20 Songs From the 1990s That Time Forgot
Rather than listening to Spotify's latest playlist, give the tunes from this reminiscence of lost '90s singles a spin.
Andrew Doscas
After realizing that it was impossible to major in Pop Culture Studies at Syracuse University, Andrew had to settle for a degree in history. It was seeing the video for "Californication" for the first time as a nine year old that opened his eyes to music. He knew that the song meant something, he just didn't know what; after all what nine year old knows what fornication means? Currently he writes for his own blog, nowherebutpop.com, a website devoted to all things pop culture, and hopes that writing for PopMatters will lead to even bigger and better opportunities.
The 12 Best Red Hot Chili Peppers Music Videos
A look back at not only some of the Red Hot Chili Peppers' best music videos, but some of the best music videos ever made.
Led Zeppelin: In Through the Out Door (Deluxe Edition)
Led Zeppelin's final album proves to have more symbolic value than actual musical value.
Led Zeppelin: Presence (Deluxe Edition)
Led Zeppelin's most underappreciated album gets the remastered treatment.
Elliphant: One More
An EP that'll stay with you...even if you don't have an elephant's memory.
10 Times ‘Use Your Illusion I and II’ Predicted the Future of Guns N’ Roses
This early '90s juggernaut of a double album is a 150 minute long prophecy foretelling the end of the last great rock band.
Queen: Forever (take 1)
Queen's Forever, ostensibly a greatest hits album, feels more like an album made up of its greatest misses.
Stevie Nicks: 24 Karat Gold: Songs from the Vault
Stevie Nicks is back and she's still singing about angels, gypsies, and Lindsey Buckingham.
The Future Is Now, and It Is Odd: A Retrospective on Hip-hop in the ’00s
The historical unfolding of hip-hop bears a strong similarity to that of literature. With that lineage in mind, it's easy to see why the '00s found hip-hop taking on its postmodern stage.