How Led Zeppelin’s ‘The Song Remains the Same’ Captured Band’s Wild Peak
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Live album, accompanying film documented end of draining, debauched 1973 tour
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How Led Zeppelin Embraced Trippy Folk Side on ‘III’
Posted in: Music FeaturesViking war cries, California folk and visions of England's past: album was a critical and commercial low point when originally released on October 5th, 1970
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Love’s Crushing Diamond
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe opening moments of Love's Crushing Diamond are awash in heartsick strings and wind-struck chimes; it […]
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Black Panties
Posted in: Album ReviewsOn his past two albums, R&B's most shameless lover man abandoned his shtick in favor of […]
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You Were Right
Posted in: Album ReviewsOn Brendan Benson's sixth solo album, the FM-gold guru — and occasional Jack White collaborator — […]
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Uncanney Valley
Posted in: Album ReviewsFor some indie-rock fans, the Dismemberment Plan have always been the band that got away: too […]
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Tally All the Things That You Broke
Posted in: Album ReviewsOn last winter's neck-jerkingly fast Light Up Gold – one of the year's best debuts – […]
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I’m Rich Beyond Your Wildest Dreams
Posted in: Album ReviewsOnstage, the members of this execrably named Nashville outfit come off like college sketch-troupe goofs who […]
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Jason Sudeikis Envisions Life After ‘Saturday Night Live’
Posted in: Movie NewsThe highly demanded 'Horrible Bosses' star is poised for a big leap forward
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Michael Jackson: The Unlikely King of Rock
Posted in: Music NewsHow studio perfectionism and a killer Van Halen solo made the pop icon a hero to a generation of rockers
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