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May 22, 2012
The Cult's Ian Astbury Ain't No Caveman (He's the Wolf Child)
British rock band The Cult have a new album out today, Choice of Weapon. It's good -- a remarkably heavy record without a trace of "heft for the sake of heft." The songs sound exactly like The Cult, but they aren't tired, no doubt enhanced by the presence of Chris Goss, the Joshua Tree-bred producer ... More >>
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July 6, 2011
The Ten Best Posthumous Albums
Today, Universal Music Enterprises will re-release a handful of albums by the late Tupac Shakur, including the posthumous album R U still Down? (Remember Me). Originally released in 1997 (a year after Shakur's murder), R U Still Down? was one of the rapper's best-selling albums, going quadruple ... More >>
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November 21, 2007
Rockin’ Rides: AZ gets music theme park proposal, we get some baaad ideas
Today, Universal Music Enterprises will re-release a handful of albums by the late Tupac Shakur, including the posthumous album R U still Down? (Remember Me). Originally released in 1997 (a year after Shakur's murder), R U Still Down? was one of the rapper's best-selling albums, going quadruple ... More >>
Culture
April 12, 2001
The Man Who
Pearl Jam manager Kelly Curtis is the guy behind the guys
Film
January 16, 1997
Sells Like Teen Spirit
Hype! dreams and other bull about grunge, Seattle and Sub Pop

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