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How Fair Warning Became Van Halen’s Darkest And Most Divisive Early Album
The story of how Eddie Van Halen's frustration and creative genius led to 'Fair Warning,' a dark, aggressive album the studio didn't want.
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How Billy Idol's Childhood Helped Shape a Rock Icon
Billy Idol, born William Michael Albert Broad, is a name synonymous with rock music and the punk scene. While his professional achievements are wel...
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How "Nights in White Satin" Went From Slow Start to Smash Hit
"Nights in White Satin" by The Moody Blues is a song that has captivated audiences for decades. Released in 1967, it initially struggled to gain tr...
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Lauren Martin Explores Dubstep's Evolution and Impact in 'Aftershock'
Lauren Martin Explores Dubstep's Evolution and Impact in 'Aftershock'
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Where to Find Quality Paul Smith in America
Looking for Paul Smith in the United States? Our guide covers the best flagship stores, department stores, and online retailers to find the brand's classic designs.
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Greek National Opera to Celebrate Nikos Kazantzakis with Carnegie Hall Debut
Greek National Opera to Celebrate Nikos Kazantzakis with Carnegie Hall Debut
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Climate change created conditions for Canada fires, scientists say, as Trump blames mismanagement
A new study calculates that human-caused climate change doubled the likelihood of the tinderbox weather conditions that sparked Canada’s massive summer wildfires
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Detroit Free Press
Michigan primary gives progressives a breakthrough — and Democrats a test
Michigan's primary gave progressives a big win in a key swing state, testing whether the Democrats' leftward shift can translate to November success.
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How Albert King and Stax Modernized the Blues on Born Under a Bad Sign
In the 1960s, Stax Records was hesitant about a blues album from Albert King, but his collaboration with Booker T. & the M.G.'s became legendary.
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50 Years Ago Today: The Who Kick Off Their Final Tour With Keith Moon
On Aug. 3, 1976, the classic lineup of the Who played an explosive show in Maryland. No one knew it'd be the last tour for the drummer Moon, who died two years later
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Allman Brothers Band's Jaimoe to Perform at the Colony, Bringing Rock Legacy to Woodstock
Allman Brothers Band's Jaimoe to Perform at the Colony, Bringing Rock Legacy to Woodstock
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Snake Bytes, 8/4: Deadline Dub and a Deal That Died
D-backs got a big win on the field on Deadline Day, but one trade with the Mets died at the warning track
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