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  • WATCH: Paul McCartney dances with a robot in 'Appreciate' video

    In Paul McCartney's newest music video, he journeys through a museum of humans, dancing about and jamming with a robot named Newman.
  • 6 Songs with studio banter: The Beatles, Radiohead, and more

    There are probably thousands of hours of recording studio banter between musicians that have been thrown away by engineers, but sometimes, artists choose to leave these little bits of conversation in the album's finished version. Here are six songs that have studio banter in them.
  • 8 Musicians Who Switched Their Instruments: Paul McCartney, Joey Ramone, and more

    It's not uncommon for members of a band to switch around the instruments they play every once in a while, but what is uncommon is for someone to permanently take up a different instrument than the one they originally played. Here are eight musicians who changed the instrument they played for their band.
  • 6 Great Songs with Just One Chord: Aretha Franklin, The Beatles, and more

    Coming up with a decent chord progression is a difficult task for some songwriters. Some take the easy way out and just use tired, clichéd progression that we've heard a thousand times before (I'm looking at you, every artist in this Wikipedia article I found), while others make the odd decision to do away with progressions entirely, playing one chord and nothing else. Here are six great songs written with just one chord.
  • 7 Artists Who Released Multiple Classic Albums in One Year: Led Zeppelin, Bob Dylan, and more

    It’s rare enough for an artist to release just one classic album over the span of their entire career, but somehow, these seven artists managed to release multiple classic albums over the span of a single year.
  • 9 Incredible Albums with Awful Titles: Green Day, the Beatles and more

    There are some albums where everything comes together perfectly: the music, the lyrics, the cover, the title, everything. However, some of the greatest albums of all time were given titles that don't serve the music at all. Here are nine great albums that were given awful titles.
  • 6 Incredible Songs with Bizarre Song Structures: The Beatles, the Smiths, and more

    If you listen to a lot of pop and rock music like I do, you've probably noticed that most songs are similarly structured. They more or less go verse/chorus/verse/chorus/bridge/chorus, and in three minutes, you're out. A million great songs have been written this way, but some artists like to explore alternative song structures, often with great success. Here are six great songs with bizarre structures.
  • 7 Song Mistakes That Were Intentionally Left In: The Beatles, R.E.M., and more

    The beauty of recording is that you can delete all of the mistakes until you have a perfect song, but any good musicians will tell you that sometimes, mistakes are the most interesting parts of a song. Here are seven great songs with mistakes that were intentionally left in.
  • 7 Songs Written About Ex-Bandmates: Pink Floyd, the Beatles, and more

    Being in a band can be stressful work. Sometimes this can lead to vicious disputes between bandmates or untimely departures from the band, and because these are musicians we're talking about, songs are inevitably written about these tensions. These seven songs were written about estranged or long lost bandmates.
  • 6 Great Albums That Had Delayed Releases: The Beatles, Neil Young, and more

    Most albums don’t take very long to be released after they’ve finished production, but there are some albums that had difficult journeys towards their release date, whether it was due to label intervention or the band simply being unsatisfied. Here are six great albums that were subjected to delayed release dates.
  • 6 Albums Divided Into Two Distinct Halves: The Beatles, David Bowie, and more

    Before the invention of CDs, artists had to sequence their albums with consideration to the two sides of a record, meaning that each half of the album had to flow and feel complete on its own. This resulted in many albums where the two sides are quite different from one another. Here are six excellent albums that are divided into two distinct halves.
  • Six Famous Songs Written by People Outside the Band: Elvis Costello, the Eagles, and more

    It's well known that many famous musicians don't actually write their own songs, but sometimes, even musicians who do write their own stuff are given songs by other songwriters. Here are six famous songs that were written with outside help.
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