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Amazon’s 1000 albums for $5 each ends soon.
Amazon has been having an amazing deal going on with a lot of high quality albums at only $5.
Morning Cup o’ Music
There are those that hate on the 1980’s Flash Gordon movie, but we’re not one of them. We appreciate the movie for its campy goodness and the Brian Blessed love fest that it represents.
What I WPR’d #8 Gambling and Spanish
This week I talk about “New Vegas”, “The Larry Sanders Show”, and “The fountain” as well as my thoughts on public television.
Iron & Wine’s “Kiss Each Other Clean” Now Streaming for a Limited Time
Courtesy of Iron & Wine and Conan O’ Brien’s website Team Coco, here is Iron & Wine’s upcoming album (releasing January 25th) Kiss Each Other Clean, streaming in its entirety.
Review: The Thermals – Not Like Any Other Feeling (7″)
The third single off of The Thermals’ 2010 LP Personal Life, Not Like Any Other Feeling is an extremely satisfying taste of the Portland trio.
Rock Band DLC for January 25th – All Bowie.
The weekly forum announcement over at the Rock Band forums gives us a Bowie 5-pack for DLC this week.
Review – Social Distortion’s “Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes”
Seminole So-Cal punkers, Social Distortion released their highly anticipated album last week. How does it stack up with their legendary body of work?
20/20’s View on “Punk” Culture in the Late 70s
This was an interesting view of how the “mainstream” viewed punk in the late 70s. Watching it now reminds me about how there have always been hipsters and I think this marks the beginning of it. I’m not calling The Clash or Talking Heads hipsters or anything, but it is a bit funny to think […]
Morning Cup o’ Music
If you don’t enjoy the 80s, you might want to pass on today’s song because all of this talk of G.I. Joe has got me remembering my childhood. Mainly the old Transformers television series and more importantly, the movie.
Rock Band DLC for 1-18-11
The upcoming tracks for next week’s store update have been announced. I hope you are really interested in Stone Sour, because that is all we are getting.
It’s Official – Record Store Day is April 16th
A lot of us here at WPR really love music. We go to concerts and get cool vinyls all the time. While many of you already know about events like Free Comic Day at independent comic book stores, something you may not know about is Record Store Day.
What I WPR’d #7 – Of Concerts and Holidays
I needed to get a fire lit under myself and start producing a lot more. I’ve put off talking about the next few subjects but I’m more than ready. This time I’m going to talk about a concert I went to a while back as well as a few other random things I’ve been doing […]
Morning Cup o’ Music
There’s something magical about Mari Iijima’s voice. Every single song that she performed on the soundtrack for Macross was pure ear sex. If you have no clue who the hell I’m talking about. Then you obviously have some homework ahead of you.
Morning Cup o’ Music
Seeing the trailer for Dead Space 2, really got me amped to go back and listen to my old Smashing Pumkins albums and as much as I wanted to start with Siamese Dream or any of their others, I found myself hurtling towards my old favorite, Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness.
