If you could go back in time to witness any musical moment, what moment would you want witness first hand? For me it’s the afternoon of Tuesday August 5,1969. Picture this: It’s nearing the end of the Summer of Love. Led Zeppelin’s debut blues- riffs had already dropped, Sly and […]
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POPOFF! RETRO REVIEWS PART 3: THE ECSTASY
Getting even further left field we arrive in Iceland. Björk was a name I sorta knew being around- oh by the way, it is pronounced yerk like work not york like pork. Anyway, I never took her music in at all. She just escaped my orbit entirely. It was only […]
POPOFF! RETRO REVIEWS PART 2: THE MELANCHOLY
This is the album that initially started this whole 3 album journey. I had only intended to review this one album but when I ended up doing a TMI interview for Soundwaves Melissa Etheridge came up and so I had to go back to that album and found they were […]
PopOff! Retro Reviews Part 1: The Agony
I know the hits, you know the hits. But the album didn’t hit me in any special way at first. It wasn’t until Junior year when I was so deep in depression I ended up in the kitchen with a chef’s knife at my chest thinking maybe this was the […]
PopOff! Intro: The Agony, The Melancholy, And The Ecstasy
This post was inspired in part by the recent TMI interview I did with the Soundwaves TV crew about the power of music to get us through tough times. You can listen to that right here>>> CLICK ME. When the 90s officially started ramping up around 92/93 with bands like […]














