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Few topics spark more arguments among rock fans than who truly deserves the title of greatest drummer. You know the names before the debate even starts: Bonham, Moon, Peart, Baker. Every generation claims its own favorite, and every favorite comes with a case to defend.

This list pulls together 30 drummers whose playing shaped the sound of rock, pop, jazz, and ...


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Kenny Loggins was born on January 7, 1948, in Everett, Washington. His family moved to several states during his childhood, first Detroit, then Alhambra, California. Perhaps it was all the moving that made him shy, so he turned to music as a way to get past those feelings. As he learned, he realized he had the voice and talent and a love for the craft.

After go...


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The 50th anniversary of Jim Croce’s death came and went without much fanfare. No television specials or star-studded tribute shows. Jim is remembered by his great songs, not by how great he was. With his distinctive ability as a storyteller and his multi-genre song crafting, Croce was unlike any act of his era. He was poised to reside among names like Dylan and Spring...


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The Australian singer Olivia Newton-John has reinvented herself countless times over her career, transforming from a sweet, girl next door type to a raunchy pop diva, a country singer to a disco queen. Now in her 70s, she’s got four Grammy Awards, 15 Billboard Hot 100 To...


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Fear comes in many forms, and there’s an argument to be had about what horror games lean on most in order to frighten players. While gory visuals and disorienting level design might have a strong claim to creating the atmosphere that leaves people screaming at their screens, the real frightener is the soundtrack, and that’s not up for debate. Here’s why.

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