40 Artists Who Challenged Fans With Unconventional Records
A list of artists who challenged fans with unconventional records.
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55 Years Ago: The Who Debut 'Tommy' in Concert
The Who performed 'Tommy' for the first time on April 22, 1969, a month before the groundbreaking double album was released.
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55 Years Ago: The Kinks' Beloved 'Village Green' Somehow Flops
The Kinks released ‘Village Green Preservation Society’ on Nov. 22, 1968.
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55 Years Ago: The Kinks' Beloved 'Village Green' Somehow Flops
The Kinks released ‘Village Green Preservation Society’ on Nov. 22, 1968.
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The Greatest Kinks Songs of All Time
55 years after the release of Village Green Preservation Society, we've ranked the 20 greatest Kinks songs of all time.
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Top 20 Fall Songs: Harvest Moons, Dead Leaves and November Rain
A list of the best songs about the autumn season.
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A Brief and Highly Subjective Appreciation of Fifty Years of Sun Covers | The Sun Magazine
One history that especially fascinates me is The Sun’s. On the wall of my office is a calendar the magazine sent to subscribers — all forty or so of...
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Around the Web: Kerning Confab. Paint Praise. Tube Type. Freaky Fresheners. Winged Warning. Big Bovine. Dirigible Dining.
An upcoming virtual “kernference” for type lovers. A new book collects photos of hand-painted signs from around L.A. A typeface based on London Underground arrival boards. Custom-printed car air fresheners. Apollo is said to be the “iPhone of robots.” A mechanical canary that keels over when the air quality is poor and pops back up when it has improved. A giant bull travels by sedan. A history of the Mellotron. “Subway in the Sky” offers blimp rides for Subway patrons. All that and m...
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Mark Linkous Died in 2010. His Final Album Is a Family Affair.
For a decade, the last recordings of the psychedelic pop auteur behind Sparklehorse seemed lost or simply unusable. His family found and finished them.
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