On March 1, 1973, Pink Floyd released one of the most important albums in the history of rock. The Dark Side of the Moon. It would stay on the album charts for 945
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Sometime in 1988 when Queen was recording The Miracle album, the group laid down a track called “Face It Alone.” It didn’t make the record and was somehow misplaced–until now. The song was
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The most popular album in the Tragically Hip catalogue is Fully Completely from 1992. It’s sold well over a million copies in Canada along and features some of the band’s best-known songs. We’ve
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The next few years will be big ones for Tragically Hip fans, as the band announced this week not one, not two, but THREE re-releases and deluxe editions. First, we’ll be getting a
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Some of the greatest movie soundtracks of all time came with the films of John Hughes. Pretty in Pink. The Breakfast Club. Sixteen Candles. Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. Weird Science. Some Kind of
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Forty-one years ago yesterday (February 12, 1981), Rush released their eighth and most successful album, Moving Pictures. It’s next up on their march to re-release all of their albums as box sets. This
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November 18 marks 30 years since U2 released Achtung Baby, arguably the high point in the band’s career. To commemorate that, Universal Music is issuing several special editions of the record beginning with
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With the massive new Road Apples box set coming this month, The Tragically Hip decided to get all retro and nostalgic with a new video based on “Not Necessary,” a Road Apples outtake
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If you’re into metal, there’s no way you don’t have any Judas Priest in your collection. The Metal Gods are preparing the release of a box set commemorating 50 years today which contains
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Come October 24, it will be 20 years since Linkin Park released their debut album, Hybrid Theory, so there’s naturally a new box set to commemorate the anniversary. It’s quite epic, really. Five
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Here’s the story one more time. Back in January 1980, my high school buddies came to my house across the street to have lunch and listen to the new Rush album, Permanent Waves.
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