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02.24.26

How the Legendary Rock Band Boston Recorded Their Debut Album in a Basement in the 1970s

By Dan Milam
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02.24.26

This Adele Song Came From a “Heated Hurricane,” Leaving the Singer With Newfound Professional Fear

By McKenna Marr
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02.22.26

Not Even Everyone in The B-52s Knew That This Deep Cut Was Actually a “Dirty Little Song”

By Carrie Jones
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02.17.26

Kurt Cobain’s Mother Told Him “You Better Buckle Up” After Hearing ‘Nevermind’ for the First Time

By Dan Milam
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02.17.26

This Pub Rock Artist Sang These Hit Songs a Decade Apart, and You Probably Didn’t Realize It’s the Same Guy

By Dan Milam
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02.17.26

The Working Title of The Beatles’ Hit “Yesterday” Was a Silly Breakfast-Related Joke

By Dan Milam
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02.15.26

Weird Al Yankovic Credits This “Video Wallpaper” With Helping Him Create One of His Best-Known Parodies

By Carrie Jones
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02.15.26

The Inspiring Reason Why Bob Seger Wasn’t Afraid To Be a “Beautiful Loser” Early in His Career

By Carrie Jones
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02.15.26

“It’s Very Literal”: The Universal Heartbreak That Helped Laufey Write One of Her First Hits

By Dan Milam
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02.15.26

How Glen Campbell Landed a Track That Frank Sinatra Once Called the “Greatest Torch Song Ever Written”

By Dan Milam