Television, Videos
Tagged Commercials, Dogs, General Culture and News, Movies, Music, Sports, Super Bowl, Television, Videos, Volkswagen
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This Strange, Twitterfied World
The profound changes to our culture wrought by the rise of the Internet as a whole are obvious to all. But I’m fascinated by one very surprising and strange way in which Twitter specifically altered the manner in which we … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, General Culture and News, Music, Sports
Tagged 1980's, Boogie Nights, CM Punk, Dare, General Culture and News, Internet, Music, Sports, Stan Bush, The 80's, The Touch, Transformers, Twitter, WWE
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Ghostbusters: A Narrative Lyrical Analysis
In honor of our impending Halloween weekend* and the zombie Moammar Gaddafis and slutty-fill-in-the-blanks who come with it, I thought it only fitting to scrutinize arguably the greatest sort-of-Halloween-themed song of all time. The song I Want a New Drug … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Music
Tagged 1980's, Commentary, Ghostbusters, Huey Lewis and the News, Humor, I Want a New Drug, Lyrical Analysis, Music, Ray Parker
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Findings in from Controversial Pediatric Drug Study
Have you ever wondered what it might look like if you gave cocaine to an eight-year-old? If so, (1) you’re probably already in jail, but (2) at least you can wonder no more:
Posted in General Culture and News, Music, Videos
Tagged General Culture and News, Music, Nicki Minaj, Super Bass, Videos
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Mr. Roboto: A Narrative Lyrical Analysis
Continuing our celebration of Robot History Month, we now present a narrative lyrical analysis of the Styx classic “Mr. Roboto.” Released in 1983, Roboto was one of the first serious attempts in mainstream music to tackle the issues of the … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Music
Tagged Commentary, Dennis DeYoung, Humor, Lyrical Analysis, Mr. Roboto, Music, Robot History Month, Robots, Styx
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Awkward Moments in Entertainment History: Clive Anderson vs. The Bee Gees
In light of, um, recent events, I thought now might be an opportune time to delve into the subject of awkward moments in the history of television / music / movies / etc. This forgotten (or, in America, unseen) gem … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Music, Television, Videos
Tagged Awkwardness, Bee Gees, Clive Anderson, Commentary, Music, Television, TV, Videos
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Evacuate the Dancefloor: A Narrative Lyrical Analysis
Recent protests and upheaval in the Middle East, juxtaposed against our own military presence in the region, call to mind yet again the far-reaching geopolitical implications of these events. Specifically, will the seeming democratization of that part of the world … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Music
Tagged Biological Weapons, Cascada, Chemical Weapons, Commentary, Evacuate the Dancefloor, Humor, Lyrical Analysis, Music, Sarin Gas, Terrorism
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Awkward Moments in Entertainment History: Rock Me Tonite
As our cultural integrity continues to buckle under the weight of exploitative “reality” programming and mindless pseudo-documentaries, it’s difficult to recall that MTV (f/k/a Music Television) was once the arbiter of success in the popular music industry. It isn’t merely … Continue reading →