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Remembering the funniest Monkee on his heavenly birthday
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Read moreIn early ’82, the beloved San Francisco band got their first taste of serious chart success
Read moreWhy the York, PA band’s auspicious 1991 classic deserves as much appreciation as its multiplatinum successors
Read moreWhy losing Michael Nesmith means so much more than the death of the “Quiet Monkee”
Read moreIn honor of today being the 40th anniversary of MTV’s debut on cable television, the Rock & Roll Globe is proud to bring you this “remastered” edition of Tim Sommer’s inside account of working for MTV News in the 80s and early 90s
Read moreThe recently reunited Hoboken New Wave greats dig into their vault (and desk drawer) for a killer new rarities set
Read moreThe most accessible Yoko Ono album was made in the immediacy of her heartbreak over John Lennon’s murder
Read moreRichard Thompson’s opening salvo for the 1990s remains one of the best works in the English guitar maverick’s extensive catalog
Read more40 years ago, America said yes to Don’t Say No
Read moreThree decades on, Too Much Joy look back on the album that almost murdered their cult status
Read moreWas the debut LP from this Seattle institution grunge genesis or a hair metal hangover?
Read moreRolling Stone’s 500 Best Albums List notes how technology fails Rock & Roll
Read moreDiving deeper than “Slobo Babe” with Sweden’s infectious, obnoxious concoction
Read moreThe album that featured the song that launched MTV as we once knew it was actually prog in disguise
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