The Illustrious Omnibus Of Super Powers #2
The clever folks at Pop Chart Lab are back with an even more comprehensive mapping of the world’s super powers. You should see if yours is on here. What, you’re a mere mortal? (via Laughing Squid)
The clever folks at Pop Chart Lab are back with an even more comprehensive mapping of the world’s super powers. You should see if yours is on here. What, you’re a mere mortal? (via Laughing Squid)
Thanks to a couple saxy singles from Lady Gaga and Katy Perry, some media outlets are predicting that this summer will herald the return of the saxophone to pop charts and beer commercials everywhere. Let this collection of cheesy sax solos from days passed be a reminder that you must always be careful what you wish for. Watch Video ›
A mash-up of 2008’s top pop songs—minus Beyoncé, who is inexplicably absent. Otherwise, it’s kind of catchy and probably the only 2008 retrospective that will not reference Obama in any way. That T.I. song does remind me of the rapping kids, though. I just cannot escape The Change. Watch Video ›
For the first time ever, Mike Frumin posts this cool graph showing how pop songs open big and then decline. So much for “climbing the charts” — looks like most music does best on the opening week. Thanks to Mike for releasing the graph which was originally created for a top secret research project at a hedge fund. Andy Baio’s interesting recent work on pop songs reminded me of Mike’s chart. We are in the midst of a pop music chart Renaissance. View Image ›
Rap lyrics as graphs, pie charts and venn diagrams. We’re just suckers for visual information. We like these even better than those indie rock infographics, though they’re not as pretty. Read More ›