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Hypnotic, aggressive and steeped in attitude, The Stooges’ debut album bypassed the charts, but it pointed to the future of refusenik rock.

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Following his move into the pop mainstream, David Bowie’s 90s albums marked a return to creating more challenging music.

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Recorded to mark the 100th year of the iconic cycling tournament, Kraftwerk’s ‘Tour De France Soundtracks’ remains an enduring swansong.

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The best-selling of Madonna’s many UK hits, Into The Groove helped ‘Desperately Seeking Susan’ become one of the 80s’ most iconic movies.

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Defying expectations, Prince’s 21 Nights In London residency was a sell-out success that no other performer has come close to matching.

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One of the biggest-selling bands of the 2000s, Avenged Sevenfold brought gothic theatrics to The New Wave Of American Heavy Metal.

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An unlikely request to score an animated feature film resulted in You’ve Got A Friend In Me, one of Randy Newman’s most beloved hits.

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Little Feat’s first live album, ‘Waiting For Columbus’ was the perfect send-off for the group’s founding member Lowell George.

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No one expected Holiday’s monster success in late 1983, but the single would break records and become one of Madonna’s signature songs.

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Co-founder of one of the most ferocious bands the world has ever seen, Slipknot drummer Joey Jordison left behind an incalculable legacy.

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