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eclecticmusiclover.com | ||
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powerpop.blog
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| | | | | The 1969 NRBQ self-titled debut album, released on Columbia Records, is a wonderfully scrappy introduction to a band that never played by the rules, even from the jump. This one caught my ear and never let go. I'm a newbie to the band, but I've listened to many of their albums and songs throughout their... | |
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www.hearingthings.co
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| | | | | An all-encompassing interview about the Canadian collective's first new album in nearly a decade-and why their music means so much to me. | |
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bestclassicbands.com
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| | | | | If it had given us nothing more than "Born to Be Wild," it would still be a classic. But there was a lot more to the band's first LP. | |
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theonlydeadheadinthehameau.com
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| | | Looking back at the dear departed of the music world in 2023, I must confess that many of the names were quite unfamiliar to me, although there were several prominent artistes (most recently, of course, Shane MacGowan) on the list. Another of the great losses, however, was Tina Turner. This just oozes seductiveness. Tell me... | ||
