As 1979 blurs into the Eighties, everyone is talking about the death of disco and the resurgence of rock and roll, spearheaded by a new wave, but what happened was not as simple as that
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What riles me about Laminar Flow isn't so much that the LP is an embarrassing travesty […]
The Who documentary captures the spirit of rock and roll over the past fifteen years
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First live dates here since 1976
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