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Deep Purple bassist slams farewell tours and hologram shows

4+ hour, 6+ min ago  (433+ words) In an exclusive interview with Far Out, Roger Glover has explained why fans of Deep Purple will never see the band performing an official farewell tour or staging a hologram show." The British rockers are on the cusp of releasing…...

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The guitarists Angus Young thought played the best solos

54+ min ago  (367+ words) There's a certain art that comes with putting together the ultimate guitar hero. At the same time, has there ever been a guitarist throughout rock history who hasn't taken from the blues at least once? Even if someone would one…...

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The 1970s pop bands John Lydon shamelessly adored

58+ min ago  (378+ words) If you were to dissect every single interview, memoir, and offhand comment that John Lydon has ever given during his extensive and illustrious career in music, you would likely come away with an extensive list of things he hates, and…...

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Michael Caine's 2011 spiritual sequel to 'The Italian Job"

1+ hour, 28+ min ago  (483+ words) Unsurprisingly, for an actor who spent more than 60 years in front of the camera and took a fair few of those jobs for no other reason than the money, Michael Caine has a curious and complicated history with sequels. In…...

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The 1960s band Pete Townshend said could play "fucking anything"

1+ hour, 58+ min ago  (287+ words) While The Who were perhaps one of the most competent and bombastic rock groups of their era, they were much more the sort of band who used to fret over perfecting everything rather than comfortably improvising as they went along....

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The 1971 song Leonard Cohen was "never satisfied" with

2+ hour, 5+ min ago  (385+ words) Every song written in English is comprised of the exact same words and the same 26 letters. From that, the range of emotions that have been explored within lyrics is enough to flood the hallways of all the world's museums and…...

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The 1993 role that changed Cate Blanchett's life

2+ hour, 28+ min ago  (293+ words) Cate Blanchett might have made her international breakthrough with roles like Galadriel in The Lord of the Rings or Queen Elizabeth I in Elizabeth, but the role that changed her life had come a few years before these even hit…...

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Liam Gallagher urges England to keep singing 'Wonderwall': "Biblical"

3+ hour, 11+ min ago  (399+ words) Liam Gallagher has given his full support to England fans and players adopting Oasis" "Wonderwall" as their World Cup anthem. After the first victory of the tournament against Croatia in the group stages, "Wonderwall" was played over the stadium speaker,…...

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55 years of T Rex's glam-rock sexual revolution

2+ hour, 58+ min ago  (334+ words) Whether it's Elvis Presley's hip-shaking dance moves, the rather unambiguous lyrics of Hasil Adkins' "She Said', or Ray Charles' orgasmic call-and-response on "What'd I Say', sex has always been a selling point of'rock and roll.' In the wake of the…...

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faroutmagazine. co. uk > 1971-gloria-grahame-exploitation-movie-paved-the-way-slashers

The 1971 Gloria Grahame movie that paved the way for slashers

3+ hour, 53+ min ago  (280+ words) The slasher genre sliced through the pop cultural landscape of the 1970s, bringing a unique kind of terror to the horror genre. With the hippie movement of the "60s dying down and optimism seemingly fading, the genre bucked itself into the mainstream…...