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Hold the elevator: how Muzak became inexplicably hip
Outkast rapper André 3000 has made an album of ambient noises and chirping flutes – and it’s getting rave reviews. Is he on to something?
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The LPO triumphantly harness the excesses of Mahler, plus the best of November’s jazz and classical concerts
The composer's 3rd Symphony presents a challenge for orchestras, but the London Philharmonic Orchestra handled it with exquisite clarity
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John Densmore: ‘An addiction to money tore apart the Doors after Jim Morrison died’
Fame and Fortune: Group's founder on arguing with bandmates – and suing them
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Lang Lang: ‘I’m not going to push my two-year-old son into music the way I was pushed’
The classical superstar talks marriage, parenthood and why he won't treat his toddler the way his father treated him
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Noah Kahan: the self-described ‘Jewish Ed Sheeran’ proves why he’s the next global superstar
The folk artist, who just keeps getting bigger and bigger, led the crowd in a cathartic mass therapy session at the O2 Forum Kentish Town
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The LPO triumphantly harness the excesses of Mahler, plus the best of November’s jazz and classical concerts
The composer's 3rd Symphony presents a challenge for orchestras, but the London Philharmonic Orchestra handled it with exquisite clarity
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Behind the music
The stories behind the greats - a celebration of musical nostalgia
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The best culture feuds: 10 partnerships that combusted
As details of Hall and Oates's lawsuit emerge, we look at high tension between other duos, from Gilbert and Sullivan to the Gallaghers
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‘It wasn’t exactly porn’: the eye-popping true story of Take That’s ‘banned’ debut video
Custard, naked bottoms and bondage gear – the band set out to cause a stir with Do What U Like. Here, the team behind it bare all
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Stewart Copeland: ‘I’m a capitalist – get over it!’
The 71-year-old Police drummer on employing an on-tour therapist to fix his bad blood with Sting and why he's a capitalism-loving Democrat
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Rush’s Geddy Lee: ‘I regret how I behaved with Neil Peart’
Rush frontman Geddy Lee reflects on how his parents surviving Auschwitz affected his childhood, the death of Neil Peart, and a Rush reunion
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