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Posted on January 3, 2013

Music That Shaped a Decade: The ’90s

The 1980s was firmly defined as a music genre, so it was easy to categorize the different music contained in those 10 years. We knew we were going to hear some synthesizers, quite a few horns, some androgynous singers, quick, catchy pop tunes, and maybe a little too much of Daryl Hall and John Oates. … Continue reading Music That Shaped a Decade: The ’90s

Posted on December 28, 2012February 16, 2013

Sam’s Friday Top 5: Popular Albums of 2012

I want to preface this by acknowledging the glory of many albums released this year that were not commercially successful, and to also say that these are obviously my opinions, so we can agree to disagree if your list is different. (Oh, and #6 on my list would have to be Keyshia Cole’s Woman to … Continue reading Sam’s Friday Top 5: Popular Albums of 2012

Posted on December 22, 2012

My Semi-Sincere Apology for Liking Gangster Rap

I always feel like I need to apologize for liking gangster rap music. I don’t know why I have that feeling. Well, actually, I think I do know, and it’s a really sad reason. Too many people judge those who listen to three specific types of music: heavy metal, emo, and gangster rap. They think … Continue reading My Semi-Sincere Apology for Liking Gangster Rap

Posted on December 15, 2012December 15, 2012

Twenty-One Years Ago

Twenty-one years ago, in the fall and winter of 1991/1992, one of the most heated battles of all time was taking place. The combatants were a couple of veterans and a newcomer, all with the spirit of competition in their veins. Twenty-one years ago, in the fall and winter of 1991, the battle for chart … Continue reading Twenty-One Years Ago

Posted on December 9, 2012

Sing For the Laughter. Sing For the Tears.

Music has always been one of my biggest passions, and I know most people say that and don’t know what it truly means, but before I can remember most other things, I can remember music. From the first time I heard “Shout” by Tears for Fears in Wanamaker’s department store, the original version, not the … Continue reading Sing For the Laughter. Sing For the Tears.

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