Pearl Jam cover Ted Nugent's Stranglehold but give the lyrics an anti-gun update. Ted Nugent, as you might imagine, is not happy about it.
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Pearl Jam cover Ted Nugent's Stranglehold but give the lyrics an anti-gun update. Ted Nugent, as you might imagine, is not happy about it.
Left-leaning Pearl Jam won't be surprised that right winger Ted Nugent doesn't love their take on his song
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“I’d like to thank everyone who’s bought my new album and helped make it Number 1.” David Gilmour celebrates his third solo UK number one album with Luck And Strange
David Gilmour scores his third solo UK number one album
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Watch Ozzy Osbourne talk about capturing the hearts of America in this 1986 The Tube interview
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