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Is there a limit to how much money you would spend on a cherished recording from your favorite band? Discogs, a music database and marketplace for collectors and sellers alike, recently published its list of the 50 most expensive releases sold on their site in 2020, and a number of rock artists such as Nirvana and the pre-Linkin Park band Xero, all made the cut, selling for $3,500 or more. The list is littered with box sets, rare pressing, 7" singles, demo cassettes and more, proving that a variety of formats all have their own unique worth. And then there's that 48 LP set from Led Zeppelin t...

February 22, 2021 The documentary makes the case the hardcore punk belongs alongside Detroit’s better-known musical exports. // Film poster courtesy of Otto Buj Otto Buj’s documentary Dope, Hookers and Pavement: The Real and Imagined History of Detroit Hardcore starts with a series of interviews that all but say the music wasn’t that important. It may seem odd to undercut a core element of the scene you’re documenting — in this case, the speedy, harsh style of punk known as hardcore — but director Buj has a reasonable explanation. “To me, the relevance of t...

The same Nirvana single is in here three different times.

. She's got a face that could stop a clock. As ugly mugs go, it doesn't get much worse than actress Linda Blair in The Exorcist — in full possession mode — not long after she's told the local priest that his mother "sucks cocks in hell." That's the infamous image that appears on the 1982 debut from Detroit hardcore heroes Negative Approach. The band crammed 10 songs on to this now legendary seven-inch, from the nine second "Pressure" to the downright epic "Nothing," which clocked in at 1:47. The record also features some of the band's most famous songs, like "Ready to Fight" and "Why B...