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Hellfest just unveiled the official lineup for their massive event this 2024; check the musicians who will perform below.#Hellfest #Hellfest2024 -
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The PonoMusic sales catalogue is up but make sure to check what quality audio you're getting for certain records. Many are available for download but don't actually feature an audio quality any higher than a typical compact disc. Music Times has found a shortlist of albums available at 44.1 kHz that we'd love to see get the full 192 kHz treatment. -
35 Years After 'Message In A Bottle,' Music Times Considers Covers from Big-Name Performers: John Mayer, Thirty Seconds to Mars and More
The Police finally hit no. 1 on the charts in the UK on this 35 years ago with its classic track "Message In A Bottle." Music Times has rounded up five cover versions recorded over the years and ranked them to see how well they live up/manage to separate themselves from the original version by messrs. Sting, Andy Summers and Stewart Copeland.
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