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‘Blow’ Joins a Long Line of Drug-Smuggling Classics

Cinematic glamorization of drug smugglers, crime kingpins and low-level crooks had been perfected in the ’80s and ’90s to the point that there wasn’t much

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Why The Cult Recorded Their ‘Electric’ Album Twice

On April 6, 1987, the Cult released their seminal LP Electric, an album which was actually recorded twice. Electric was the follow-up to 1985’s post-punk/gothic rock triumph Love,

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Guns N’ Roses’ Not in This Lifetime … Tour: By the Numbers

When Guns N’ Roses assembled members of their classic lineup in April 2016 for a small club show in Hollywood, they knew it would be

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How the Beatles Created the ‘First Heavy Metal Record Ever Made’

The Beatles have been called many things – including pioneers, innovators and icons. One thing they have rarely been called, however, is heavy metal. Still,

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‘Joe Dirt’ Blends Sophomoric Humor and Sweetness

It’s no surprise that virtually every film critic hated Joe Dirt, the cult classic starring comedian David Spade. After all, the movie featured a nonsensical

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How Motley Crue Regrouped for the ‘Saints of Los Angeles’ Single

Motley Crue had a lot riding on their 2008 reunion album, Saints of Los Angeles, and they kicked things off on a high note with its raucous,

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Carole King Releases Breakup Song ‘It’s Too Late’

There are A-sides picked by record companies, and there are A-sides fans demand to hear. “It’s Too Late” falls into the latter category. After the

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Funkadelic Make a Last Stand With ‘War Babies’ LP

With George Clinton’s empire suddenly crumbling on a number of fronts, he tried to rally for Funkadelic’s final stand, 1981’s The Electric Spanking of War Babies.

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Carole King Shakes Free on ‘I Feel the Earth Move’

By the time Carole King wrote “I Feel the Earth Move,” a double A-side released with “It’s Too Late” in April 1971, she wasn’t yet 30

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Carole King Releases a Double A-Sided No. 1 Single

Carole King’s career- and genre-defining Tapestry was released on Feb. 10, 1971, but didn’t enter the Billboard albums chart until two months later, on April 10.

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