A fractured baby doll’s head frowns on a wooden mannequin-like statue, clinging to the arm of an unsettling figure, inhuman and skeletal. With an expressionless face, its limbs are flailing and contorted. Poppies rest in its hand, against a pale green background. This is the painting that adorns Nirvana’s 1992 compilation album Incesticide, made by […]
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Six years before the Vietnam War ended, John Lennon and Yoko Ono were already planning their manifesto for peace. It was 1969, and Richard Nixon had just entered the White House promising “Peace with Honour”, American troops were beginning to come home under a new policy called Vietnamization, shifting the burden of fighting onto South […]
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It’s impossible to imagine a band having the same chemistry that Robert Plant and Jimmy Page did in Led Zeppelin. They might not have seen eye-to-eye, but looking at their track record, you can’t really script a better band, especially with John Bonham’s massive drum fills roaring in on every song they made. But for […]
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There’s no sense in anyone trying to compete with what The Beatles did in such a short timeframe. Countless artists have tried their best to at least match what they did in some capacity, but no matter how many times the latest musical craze sweeps across the world, they’re only following the playbook that the […]
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For the most part, the music made y the greatest bands of the 1960s was born out of two genres: blues and rock ‘n’ roll. Whether it was The Beatles, Led Zeppelin or, indeed, The Rolling Stones, those two genres seemed to dominate the construction of all of their new-fangled pop hits. But while The […]
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It’s that time of year when the nights grow longer, and the wind blows colder, but at least you can warm yourself up with the looming prospect of Christmas. With the festive season upon us, you can count on a few things: drinking too much, eating too much, and spending too much time with the […]
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It’s that time of year when the nights grow longer, and the wind blows colder, but at least you can warm yourself up with the looming prospect of Christmas. With the festive season upon us, you can count on a few things: drinking too much, eating too much, and spending too much time with the […]
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For more than four decades, this was the one moment many believed would never arrive Not because of anger or scandal, but because life had simply moved too fast, pulled apart by touring years, separate paths, and the quiet distance that grows when time does what it does best. On Christmas 2025, something quietly extraordinary […]
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LIGHT RETURNING TO THE WINTER ROOM — A Christmas Reunion That Let John Lennon’s Love Sing Again Christmas 2025 arrives without noise or spectacle, settling softly into a quiet room where memory has lived for decades. Candles glow like small stars as Sean Ono Lennon and Julian Lennon step onto the same stage with Yoko […]
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April 1970 settled over Abbey Road Studios with an unfamiliar weight. The rooms that had once carried laughter, urgency, and invention now seemed to hold their breath. When The Beatles arrived that day, they did not walk in as conquerors of the world or architects of a revolution. They entered quietly, as four men standing […]
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