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Album Review: No Protection

No Protection, by Starship When making No Protection, the band Starship was in a strange place. The first album of this group, the third and final iteration of Jefferson Airplane/Jefferson Starship/Starship, Knee Deep In The Hoopla, had been an immense … Continue reading

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Album Review: SWAG

SWAG, by Justin Beiber It has admittedly been a long time since I have listened to a Justin Beiber album, which I actually thought well of. So it happened when today, with very little announcement, a 20-track album called SWAG … Continue reading

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Album Review: Voulez-Vous

Voulez-Vous, by ABBA This album must have been one of the favorite albums of the group ABBA by my stepfather, because on his large mixtape of ABBA songs (which I listened to often as a teenager), a lot of songs … Continue reading

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Album Review: Room Service

Room Service, by Bryan Adams By 2004, Bryan Adams released albums that no longer attracted interest from mainstream pop audiences in the United States (though he remained more popular in global markets and in his native Canada). That said, he … Continue reading

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Album Review: Boston (Boston)

Album Review: Boston, by Boston If there was a great band who delivered a lot of memorable music on a per capita basis, a band that had a small discography with a lot of worth, Boston would be high on … Continue reading

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Album Review: Next (Journey)

Next, by Journey When we think of the band Journey, we tend to think of one of the greatest arena rock bands of all time, with massive hits and decades of sold-out shows, yet this is not how they began … Continue reading

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Brent Bourgeois And Richard Marx, A Forgotten (And Artificial) Rivalry?

Brent Bourgeois is a singer-songwriter and musician who was active in the 1980s and 1990s. He’s known for his melodic pop-rock style, often featuring strong vocals and catchy hooks. He had some success with singles like “Dare to Fall” and … Continue reading

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We Said Hello, Goodbye

Phil Collins’ “We Said Hello, Goodbye” is a poignant song about transitions, moving on, and finding a sense of home within oneself. While it wasn’t a major hit or a central piece of any particular album, it’s a well-regarded track … Continue reading

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