Mark Prindle's irreverant album reviews are completely unlike any other on the Internet or anywhere else for that matter. He shows no regard for his audience or his subject - ergo totally refreshing reading. As somebody remarked, he employs a revolutionary new technique for making them seem like they are not like reviews. His taste is fabulously eclectic - anybody who can give equal space to such artistry as the Monkees, Turtles, Tenacious D, Metallica & John Cougar Mellencamp has got to be read.

Odd little record company that picks up some interest-ing titles. The Spongetones are here, Kimberly Rew and . . . well, a bunch of bands just waiting for you to discover them.

Powerpop from the French perspective but written in English. Concentrating on classic powerpop albums & vinyl releases that have yet to see CD release, this site is a mine of fascinating and enriching information. It is frequently updated and thoroughly researched.

These Archives seemd to have disappeared




Articles, reviews, interviews and pictures from great pop music of the last 40 years. Also the home of the Pet Sounds eZine.

A virtual feast of Power Pop, Jangle Pop and Melodic Pop all right at your fingertips! Choose between two radio stations, 60s Jangle, featuring some of your favorite artists of yesteryear and Jangle Radio,
featuring today's best and brightest. Links galore on just about every page. Looking for a good suggestion? Check out the playlist and go nuts! Also, be sure to check out their MP3.com page for a TON (what's a metric ton???) of downloads.

I would recommend that everyone in the group check out artofthemix.org. If you haven't heard of it, it is basically a
collection of mix tapes and cds made by people who love music and love mixing songs, artists and genres to create that perfect sound. There are some great power pop mixes in there and I would
recommend that you start by searching for the names of some of
your favorite artists or songs and going from there. LSU0923