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25 Songs That Almost Ruined Classic Albums - Vimarsana News

25 Songs That Almost Ruined Classic Albums

A list of songs that almost ruined classic albums.

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25 Songs That Almost Ruined Classic Albums - Vimarsana News

25 Songs That Almost Ruined Classic Albums

A list of songs that almost ruined classic albums.

"I view everything from the pick to the speaker as my instrument": Meet John Frusciante favorite Anthony Pirog – the boundary breaking guitarist who's jamming jazz, punk and fusion with Fugazi's rhythm section - Vimarsana News

"I view everything from the pick to the speaker as my instrument": Meet John Frusciante favorite Anthony Pirog – the boundary breaking guitarist who's jamming jazz, punk and fusion with Fugazi's rhythm section

The D.C. virtuoso has joined forces with his heroes as The Messthetics

The Eagle's Joe Rock interviews Andy Summers about Synchronicity – 95.3 and 101.1 FM The Eagle - Vimarsana News

The Eagle's Joe Rock interviews Andy Summers about Synchronicity – 95.3 and 101.1 FM The Eagle

Our own Joe Rock landed an interview with Andy Summers about what could be one of the top 10 albums from the 1980's, "Synchronicity." So many powerful hits on that album. Andy tells Joe about how it didn't go as smooth as you might think and the turmoil may have created a better work of art.

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Tax, Drugs and Rock 'n' Roll by Damian Corless: How a land of police and priests became cool Hibernia - Vimarsana News

Tax, Drugs and Rock 'n' Roll by Damian Corless: How a land of police and priests became cool Hibernia

Anybody under the illusion that Ireland is a sort of paradise for wealthy tax exiles might want to think about Leslie Charteris. The writer of The Saint, the hugely popular Roger Moore TV series, he moved here in the 1970s to avoid paying a fortune to HM Revenue & Customs but had a thoroughly miserable time among the burghers of south Dublin. Why on earth, he asked, would anyone live in Ireland if they didn’t have to.