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Super sounds of The Smiths

Posted on14. Nov, 2008 by Rob.

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So that’s how TVs work, thanks Björk

Posted on03. Nov, 2008 by Rob.

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Ian McCulloch: the ‘best band in the world’

Posted on28. Jun, 2008 by Rob.

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Ian McCulloch: writing ‘Rescue’

Posted on28. Jun, 2008 by Rob.

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The Smiths – The Draize Train [Nottingham '86]

Posted on22. Jun, 2008 by Rob.

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Neil Finn + Johnny Marr – There Is A Light That Never Goes Out

Posted on22. Jun, 2008 by Rob.

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Crumbs! It’s Scarlett Johansson. Singing

Posted on06. May, 2008 by Rob.

Beautiful, sexy and talented. Who knew?

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Peter Lorre isn’t really dead. And neither, thankfully, is The Jazz Butcher

Posted on16. Mar, 2008 by Rob.

The unsung genius of Pat Fish

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iTunes: EMI to go DRM-free

Posted on02. Apr, 2007 by Rob.

The beginning of the end for copy-protected music?

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5 billion reasons why DRM doesn’t matter

Posted on02. Apr, 2007 by Rob.

Legal downloads dwarfed by P2P

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iPod rips are illegal, says US Library of Congress

Posted on30. Nov, 2006 by Rob.

Ain’t no such thing as ‘fair use’

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Calling John Entwistle! Calling John Entwistle!

Posted on16. Jul, 2006 by Rob.

Naturally I didn’t go to investigate, but I can only begin to imagine what the composer of Boris The Spider was doing in a supermarket on a Saturday morning when he should have been pushing up the daisies

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Echo And The Bunnymen: Scissors In The Sand single out today

Posted on02. Jun, 2006 by Rob.

Naturally being a huge Bunnyfan I’ll be queuing up outside HMV to get my copy

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Apple vs Apple: the verdict

Posted on08. May, 2006 by Rob.

iPod-owner Mr Justice Edward Mann ruled that by using its logo in association with its music store, Apple Computer was not in breach of its 1991 agreement with The Beatles’ record label

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Elvis Presley: dead and loving it

Posted on28. Oct, 2005 by Rob.

Elvis Presley has topped a list of top earning dead celebrities – for the fourth year in a row.

The King made $45m in pre-tax earnings in the last year, beating Peanuts cartoonist Charles M. Schulz, John Lennon, Andy Warhol and Dr Seuss creator Theodore Geisel, among others

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