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Pink Floyd Takes Off Again With ‘Learning to Fly’

Unspoken fears that were guiding David Gilmour’s private and professional lives eventually commingled on the first Pink Floyd single he worked on without Roger Waters.

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How ‘Back on the Chain Gang’ Gave Purpose to Grieving Pretenders

There’s an understandable weariness to the Pretenders’ biggest Billboard hit, as Chrissie Hynde returns to the rock ‘n’ roll grind with “Back on the Chain

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50 Years Ago: A Very Different ‘M*A*S*H’ Makes Its Debut

50 Years Ago: A Very Different ‘M*A*S*H’ Makes Its Debut

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When Frank Zappa Pulled Out the Baton for Final Stage Appearance

There were many Frank Zappas: guitar virtuoso, studio tinkerer, writer of raunchy rock songs. But at his core, he was a legitimate composer, with ideas

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Dire Straits Ramps Up on ‘Love Over Gold’

Love Over Gold was something of a calm before the storm for Dire Straits. Released on Sept. 24, 1982, the LP burnished their reputation as

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Peter Gabriel’s Unusual Path to Fame With ‘Shock the Monkey’

Peter Gabriel became fascinated with found sounds while recording his fourth album at a home studio being overtaken by dry rot. New Fairlight synthesizer technology

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Why Radiohead’s ‘Creep’ Was Initially a Failure

Radiohead’s “Creep” may forever be regarded as one of the ’90s defining rock songs, but it was roundly dismissed by critics and U.K. listeners upon

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How ‘Drive’ Set the Tone for R.E.M.’s Stark Opus

Before R.E.M. was finished making Out of Time, they had begun crafting Automatic for the People. They just didn’t know it yet. In December 1990,

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How Familiar Lovers at Berlin Wall Sparked David Bowie’s ‘Heroes’

“Heroes” is the second album in David Bowie’s deservedly vaunted “Berlin trilogy” of the late ’70s, but it was the only one recorded in the

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Why INXS Pushed for More With ‘Need You Tonight’

Success didn’t come overnight for INXS. Since its formation in 1977, the band had slowly but surely developed a following in its native Australia. Their third album, 1982’s Shabooh Shoobah, was their first

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