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‘All Or Nothing’: the Small Faces song that caged The Beatles and The Beach Boys at their peak
I wasn’t able to retrieve the actual article text — the content provided is just the page’s navigation menu and a subheading (“The 1966 song that both made and destroyed Small Faces”), not the article itself. The site blocked direct fetching (403 error), and I don’t currently have web search access enabled to find the…
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Barry Manilow Postpones Lexington Concert Right Before Showtime
The star’s show in Kentucky was pushed back due to “unforeseen circumstances”
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Phoebe Bridgers returns with grief-laden album Lost Weekend
Phoebe Bridgers has released “Lost Weekend,” her first solo album in six years and, at 16 tracks, her longest and most ambitious record to date. The album arrives after her whirlwind rise with the supergroup boygenius, which swept the 2024 Grammys, and marks a deliberate return following a period of stepping back from the spotlight;…
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‘I put a raging dent in Neil Young’s forehead!’ Tim Pope on his riotous videos for the Cure, Bowie, Queen, Soft Cell and more
Tim Pope, the director behind some of the most memorable music videos of the MTV era, has published a memoir, I Shoot Rock Stars, recounting his often chaotic and dangerous shoots with major stars. Working with the likes of David Bowie, Queen’s Freddie Mercury, the Cure’s Robert Smith and Neil Young, Pope built a reputation…
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‘Yellow Submarine’ is The Beatles’ worst song on their best album
An opinion piece from Far Out Magazine argues that ‘Yellow Submarine’ is the weakest track on The Beatles’ 1966 album ‘Revolver’, which the publication regards as the band’s finest work. The piece reflects the ongoing critical reappraisal of ‘Revolver’, an album celebrated for its experimentation and songwriting depth, against which the whimsical, novelty-style children’s song…
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Electric Callboy hit the apex of their dance-metal era with floor-filling new album Tanzneid: “It may not represent a dramatic reinvention, but it doesn’t need to”
Electric Callboy have released their new album Tanzneid, following up their breakthrough 2022 record Tekkno with a set that leans further into the German band’s blend of metalcore riffing and Eurodance-style electronic hooks. The German group have transformed in recent years from a niche metalcore act with a fondness for early-2000s club anthems into festival…
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The most undying sound of the CBGB in the 1970s: “So commonly cited as an influence”
This retrospective piece from Far Out Magazine argues that Television, and specifically their 1977 debut album “Marquee Moon”, remain the definitive sound of New York’s legendary CBGB club during the 1970s. The venue, opened by Hilly and Karen Kristal at 315 Bowery in Manhattan in December 1973, was originally intended for country, bluegrass and blues…
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Why Stevie Nicks couldn’t finish ‘Talk to Me’ until Jim Keltner walked in
An article from Far Out Magazine explores the story behind Stevie Nicks’ 1985 single “Talk to Me”, recounting how the track reportedly stalled during production until veteran session drummer Jim Keltner arrived and helped bring the song together. The piece highlights how a single musician’s contribution can be pivotal in shaping a hit record, offering…
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Reality star says ‘RHOC’ cost her marriage as daughter shuns show after military husband’s portrayal
Briana Culberson allegedly told Andy Cohen to “please lose my number” after Bravo's portrayal of her Marine Corps husband caused lasting family damage.
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Billboard Hot Latin Songs Top 10 Countdown for August 8th, 2026 | Billboard Latin
Bad Bunny continues to dominate Billboard’s Hot Latin Songs chart, with his album “Debí Tirar Más Fotos” powering multiple entries in the latest top 10, while Karol G makes a strong showing with her new single “Matadora.” The chart, dated 8 August 2026, reflects continued strength for Bad Bunny’s release even as newer tracks from…