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Exit Planet Dust gave electronic music the rock-star treatment

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Keith Moon’s death blunted—but didn’t end—The Who’s greatness

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New Radicals’ only hit, “You Get What You Give,” was secretly influential

In We’re No. 1, The A.V. Club examines a song that went to No. 1 on the charts to get to the heart of what it means to be popular in pop music, and how that has changed over the years. In this install
60 minutes of music that sum up LCD Soundsystem

When James Murphy first started getting offers to take his LCD Soundsystem project on tour, he had to cobble together an actual live act, and teach his bandmates and himself how to perform songs that
The Stones blended slavery, sex, and (maybe) heroin in “Brown Sugar”

In We’re No. 1, The A.V. Club examines a song that went to No. 1 on the Billboard charts to get to the heart of what it means to be popular in pop music, and how that has changed over the years. In th
20 years later, Blind Melon’s maligned Soup deserves another taste

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Fight the Power Hour with 60 minutes that capture Public Enemy

In the most celebrated quote in a career full of them, Public Enemy’s Chuck D once proclaimed hip-hop as “CNN for black America”—a statement that’s cut both ways for the group. From its very conceptio
Band Of Gypsys was Jimi Hendrix’s funky contractual obligation

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With Blood On The Tracks, Bob Dylan bid an angry, ragged farewell to his wife

In We’re No. 1, The A.V. Club examines an album that went to No. 1 on the charts to get to the heart of what it means to be popular in pop music, and how that has changed over the years. In this insta
Bright music and dark words define The Mountain Goats

Though singer-songwriter John Darnielle has performed and recorded under the name The Mountain Goats since 1991, for some fans the project really began in earnest in 2002, when the band released two a
Kanye West’s sophomore album reinvents everything that made him great

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With Hot Fuss, The Killers caused (and defined) a scene

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35 years of New Order in 60 short minutes

Reducing New Order’s 35-year discography to a single hour may seem like too big a task, but one thing lightens the load a bit: It’s easy to ignore everything from the past 22 of those 35 years because
Harvey Milk captured the depressive pulse of blue-collar America

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On Sparkle And Fade, Everclear found universality in drug-addled intimacy

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The Replacements in 60 rebellious, romantic minutes

The Replacements were always their own greatest fans and worst enemies. In a shockingly short number of years, this Minneapolis four-piece got out of the garage, shook but never really broke free of t
60 minutes of Daft Punk’s prime robot funk

Not long after Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel De Homem-Christo started recording and performing as the house music duo Daft Punk, they began wearing masks during their public appearances, adding a se
Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham made a fine pop record pre-Fleetwood Mac

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Celebrating Bruce Springsteen’s dark folk masterpiece

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With his warm, breezy Southern Nights, Allen Toussaint humbly claimed his due

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