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Song of the Day: MGMT, "Metanoia"

Posted Tue Sep 16, 2008 7:16am PDT

On their debut, these brainy New Yorkers channeled their sprawling psych rock into concise pop songs. ... More »

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Song of the Day: TV on the Radio, "Golden Age"

Posted Mon Sep 15, 2008 7:16am PDT

In which these Brooklynites embrace their full dance-rock potential. The bass groove sounds like "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'," the chorus swirls with horns and strings, and Kyp Malone's vocals are pure Prince as he croons about a new day dawnin More »

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Song of the Day: Pink, "So What"

Posted Fri Sep 12, 2008 7:16am PDT

In a singsong-y conniption that presupposes familiarity with her personal life, the lady who invented high-volume shemo pop loses her hubbie, gets drunk and adopts what she claims is a "new attitude" - namely, getting in trouble and starting ... More »

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Song of the Day: Janelle Monae, "Many Moons"

Posted Thu Sep 11, 2008 7:16am PDT

Monáe has been called "the female OutKast," and with reason: She has an André 3000-esque skill for pulling off extravagant fashion statements (check the moonshot pompadour) and genre-defying musical taste. ... More »

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Song of the Day: Death Vessel, "Jitterakadie"

Posted Wed Sep 10, 2008 7:16am PDT

One-man band Joel Thibodeau creates the prettiest ditty ever played on fingerpicked guitars, wineglasses and a flukulele. More »

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Song of the Day: B.B. King, "See That My Grave Is Kept Clean"

Posted Tue Sep 9, 2008 7:16am PDT

With buttery guitar solos, King makes Blind Lemon Jefferson's classic into his own tune.B.B. ... More »

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Song of the Day: Jonas Brothers, "Video Girl"

Posted Mon Sep 8, 2008 7:16am PDT

On an album packed with the sweetest bazooka-rock, an anomaly: The Supremes bassline says you can't hurry love as the Bros - paranoid like Michael Jackson in "Dirty Diana" - tell some no-talent chick they won't be her next victim. ... More »

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Song of the Day: Mott The Hoople, “Death May Be Your Santa Claus”

Posted Fri Sep 5, 2008 7:16am PDT

British glam-rock's most literate band at its most vicious and visceral, struggling toward stardom in ‘72. ... More »

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Song of the Day: Plastilina Mosh, “Pervert Pop Song”

Posted Thu Sep 4, 2008 7:16am PDT

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Song of the Day: Ted Nugent, "Soul Man" [Live]

Posted Wed Sep 3, 2008 7:16am PDT

Satiating a crowd of Swedes, the Nuge keeps Isaac Hayes alive, nailing the Memphis funk but applying rhinoceros riffage and words about barbecue, not to mention "America - f**k yeah!" He also confuses in Stax with Motown - all in 82 seconds. More »

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