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Bob Dylan’s Shadows in the Night is not the first or last of his cover albums, but is certainly the best

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Electric Light Orchestra, Zoom, and why it took ten years to get Jeff Lynne back on tour

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Bridget Jones’s Diary is an institution of British Cinema – but for all the wrong reasons

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Bob Dylan’s Blood on the Tracks stands tall fifty years later – all thanks to the brutal nature of a broken heart

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Idiot Wind and how Bob Dylan’s Blood on the Tracks’ bitterness can be a shot of inspiration

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‘There’s always a need for music, and there’s always a need for joy’ Ringo Starr talks Look Up, country roots and working with T...

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Call of Duty’s best mission and why the rest of the series must learn from Eder Dam

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Ewan Gleadow’s Top 100 Albums of 2024

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Oasis’ rebellious rock image is tainted by their reunion tour, and poisoned by their ticket price response

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Bob Dylan’s Budokan is as important a reinvention of his sound as the electric Newport Folk Festival set

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Bringing Bob Dylan to the screen is an impossible task – and Timothée Chalamet is fighting an uphill battle

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Electric Light Orchestra’s use of artificial intelligence undermines the visual creativity Jeff Lynne spearheaded

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