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RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE – Remembering Steven Wells, 1960-2009: tributes from friends and colleagues plus classic Swells rantjobs on Pop Will Eat Itself (1988), Phil Collins (1990), and the Sex Pistols (2002).

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OUT OF HIS LIFE – Michael Jackson, 1958-2009: the Boy King's triumph and tragedy charted by Phil Symes (1972), Mick Brown (1984), Ian Penman (1993), Barney Hoskyns (1998), and Charles Shaar Murray (2003).

Enter and access over 14,000 interviews, reviews and features on thousands of artists from Aaliyah to ZZ Top. By the best music writers on the planet.

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“We’ve never really had any airplay...

Bono moans to Tony Fletcher (1984), new for subscribers this week. PLUS classic pieces on The Monkees (1968), Donny Hathaway (1972), Grandmaster Flash (1981), Primal Scream (1989)… and dozens more!

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The Rock's Backpages Magazine Archive contains thousands of original copies of music magazines from the 1960s to the present day.

FOLLOW ME, FOLLOW YOU – Johnny Black chats with Messrs. Collins, Rutherford and Banks about Genesis - The Phil Collins Years (2000)

Jimi Hendrix to Jack White: the complete RBP Audio library

“Once he went supernova he alienated me…”

Kandia Crazy Horse on the meaning of Michael, plus Mitchell Cohen says R.I.P. Sky Saxon, Bud Scoppa's Best of 2009 Thus Far… and oodles more posts by the smartest scribes on Planet Rock!

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