Badfinger: No Dice - Album Of The Week Club review
Badfinger were besieged by Beatles comparisons and beset by bad business dealings, but perhaps No Dice's ultimate legacy is the hits it provided for others
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This Record Store Day box set corrals Eric Burdon & War's three albums on multi-hued vinyl
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50th-anniversary Record Store Day box of peak Todd Rundgren album Something/Anything
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Two-disc clear-vinyl 50th-anniversary reissue of Captain's Beefheart and the Magic Band's Clear Spot, now with tasty extras icing the cake
Lee Aaron: pop music in leather trousers, and not in as good way
Canadian ‘Metal Queen’ Lee Aaron gets a fresh polish, 40 years after her debut
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A comprehensive and extraordinary trawl through a year in the life of David Bowie
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Tim Burton's take on The Addams Family revels in murder mysteries, conjuring up dark laughs along the way
Lasers, flames and giant robot heads: Evanescence and Within Temptation team up to deliver one of this year's most spectacular metal shows
Within Temptation and Evanescence's Birmingham Utilita Arena show was truly something special
Queen: the collector's edition of The Miracle is filled with treasures yet profoundly sad
A multi-disc box set of Queen's The Miracle, featuring six previously unreleased tracks
Kiss celebrate Creatures Of The Night's 40th birthday with kountless kollektibles
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Nickelback's Get Rollin’: it sizzles, it pumps, it's more of the same
Nickelback's 10th album Get Rollin' is the sound of a band playing to their strengths, again
Senseless Things: The First Of Too Many album review
Expanded version of the debut album from underrated second-gen UK pop-punk from The Senseless Things
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Fast-rising cult heroines Witch Fever deliver captivating performance at intimate London show
