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How Michael Jackson's Bad Shaped Pop As We Know It
Some things are so big, you no longer see them. Some things, so pervasive you no longer notice ...
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Quit Your Jingle-Jangle: The Smiths’ Strangeways Here We Come Revisited
The first night that The Smiths descended upon The Wool Hall, the quiet recording studio ...
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30 Years On: Guns N' Roses' Appetite For Destruction Revisited
Dunno about you, but I don’t put on Appetite For Destruction and think, Oh, man, remember...
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20 Years On: The Prodigy's The Fat Of The Land
History tells us that 1997 was the year Britpop went mainstream: when Noel got invited to...
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Malcolm Lowry's Under The Volcano - The First Great Addiction Memoir
"I think I know a good deal about physical suffering. But this is worst of all, to feel y...
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Perennial Quest: Chuck Schuldiner's Genius & Death's Scream Bloody Gore
“Won't you join me on the perennial quest Reaching into the dark, retrieving light Search...
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Faith No More's Angel Dust & The Art Of Following Up A Phenomenon
Angel Dust may not have sold as many copies as its predecessor in the United States, but ...
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Spiritualized: From Serene Restraint To Deranged Maximalism In Five Years
Everyone - except, I suppose the most hardline of neophiles - has albums they return to a...
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Three Decades On: One Thousand Years Of Trouble By Age Of Chance
The "great lost albums" file is hefty and bulging, but there are very few LPs where one c...
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Bathory's Under The Sign Of The Black Mark 30 Years On
It can be a tricky affair to reconcile black metal with its creators – to strip away the ...
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