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Coachella 2013: Watch Hipsters Make Fools Of Themselves By Praising Bands That Don't Even Exist
Elizabeth Plank in Music 1 month ago
Watch some hipsters say they love bands that are totally made up.
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8 Things in Destiny's Child's "Bug A Boo" That Just Aren't Things Anymore
Zak Cheney-Rice in Music 2 months ago
It's fun to laugh at stuff that's dated, and it doesn't get much more dated than "Bug A Boo." I'll page you about it.
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9 Female Blues Guitarists Who Will Blow You Away
Jesse Merkel in Music 6 months ago
Still believe the blues is a man's world? You'd be surprised. Thank your local record company promoter for keeping these amazing talents out of the public eye.
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14 Best Bands of the 90s. Because Today's Music Sucks
Jeffrey Hartinger in Music 1 year ago
Let's put on some flannel, watch reruns of My So-Called Life while Nirvana plays in the background on our cool mix tape! Are you nostalgic yet?
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What Rappers Are Actually Saying About the Police
Lisa Wade, PhD in Music 3 months ago
An analysis of popular hip-hop songs from 2000 to 2010 shows that rappers aren't glorifying violence; instead, their songs point out rampant unfairness in the criminal justice system.
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A Black, Southern Country Fan’s Reaction to Brad Paisley’s "Accidental Racist"
Nate Abrams in Music 1 month ago
Though "Accidental Racist" is a clumsy attempt, Paisley deserves credit for tackling the display of a racist imagery in a song.
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Rap Raised Me
Osman Noor in Music 3 months ago
Rap has drawn criticism from its fair share of critics, but it has also served to inspire a generation of youth. Here is what rap means to me.
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Hip-Hop Artist Anonymous: A New Voice of Truth on the Rap Scene
Cady McClain in Music 1 year ago
A review of Anonymous's new album: socio-political rage, the brutal squelching of instinct and the numbing nature of commercialization. All rapped with a dash of humor.
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