▲ 81 r/arcticmonkeys
Still blows my mind that ‘IWBY’ has over 4 billion streams 🪩
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r/jackwhite r/cumbia r/hotchip r/Longreads r/heavymetal r/rock r/indie r/BillyJoel r/folk r/huntersthompson r/punk r/1970s r/FrankOcean r/japanesemusic r/bobdylan r/KarlPilkingtonFanClub r/UFO_EXTRATERRESTRIALS r/rush r/WorldMusic r/grunge r/elo r/Songwriting r/PaulMcCartney r/arcticmonkeys r/MartinScorsese r/IThinkYouShouldLeave r/JuliaJacklin r/guitars r/kurtvonnegut r/60s r/rollingstones r/musichistory r/oasis r/ConspiracyII r/ambientmusic r/motown r/RobinWilliams r/conspiracytheories r/stevienicks r/tompetty r/beatles r/musicsuggestions r/culture r/Stratocaster r/conspiracy r/rockabilly r/FleetwoodMac r/70sGlamRock r/newwave r/FenderStratocaster r/1960s r/northernsoul r/popmusic r/AustralianPolitics r/JohnLennon r/psychedelicrock r/NorthernEngland
The conspiracy here is maybe that there is somehow no conspiracy… “Robert Hunter, MK-ultra, the CIA, and the Grateful Dead”
faroutmagazine.co.uku/Prestigious-Ad-7987 — 6 days ago
▲ 434 r/huntersthompson
Hunter S. Thompson’s 18 favourite songs … a playlist of ‘pure fuel’ here
faroutmagazine.co.uku/Prestigious-Ad-7987 — 20 days ago
The 1974 night John Lennon saw a UFO in New York
faroutmagazine.co.uku/Prestigious-Ad-7987 — 20 days ago
▲ 24 r/JohnLennon
I find this so tragic poor Jack…. Why Jack Douglas lived with “years of regret” over John Lennon's death
faroutmagazine.co.uku/Prestigious-Ad-7987 — 22 days ago
▲ 9 r/JuliaJacklin
Sounds fair enough, looking forward to giving it a spin… Julia Jacklin - 'The Gem' album review
faroutmagazine.co.uku/Prestigious-Ad-7987 — 22 days ago
▲ 7 r/folk
The 100 most underrated songs from the 1970s - some gems in this
faroutmagazine.co.uku/Prestigious-Ad-7987 — 1 month ago
▲ 3 r/musichistory
Every reference in Billy Joel’s 1989 hit ‘We Didn’t Start the Fire’ explained
faroutmagazine.co.uku/Prestigious-Ad-7987 — 1 month ago
▲ 72 r/MartinScorsese
Every single movie Martin Scorsese has ever recommended - how many you seen?
Has Marty seen more movies than anyone in history? Does he get through two a day? Answers needed!
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▲ 14 r/newwave
David Byrne absolutely eerily predicting 2026 with his comments on ‘Life During Warime’
Quite spooky tbh
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Death and despair on December 9th, 1980: The most harrowing night of David Bowie’s career…. (didn’t know this, absolutely chilling)
What a thing to live with knowing!
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▲ 5 r/cumbia
Empanadas Ilegales recommend five Cumbia masterpieces
faroutmagazine.co.uku/Prestigious-Ad-7987 — 1 month ago
Sounds like another gem from the Russian psyche band on the run from Putin… Gnoomes - 'Losey' album review
faroutmagazine.co.uku/Prestigious-Ad-7987 — 1 month ago
▲ 6 r/RobinWilliams
Why the 21st-century podcast craze is all Robin Williams' fault
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▲ 13 r/oasis
Noel Gallagher on a couple of deep cuts, fave Smiths songs, and, weirdly, Curly Wurlies… The four most overlooked Oasis songs, according to Noel Gallagher
faroutmagazine.co.uku/Prestigious-Ad-7987 — 1 month ago
▲ 24 r/ambientmusic
Erik Satie and the greatest opening chords in music
Some interesting comments from the great Holland Patent Public Library in this
u/Prestigious-Ad-7987 — 1 month ago
▲ 371 r/jackwhite
He’s been crushing it on this latest tour…. Jack White is the last great rock 'n' roll show
faroutmagazine.co.uku/Prestigious-Ad-7987 — 1 month ago
The Prisonaires: the murderers who pioneered rock 'n' roll
A pretty fascinating, tragic tale
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▲ 17 r/musichistory
10 masterpiece albums that didn't break the US top 20 charts
The amount of absolute classics that totally flopped is flippin’ crazy!
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