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Posted Saturday 01/01/2000 1:00 AM in Guide

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Michael Ian Black: “I Never Became Cool”

Posted Tuesday 11/23/2004 1:00 AM in My Music by Pauline O’Connor

Sure, comedian-actor Michael Ian Black listens to Hüsker Dü, Fugazi and Dylan. But it’s that Styx album he’ll never live down. More

REO Speedwagon - The Essential REO Speedwagon

Posted Tuesday 08/10/2004 3:33 AM in Reissues by Rene Vienet

Illinois poodlehead superstars set the high-water mark for corporate ’70s falsetto-rock More

Jason Forrest - The Unrelenting Songs of the 1979 Post Disco Crash

Posted Monday 05/24/2004 3:40 AM in New Music by Douglas Wolk

Outré DJ makes classic-rock heroes do the hustle on raucous mix More

Styx Visits The White House!

Posted Tuesday 06/23/2009 2:00 PM in Blender Blog by Conrad Doucette

The classic rockers came and sailed away to the White House this week, ushering in five or six further signs of the apocalypse. More

Styx - Come Sail Away: Styx Anthology

Posted Friday 07/09/2004 4:44 AM in Reissues by Jon Young

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This Recession Needs REO Speedwagon - And It's Getting It

Posted Monday 03/02/2009 12:18 PM in Blender Blog by Conrad Doucette

What do you do when you're in a famous band way past your prime but still wanna tour and bring in the benjamins lincolns? You find other bands of similar standing and you form a rock n' team worthy of this recession. More

The 10 Most Overpraised Records Ever

Posted Wednesday 10/10/2007 12:00 AM in Guide by Larry Dobrow

Rock critics react to new releases by Sting and Styx the way the lions of the Serengeti react to inattentive gazelles. And yet no profession has a wider blind spot when it comes to their evaluation of certain acts, often of the living-legend variety. So what are the artists and records that make critics trip over their zeitgeists and their melodic poets of the apocalypse and the rest of their fancy smart-head talk? Here are the 10 most alternately overpraised and critic-proof records in rock history. More

The 10 Most Overpraised Records Ever

Posted Thursday 09/27/2007 1:00 AM in Guide by Larry Dobrow

Rock critics react to new releases by Sting and Styx the way the lions of the Serengeti react to inattentive gazelles. And yet no profession has a wider blind spot when it comes to their evaluation of certain acts, often of the living-legend variety. So what are the artists and records that make critics trip over their zeitgeists and their melodic poets of the apocalypse and the rest of their fancy smart-head talk? Here are the 10 most alternately overpraised and critic-proof records in rock history. More