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40 Years Ago: Jethro Tull Respond to Critics and Strip Off the Excess

Jethro Tull's seventh album, 1974's 'War Child,' was born during a particularly awkward transitional period. Continue reading…

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25 Years Ago: Rush Close Out the '80s With the Transitional 'Presto'

Judging solely in superficial terms, 1989's 'Presto' is a minor offering in Rush's massive discography. Continue reading…

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47 Years Ago: Genesis Release Their First Single, 'The Silent Sun'

Genesis are rightfully regarded as one of the most innovate and eclectic progressive rock bands of all-time. Continue reading…

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40 Years Ago: Syd Barrett Visits Pink Floyd During 'Wish You Were Here' Sessions

Syd Barrett's tortured spirit was already hovering over Pink Floyd's ninth studio album, Wish You Were Here – even before he unexpectedly crashed the studio sessions on June 5, 1975. Continue reading…

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The History of Fleetwood Mac's Self-Titled Debut

Led by guitar wizard Peter Green, Fleetwood Mac announced their freedom from John Mayall's Bluesbreakers with their self-titled debut. Continue reading…

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Yes' Geoff Downes Talks 'Drama' Tour, Cruise to the Edge and More: Exclusive...

This is a strange time in Yes history. Continue reading…

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Steve Hackett Celebrates Genesis: 'I Do Love the Music'

Steve Hackett's hard drive, much like his brain, is crammed with music. Continue reading…

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Cruise to the Edge 2018: Review

Yes' annual floating retreat, Cruise to the Edge, has been a vehicle for both celebration and mourning – as much a memorial service as a music festival. Continue reading…

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Why Genesis' Tony Banks Left Progressive Rock Behind: Exclusive Interview

Tony Banks' music has been dotted with oboes and cornets since releasing 2004's 'Seven' – not synthesizer solos and tom-tom fills. Continue reading…

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Why Genesis Started Writing Shorter Songs: Exclusive Interview

As Phil Collins took over for singer Peter Gabriel, Genesis shifted toward more concise, radio-friendly singles. Continue reading…

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There Won't Be a Supergroup Featuring Genesis' Tony Banks: Exclusive Interview

Though he has certainly worked with lots of famous folks, Tony Banks calls supergroups "a little off-putting." Continue reading…

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Why Genesis Had to Keep Shedding Members: Exclusive Interview

For Genesis, chart success really was a matter of addition by subtraction. Continue reading…

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The History of Yes Live Albums

In their tumultuous half-century of existence, Yes have released 15 live albums. That's way too many live albums. Continue reading…

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All 167 Rush Songs Ranked Worst to Best

The difficulty – and nerdy thrill – of ranking Rush's catalog is that you're essentially pitting several distinct bands against each other. Continue reading…

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Fleetwood Mac Set List Primer: 5 Rare Songs From New Tour

To get all fans on the same page, let's recap the five rarest rarities from the band's current tour. Continue reading…

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20 Facts You Probably Didn't Know About Genesis

We've compiled 20 things you might not know about the prog-pioneers Genesis. Continue reading…

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How Jethro Tull Ended the '70s With the Underrated 'Stormwatch'

Jethro Tull's 12th studio album concludes with 'Elegy,' a quiet instrumental of pastoral acoustic guitar and melancholy strings. The title is appropriate. Continue reading…

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40 Years Ago: Jethro Tull Respond to Critics and Strip Off the Excess

Jethro Tull's seventh album, 1974's 'War Child,' was born during a particularly awkward transitional period. Continue reading…

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The History of the Beatles''Rattle Your Jewelry' Concert

The Beatles took a potshot at the rich and regal during one of their most famous concerts. Continue reading…

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The Day Syd Barrett Visited Pink Floyd During the 'Wish You Were Here' Sessions

Syd Barrett's tortured spirit was already hovering over Pink Floyd, even before he unexpectedly crashed the sessions for 'Wish You Were Here' on June 5, 1975. Continue reading…

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