Purple Rain Revisited Forty years after its release, Purple Rain continues to cast a mesmerizing spell. Join Planet LP host Ted Asregadoo as he delves deep into this iconic album and film with a panel of Prince experts: Keith Creighton from Popdose, Ultimate Prince and frequent Planet LP contributor, Matthew Wilkening from Ultimate Classic Rock…
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Concert Confessions: Planet LP Dives Deep on Live Shows! Inspired by their recent reviews of Echo & The Bunnymen and The Chameleons, Planet LP host Ted Asregadoo joins forces with Popdose writer Keith Creighton. Together, they unpack their wildest concert experiences – the good, the bad, and the truly bizarre. Get ready for insider stories,…
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This episode kicks off a new series on Planet LP called “A Great Year in Music?” by focusing on mostly alternative music in 1995. Planet LP host Ted Asregadoo and Popdose writer Keith Creighton delve into 1995 by spotlighting 10 albums that, for them, marked some truly great work by artists that they admire. Tricky,…
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The November 2023 New Music Report is jam-packed with quality tunes from Transcanada Highwaymen, Duran Duran, Nat Jay, and more! The Big Album spotlight is on Prince’s “Diamond and Pearls.”
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Ted Asregadoo and Keith Creighton talk new music releases on the Popdose New Music Report for July 2023.
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Ted Asregadoo and Keith Creighton count down their top 10 albums and songs for 2022 in this final episode of the year.
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Author Michael Goldberg visits the pod to talk about his book “Addicted to Noise.” It’s a collection of pieces featuring John Lee Hooker, Devo, The Clash, Prince and others he wrote for Rolling Stone, The San Francisco Chronicle, The Berkeley Barb and other publications.
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It’s the holiday season, and Ted Asregadoo and Keith Creighton talk new releases, box sets, and visit with the New York-based band, Seeing Double.
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Episode 12 finds Ted Asregadoo and John Young talking about some uncomfortable truths: the follow-ups to massively successful albums. Though these records weren’t necessarily bad, they did fall way short of their blockbuster predecessors. So in fine, top-five form, the guys list five disappointing records that followed blockbuster hits. Sure, you might disagree at first….
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Featured in this episode: Prince’s 2019 autobiography, The Beautiful Ones. In records: Michael McGauley joins Ted for a deep discussion on the albums The Who released in the post-Keith Moon and John Entwistle years. The discussion centers on Face Dances, It’s Hard, Endless Wire, and WHO (1981-2019).
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