Martin Popoff
Editor at BraveWords
Cranker-outer of 130-ish hard rock, punk, prog and (mostly) heavy metal books.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Martin Popoff
We’ve all groused for years that Jimmy Page’s body of work after Led Zeppelin is patchy, but that doesn’t mean we can’t find some diamonds in the rough. In that light, I collared longtime Goldmine scribe Martin Popoff (also author of one Robert Plant and two Led Zeppelin books) to survey the records and point out some positives. — Goldmine Editor Pat PrinceYes, and to be fair, for all the hoots of derision Jimmy gets, John Paul Jones didn’t stick his head up above the parapet much either.
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1 month ago |
goldminemag.com | Martin Popoff
We've all groused for years that Jimmy Page's body of work after Led Zeppelin is patchy, but that doesn't mean we can't find some diamonds in the rough. In that light, I collared longtime Goldmine scribe Martin Popoff (also author of one Robert Plant and two Led Zeppelin books) to survey the records and point out some positives. - Goldmine Editor Pat PrinceYes, and to be fair, for all the hoots of derision Jimmy gets, John Paul Jones didn't stick his head up above the parapet much either.
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2 months ago |
goldminemag.com | Martin Popoff
It's a constant source of amusement and actually concern, about how with our favorite classic rock bands, usually it's an album from way back in the beginning that is lauded as their best. But who are the outliers? Let's check with longtime Goldmine writer Martin Popoff, shall we? - Pat PrinceThanks, Pat.
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2 months ago |
yahoo.com | Martin Popoff
It’s a constant source of amusement and actually concern, about how with our favorite classic rock bands, usually it’s an album from way back in the beginning that is lauded as their best. But who are the outliers? Let’s check with longtime Goldmine writer Martin Popoff, shall we? —Pat PrinceThanks, Pat.
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2 months ago |
goldminemag.com | Martin Popoff
By Martin PopoffAs we're nicely into 2025 and things in the world are quiet (!), we figured we'd remind our dear readers about what a cool year in the evolution of hard rock and heavy metal we had exactly half a century ago. Toward that end, we've got longtime Goldmine writer (and narrator of the Who Invented Heavy Metal? series on YouTube, based on his book of that name) Martin Popoff on the case, given he was boots on the ground in 1975. Take it away, Martin! -Pat PrinceThanks, boss.
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Ha ha, that's the kind of trivia I don't have anywhere in my computer (or brain) - thanks for that!
April 27, 2021 - @PopoffMartin's "Driven: Rush in the '90s and In the End" (Rush Across the Decades Volume 3) is released https://t.co/fUsnLTFrmY https://t.co/nMQiEKPhaF
Nice chatting, Parish. My fave part of this was "battle of the Christmas tree ornaments."
Recently I appeared on 🔴 🅻🅸🆅🅴 @TContrarians show with @PopoffMartin & @GrantAddia pitting 2 great American Glam debuts. Also the battle of the cool logos. But which did I pick? Watch & find out. BATTLE of the DEBUTS - ANGEL vs. STARZ! https://t.co/ETOQupx3uc via @YouTube
I shared a share, but thanks Chuck, and onward.
Fun chat with @PopoffMartin about his new @gunsnroses book, plus hair metal, grunge, rockstars and more! https://t.co/ha7miHLE9T https://t.co/7FCFNS3Nh4
