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The Lemonheads, ‘Into Your Arms’: Inside Yorkshire’s secret School of Rock
How Minsthorpe High School became England’s coolest venue.
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Take That, ‘Relight My Fire’: Lulu’s long path to victory
Lulu was one of the first live acts on Top Of The Pops. It’d be decades before she appeared as Number One.
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DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince, ‘Boom! Shake The Room!’: Will Smith’s career goes Boom!
Will Smith became the biggest star in the world, then it all fell apart.
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Radiohead,’Creep’: The skeleton in Thom’s closet
Thom Yorke’s incel phase became a key part of music history.
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Pet Shop Boys, ‘Go West’: The queer utopia of Go West
Go West started as a dream of a gay utopia. When the Pet Shop Boys covered it, that dream had been crushed by AIDS.
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Nirvana, ‘Heart-Shaped Box’: Grunge gets real
The fax from Steve Albini that returned Nirvana to their punk roots.
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Billy Joel, ‘River of Dreams’: Quiet quitting with Billy Joel
Our laziest superstar calls it a day
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The Breeders, ‘Cannonball’: The ultimate quiet/loud song
Kim Deal escapes the gravitational pull of Frank Black.
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Freddie Mercury, ‘Living On My Own’: Freddie’s fun side
Remembering Freddie’s wildest birthday party.
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Daniel O’Donnell, ‘Whatever Happened to Old Fashioned Love’: The king of the Irish soft boys
The mild-mannered Irish crooner launches one of pop’s most resiliant careers.