Category: THE BASEMENT VAPES
The Basement Vapes, Volume 22: Bargain-Bin Bowies Rule!
MAGNET’s Mitch Myers recalls the sincerest form of ’70s flattery and says imitation David Bowies still can be heroes No
The Basement Vapes, Volume 21: ‘Til We Outnumber ‘Em—The Birkenstock-Rock Revolution
One if by land, two if by sea—MAGNET’s Mitch Myers says let’s blow yacht rock out of the water! That’s
The Basement Vapes, Volume 20: Trigger Warning! The Song Remains Engrained
MAGNET’s Mitch Myers puts himself in harm’s way to survey some infectious earworms that just may dig a little too
The Basement Vapes, Volume 19: The Conspiracy Stomp—Wasn’t That A Time!
MAGNET’s Mitch Myers asks the burning question: Does anyone know anyone who knows anything about the Conspiracy Stomp? I have
Who Will Save The World? Black Sabbath!
Mars attacks and people are getting paranoid, but one true band could still prevail. Black Sabbath: Can you help us?
Yet Another Basement Tale: Nobody Loves A Wooden Indian
MAGNET’s Mitch Myers recalls his history with a troublesome collectible, marketing in preliterate America and an encounter that changed everything.
The Basement Vapes, Volume 18: Captain Beefheart Is For Kids—A Party Of Special Things To Do!
Dust off your blue jeans and moonbeams. MAGNET’s Mitch Myers tells you how to create a homegrown Captain Beefheart event
The Basement Vapes, Volume 17: A We Insist! Playlist!
MAGNET’s Mitch Myers is adamant that socially conscious artists be your guide while celebrating classics by Max Roach, Charles Mingus,
The Basement Vapes, Volume 16: A Neil Young Preponderance Playlist—Long May It Run
Everyone knows Neil Young is everywhere—except Spotify, that is. MAGNET’s Mitch Myers says tonight’s the night to start a new
Another Basement Tale: It’s How You Play The Game
Johnny Thunders The New York Dolls The Heartbreakers MAGNET’s Mitch Myers loads the bases with the Yankees, Johnny Thunders, the
The Basement Vapes, Volume 15: The Anniversary News Channel—What Goes Around Comes Around
MAGNET’s Mitch Myers relinquishes the remote control for a guided tour of the century where ragtime jazz, hippie rock and
A Basement Tale: The Perfect Beat
We don’t know what he was smoking, but MAGNET’s Mitch Myers wrote this most salacious story under the tell-tale influence











