Album reviews are divided into six sections: MAXIMUM GOBBLING for the masterpieces; GOBBLE IT for the merely great; WORTH GOBBLING for other good releases; GOBBLE? for those albums which aren’t really good or bad, just sort of okay; DO NOT GOBBLE for the shitty; and RUN, DON’T GOBBLE! for the awful. QUARANTINE THE PAST: THE [...]
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Hey, Mr. AJ: Pavement, Emeralds, Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti, Bettye LaVette, Eminem
Posted in Hey Mr. AJ, tagged 90's, ariel pink, ariel pink's haunted graffiti, before today, bettye lavette, british invasion, british rock, chillwave, christopher reeve, does it look like i'm here, dr dre, elton john, emeralds, eminem, eric clapton, frank zappa, george harrison, haddaway, indie rock, interpretations the british rock songbook, kraftwerk, led zeppelin, lil wayne, lo-fi, mariah carey, michael j fox, music, paul mccartney, pavement, pink floyd, pop, quarantine the past, quarantine the past the best of pavement, recovery, relapse, rem, rihanna, ringo starr, rock, slanted and enchanted, soul, stephen malkmus, the beatles, the who, trans europe express, westing by musket & sextant on June 19, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Hey, Mr. AJ: Tame Impala, True Blood, Dum Dum Girls, Wild Nothing, Twilight, Robyn
Posted in Hey Mr. AJ, tagged 13th floor elevators, abbey road, australia, australian music, beck, blues, bob dylan, body talk pt 1, cc adcock, chuck prophet, cocteau twins, country, dance, dream pop, dum dum girls, eastern conference champions, eclipse, elvis costello, emo, fanfarlo, film score, film soundtrack, florence and the machine, folk, gemini, george harrison, girl group, hbo, horror, i will be, independent music, indie, indie pop, indie rock, innerspeaker, jace everett, jack tatum, jack white, john lennon, jr walker & the all stars, ke$ha, kesha, kevin parker, lo-fi, lucinda williams, movie score, movie soundtrack, music, music from the unrealized film script dusk at cubist castle, music review, new moon, pop, psych-rock, psychdelia, psychedelic, psychedelic rock, ramones, raveonettes, review, richard gottehrer, robots, robyn, rock, screamin jay hawkins, sgt pepper, sgt pepper's lonely hearts club band, sia, sonny and cher, soundtrack, sparkly pussyboy, sweden, swedish music, tame impala, television, the beatles, the black keys, the bravery, the dead weather, the olivia tremor control, the ronettes, the shirtless wonder, the twilight saga eclipse, the twilight saga new moon, thievery corporation, thom yorke, true blood, true blood soundtrack, tv, tv soundtrack, twilight, unkle, vampire weekend, vampires, wild nothing, yellow submarine on June 4, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Hey, Mr. AJ is a new column in which I plan on writing some things about the new music I hear. They’ll be brief reviews, divided into sections: MAXIMUM GOBBLING for the masterpieces; GOBBLE IT for the merely great; WORTH GOBBLING for other good releases; GOBBLE? for those albums which aren’t really good or bad, just sort of okay; DO [...]
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