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The Sounds of College: A Retrospective
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February 26, 2013 by NowhereButPop

Here at Nowhere But Pop, music is our aeroplane; we often use songs and albums to help quantify and describe …
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Category: Andrew Doscas, Ian Goldstein, Music, Steve Secular | Tags: 52nd Street, Achtung Baby, andre 3000, aquemini, Arcade Fire, big boi, Billy Joel, blues, Bono, Coconut Records, cold spring harbor, college, college albums, Davy, Edge, father john misty, Fear Fun, Fleet Foxes, freshman, Graceland, Helplessness Blues, J. Tillman, Jason Schwartzman, Jerry Lee Lewis, John Lee Hooker, Joshua Tillman, junior, Keith Richards, Lady Gaga, Mike Jagger, old man album, outkast, Paul Simon, relationships, Rockabilly, Rolling Stones, senior, some girls, Son House, sophomore, The Fame, The Fame Monster, The Suburbs, U2
Top 10: Greatest Rolling Stones Lyrics
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February 21, 2013 by NowhereButPop

by Andrew Doscas 10) Song: Pass the Wine Album: Exile on Main Street: Deluxe Edition Lyric: “I’m glad to be …
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Category: Andrew Doscas, Music, Top 10 | Tags: 100 Years Ago, Beast of Burden, Exile on Main St. Deluxe Edition, exile on main street, Goats Head Soup, Keith Richards, Let it Bleed, Marianne Faithful, Mick Jagger, Pass the Wine, Rolling Stones, Shattered, some girls, Tattoo You, Tumbling Dice, Waiting On a Friend, You Can't Always Get what You Want
Top of the Pops: Some Girls
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October 4, 2012 by NowhereButPop

By Andrew Doscas From the opening lick of Keith Richard’s riff and the pounding four to the floor drum beat …
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Category: Andrew Doscas, Music, Top of the Pops | Tags: 1978, Beast of Burden, Keith Richards, Mick Jagger, Miss You, New York City, Rolling Stones, Shattered, some girls, Top of the Pops
Debating Greatness: The Beatles vs. The Rolling Stones
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September 13, 2012 by NowhereButPop

The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. The two 1960s pop music powerhouses. Yet with staunchly different feels, intentions, and impacts. …
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Category: Andrew Doscas, Music, Steve Secular | Tags: 1950s, 1960s, abbey road, Bill Walton, blues, exile on main street, George Harrison, John Lennon, Keith Richards, Little Richard, Michael Jordan, Mick Jagger, music, Paul McCartney, pop, revolver, Ringo Starr, rock, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones

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