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This One Is Different Because It's Us: 'The Smiths' at 40 - Vimarsana News

This One Is Different Because It's Us: 'The Smiths' at 40

On this day in 1984, four Manchester boys put out an album that would change the destiny of rock and pop music forever.

I 500 migliori album degli anni 80 secondo la rivista Uncut - Vimarsana News

I 500 migliori album degli anni 80 secondo la rivista Uncut

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How Liverpool soon outgrew the Beatles - Vimarsana News

How Liverpool soon outgrew the Beatles

‘If any journalist asks you about the Beatles because you’re from Liverpool, say you hate them and you don’t listen to that old crap.’ Such was the advice that the DJ Roger Eagle, promoter and founder of the legendary (and there really is no other word for it) Merseyside punk club Eric’s, dispensed to a

Paul Simpson: 'I felt betrayed. When I heard that song, it killed me' - Vimarsana News

Paul Simpson: 'I felt betrayed. When I heard that song, it killed me'

At the end of the 1970s, Paul Simpson was in a band with future Echo and the Bunnymen frontman Ian McCulloch and Julian Cope, soon to be the singer…

Liverpudlian indie hero Paul Simpson: 'I could have made a masterpiece but I was too damaged' | Indie - Vimarsana News

Liverpudlian indie hero Paul Simpson: 'I could have made a masterpiece but I was too damaged' | Indie

The Wild Swans frontman also formed bands with Ian McCulloch, Ian Broudie and Julian Cope – and was Courtney Love’s flatmate – but admits to being a peripheral voice in Liverpool’s music scene. A new memoir could change that