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  • Dr. Rhino's Picks #12

    Ah, the weather’s so nice I think we should have class outside today. It’ll give us a chance to observe nature.

  • Bob Lefsetz: Welcome To My World - "Top Ten - May 11, 1968"

    1. "Honey" Bobby Goldsboro

    I HATE this song! So wimpy, I had to endure it endlessly in the pre-FM car radio days.

    And when FM finally hit cars, it was really spotty. Sometimes we had to tune in the AM band just to get reception. Now in '68, I was fully an album guy, my single...

  • Aquarium Drunkard Presents: To Willie, Love Aquarium Drunkard

    Last Tuesday, Willie Nelson turned eighty years old. If you happen to have caught him live lately, that might take you by surprise. Willie won’t be the first touring octogenarian — Ralph Stanley’s still on the road at 86;...

  • Nile Rodgers

    From his groundbreaking hits with Chic, to his recent collaboration with Daft Punk, Nile Rodgers has been at the forefront of dance as a writer, musician and producer.

  • Deicide: Roadrunner Collection Cuts

    Floridians Deicide unleashed their brutal self-titled debut in 1990, and became just as renowned for their controversial live shows as they did for their pounding, unrelenting records.

  • Obituary: Roadrunner Collection Cuts

    Obituary formed in Florida in 1984 and went on to become pioneers of the death metal genre.

  • Sepultura: Roadrunner Collection Cuts

    Sepultura: The Complete Max Cavalera Collection 1987-1996 details the Brazilian band’s meteoric career, from their Roadrunner debut in 1987 - Schizophrenia, to their critically-ac

  • Life Of Agony: Roadrunner Collection Cuts

    Formed in Brooklyn, NY and led by singer Keith Caputo, Life Of Agony pulled from a diverse array of influences- often fusing the speed of hardcore with dirgier grungey riffs, but one thing was a co

  • King Diamond: Roadrunner Collection Cuts

    When black metal icons Mercyful Fate split in 1985, vocalist King Diamond, guitarist Michael Denner, and bassist Timi Hansen founded a new band and simply named it King Diamond, after the iconic si

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Album of the Day

  • Green

    R.E.M. was already the toast of the alternative rock world when the band signed with Warner Bros. and released Green in 1988.

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