Posts from 29th March 2006

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Imaginary City #773 “urville” from the 20 years + imagining of one Gilles Trehin. There is a book forthcoming. Perhaps this is where St Elsewhere is found?

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Enormous Legends
8 Feb 2001 Charlemagne Palestine – Four Manifestations on Six Elements 1. Charlemagne Palestine approaches a piano like a climber approaches a mountain. He does not play the instrument so much as he lets it test him: he starts each performance like an ascent, knowing that somewhere ahead there are the limits of the piano, and also the […]

Popular ’76
21 May 2008 I give marks out of 10 to every song – based on whatever criteria you like, here’s your opportunity to say what you’d have given more than 6 to from 1976. Tick as many as you like. And use the comments to discuss the year as a whole, if you like.

The Usual Excuses
2 Feb 2001 The Usual Excuses Bowery Electric’s “Freedom Fighter” is bewitching and worrying, and not just because it was made by a band I’d put down as America’s most useless. In fact the beat Bowery Electric use on “Freedom Fighter” sounds as familiar as ever, but that for once works in the song’s favour, in the same […]

Friday Poll Special – The Great Britpop Sorting Hat!
28 Jun 2013 We are now firmly into the BRITPOP YEARS on Popular, oh yes, so it’s time to consider its musical legacy in the only language we truly understand, viz. a ticky-box poll. We have selected 32 bands who someone, somewhere, might possibly have once described as Britpop. Tick all the ones you like and by science […]

ELTON JOHN – “Candle In The Wind ’97” / “Something About The Way You Look Tonight”
27 Mar 2014 #774, 20th September 1997 Every Popular entry starts with the same question: why this record? This time it’s especially loud. “Candle In The Wind ‘97” is the highest-selling single of all time in the UK, almost 2 million clear of its nearest competitor. This is as big as pop gets. But “why?” might strike you […]

The UPDATED Secret History Of Band Aid
12 Nov 2014 The Secret History Of Band Aid Everybody remembers Band Aid. And – despite everything – most people remember Band Aid 2. And now we have Band Aid 20 30. Which rather begs the question – why does nobody ever talk about Band Aids 3 to 29? Take a trip down memory lane as we remind […]

Dead Again: MP3s And The Dissolution Of Pop
26 Apr 1999 The mode of the music changes, the city quakes, or at least those blocks of primer-than-thou office space quake that house the HQs of worldwide record companies. The reason, apparently, is MP3 technology, which you all know about and most of you use, and which has been the subject of acres of ruminative, pessimistic music […]

The Cottage Industry Of Moments
1 Jan 2002 British Bubblegum Pop 1968-1972 “Sunday morning, up with the lark, I think I’ll take a walk in the park, Hey hey hey, it’s a beautiful day …” Daniel Boone, “Beautiful Sunday”, 1972 British bubblegum pop, circa 1968-1972 – as distinct from its more worldly and sophisticated American equivalent – is a pure insight into a […]

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Which year of the 1980s was best for pop?
- 1980 ("The Winner Takes It All", "Atomic", "Ashes To Ashes", "There's No One Quite Like Grandma"))
- 1981 ("Ghost Town", "Stand And Deliver", "Tainted Love", "Shaddap Your Face")
- 1982 ("Come On Eileen", "The Model", "Pass The Dutchie", "Save Your Love")
- 1983 ("Billie Jean", "Total Eclipse Of The Heart", "Karma Chameleon", "Red Red Wine")
- 1984 ("Two Tribes", "I Feel For You", "99 Red Balloons", "I Just Called To Say I Love You")
- 1985 ("Into The Groove", "You Spin Me Round", "Saving All My Love For You", "I Got You Babe")
- 1986 ("West End Girls", "Papa Don't Preach", "A Different Corner", "The Lady In Red")
- 1987 ("Pump Up The Volume", "Always On My Mind", "Jack Your Body", "Star Trekkin")
- 1988 ("Theme From S'Express", "Doctorin' The TARDIS", "The Only Way Is Up", "One Moment In Time")
- 1989 ("Like A Prayer", "Back To Life", "Ride On Time", "Let's Party")
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ELTON JOHN – “Candle In The Wind ’97” / “Something About The Way You Look Tonight”

The UPDATED Secret History Of Band Aid

Dead Again: MP3s And The Dissolution Of Pop

The Cottage Industry Of Moments

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