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Jack White's Newcastle show is drawing praise for its improvised, no-fixed-setlist approach, with one review calling it the last true rock 'n' roll show [1]. Beyond that, coverage today leans retrospective rather than breaking: Steve Hackett has ruled out reviving Genesis's "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway" live [2], Ian Anderson says he'd jump at the chance to collaborate with Metallica [4], and older reflections from Nick Cave on Thom Yorke [3], Elton John's 1970 Troubadour breakthrough [5], and Sting on his post-Police friendships [6] are also doing the rounds. I don't have anything more current than these to point to right now.
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- Jack White: The last great rock ‘n’ roll show — Far Out
- The 1974 Genesis album Steve Hackett refused to revisit: “I would probably leave it” — Far Out
- Why Nick Cave thinks of Thom Yorke as “the voice of the people” — Far Out
- The band Ian Anderson would play with in a heartbeat: “Tell me where you want me” — Far Out
- The night in 1970 that shaped the rest of Elton John’s life: “I didn’t come down for two days” — Far Out
- The singer Sting wanted to be lifetime friends with: “Bromance” — Far Out
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