We’re keeping the 1986 nostalgia train rolling by spotlighting six songs each that just don’t measure up—even though the albums they came from totally do. It’s proof that great albums can still have clunkers, and that “Desert Island Albums” are rarer than we think. Expect surprises, debates, and plenty of 1986 music memories.
Series Info:
The Dirty Dozen Series is our chance to be negative. We typically like to keep it positive around here, unless your name is Hollywood, and he is normally dead on with his opinions, but by and large unless it’s not something one of us likes, we generally don’t even talk about it. So in this series, we pick a dozen songs, albums, bands, whatever we feel like being negative about because we don’t particularly love it.
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