Gary Graff
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How Styx's Lawrence Gowan Learned to Shut Up and Love 'Mr. Roboto' (opens the original)
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After eight years of singing "Mr. Roboto" with Styx, Lawrence Gowan says his perspective on the song has evolved into a respectful appreciation. The kitschy Top 5 single from the band's 1983 concept album Kilroy Was Here has long been a polarizing entry in Styx's hit-filled catalog and was dropped from concert sets after writer and singer Dennis DeYoung left the group acrimoniously in 1999 -- the same year an ad for the Volkswagen Golf, starring actor Tony Hale re-popularized the song. "It was j
What Are the 'Big 4' of Comeback Albums? (opens the original)
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LL Cool J very famously instructed us not to "call it a comeback," but comebacks have been part of the classic rock album landscape for decades. It's part of the nature of the proverbial beast, of course. Any act that's going to be around a long time will have career ebbs, sometimes deep, and flows, occasionally triumphant. It's nearly impossible to maintain a high altitude forever, for any number of reasons, so the cycle simply dictates the inevitable highs and lows. Plus there's always the ada
Bryan Adams Breaks Down His New 'How's It Goin'' Album: Exclusive Interview (opens the original)
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Bryan Adams has announced his next studio album, How's It Goin' -- which he calls "a love letter" to his native Canada -- for release on Nov. 6 via his own BAD Records label. The 12-song set -- the follow-up to last year's Roll With the Punches -- has been preceded by the protest single "51st State," a response to U.S. President Donald Trump's threats to annex Canada, and "The Ballad of Terry Fox," a salute to the Canadian distance runner, whose right leg was amputated in 1980, which Adams wrote
Ozzy Osbourne, Metallica and Styx Lead 'Madden NFL 27' Soundtrack (opens the original)
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Songs from Ozzy Osbourne, the Who, Styx, Metallica and the White Stripes will be part of the massive soundtrack for Madden NFL 27, the 37th edition of the popular video game, which is slated for release on Aug. 13. The soundtrack, meanwhile, comes out Thursday, Aug. 6, via Apple Music and Spotify.In all, the game will feature 80 tracks spanning a variety of genres, including classic and contemporary rock, rap, country, pop and EDM. Read More: A Look Back at Last Year's Rock Super Bowl Commercial
Why Don Felder Still Practices the 'Hotel California' Solo Before Each Show (opens the original)
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Hearing Eagles songs any time Don Felder hits the stage is a guarantee. And fans can always count on hearing one -- "Hotel California" -- exactly as it was recorded. Though he's steeped in jamming and improvising (he learned slide guitar from Duane Allman, after all), Felder tells UCR that he feels an obligation to remain faithful to "Hotel California," the chart-topping track he co-wrote for Eagles' 1976 album of the same name. "I've played it so many times -- like, every show I've played as a
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