"Our manager gave us each $1000 and put us on the plane, economy class." The story behind Black Sabbath's biggest show ever, the 1974 California
Black Sabbath performed for 250,000 rock fans at the first California Jam festival. It was a gig that would live long in the memory for all involved, for reasons both good and bad ...
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Steven Shearer: ‘I started to think of the internet as a kind of sarcophagus’
Inspired by religious figuration, the Canadian artist’s latest series uses images of people sourced online that he has ...
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16 of the Most Legendary Guitarists to Have Ever Lived
There are many ways to play the guitar, and certainly many Legendary Guitarists, such as Chet Atkins, Joni Mitchell, and ...
Black Sabbath fans convinced they'd 'never have made it' if they stuck to original name
Black Sabbath are often hailed as the pioneers of heavy metal music, but they actually began their journey into the music ...
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Black Sabbath fans think band would 'never have made it' with their original name
Before they became the legendary Black Sabbath, the iconic metal band had a different name that landed them in "trouble" and ...
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On the Big Screen This Week: MSPIFF, Opera Obsessives, and Mad Submariners
The Friend (2024) The Main When a novelist (Bill Murray) dies, his former lover (Naomi Watts) becomes the editor of his ...
Guns N’ Roses manager claims Slash and Izzy Stradlin took entire drug stash to avoid airport bust: “A fuckin’ waste of good smack”
Guns N' Roses' manager Alan Niven has claimed Slash and Izzy Stradlin once consumed an entire drug stash to avoid an airport ...