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3 days ago
Instead of Holiday Cheer, George Michael Penned a Christmas Classic About a Bitter Breakup
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Thom Donovan
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3 days ago
The Preppy Meaning Behind “Dead Fresh” by Lil Baby
By
Thom Donovan
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3 days ago
The Dystopian Novel That Inspired Pink Floyd’s ‘Animals’
By
Janelle Sheetz
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4 days ago
The Paranoid Meaning Behind the Punk Epic “Marquee Moon” by Television
By
Thom Donovan
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7 days ago
The Beatles Felt Pressured To Write This Classic Track From 1965
By
Thom Donovan
CANADA – JUNE 11: Gordon Lightfoot; the organizer; hosts benefit show (Photo by Doug Griffin/Toronto Star via Getty Images)
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11.05.26
The Real Story Behind “The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald” by Gordon Lightfoot
By
Janelle Sheetz
Photo by Rob Verhorst/Redferns
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11.05.26
The Story of The Killers’ Murder Trilogy
By
Janelle Sheetz
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11.04.26
How Axl Rose Juggles Big-City Life and Small-Town Nostalgia in Guns N’ Roses’ “Paradise City”
By
Thom Donovan
CIRCA 1972: (L-R) Dale 'Buffin' Griffin, Paul Overend Watts, Mick Ralphs, Ian Hunter and Verden Allen of the rock and roll band "Mott The Hoople" pose for a portrait in circa 1972. (Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images)
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11.04.26
How David Bowie Saved Mott the Hoople
By
Janelle Sheetz
Photo by Matthew Simmons/Getty Images
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11.04.26
The Classic Zombie Movie That Inspired “Early Sunsets Over Monroeville” by My Chemical Romance
By
Janelle Sheetz
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