Pop Vultures should appeal to those of us who consider listening to music as part of their daily life. Better yet, it's for those of us who learned an incredible amount about the music that we heard during our "musically developing" years, but have not had the time to learn about what's happening now, and how it might possible connect with what happened back then. It seems like it should also appeal to a younger audience as it reaches into contemporary culture to help define it in terms those of us in our 40's and 50's can appreciate. Some of the voices seem a bit opinionated, but in the context of music, perfectly appropriate. It's well produced and thick with layers of talk and music. Now if we could only find room for it in our program schedule!
Comments by Jeff Brown
Comment for "Pop Vultures #1: Breakbeats & The White Stripes" (deleted)
Jeff Brown
Posted on December 23, 2003 at 11:55 AM
Review of Pop Vultures #1 (deleted)
Pop Vultures should appeal to those of us who consider listening to music as part of their daily life. Better yet, it's for those of us who learned an incredible amount about the music that we heard during our "musically developing" years, but have not had the time to learn about what's happening now, and how it might possible connect with what happened back then. It seems like it should also appeal to a younger audience as it reaches into contemporary culture to help define it in terms those of us in our 40's and 50's can appreciate. Some of the voices seem a bit opinionated, but in the context of music, perfectly appropriate. It's well produced and thick with layers of talk and music. Now if we could only find room for it in our program schedule!