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Music Times recently sat down with Joel McNeely, composer for 'A Million Ways to Die in the West' to discuss his roots, working with Seth MacFarlane and how this film brought him back home -
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This week's no. 1 record holds a special place among no. 1 records across the pond: It was also the 1000th no. 1 record in U.K. history history. And considering the Isles' role in the history of music, it's only fitting that the most recent top album would be by a big name artist (six of Rolling Stone magazine's Top 10 albums of all time were bourn in England). The winner was... -
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