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Albums That Should Suck, But Don’t: 808s & Heartbreak
December 1, 2008 – 10:30 am
Something like a bazillion years ago (okay, it was more like a year and change) I tried starting a new regular Blogarhythms feature about things…Be they artists, albums or whatever…That should in theory “suck,” but don’t. I got as far as profiling rich kid son of a superstar guitarist turned superstar DJ turned superstar […]
You Wanna Listen to This So Bad Your D***’s Hard -OR- Rock-A-Bye Baby!
October 27, 2008 – 10:30 am
Astute Blogareaders have probably noted that there’s been an erroneous announcement on the OKP front-page about a post concerning Left Coast indieground Rap duo New Jack Hustle adorning this blog since last week. The even less canny among you should have observed a lack of posts in general during the latter half of last […]
