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How Alice Cooper Realized He Wasn’t Alice Cooper (opens the original)
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Alice Cooper reflected on the conversation that led him to realize he’s a different person from the character he’s portrayed for over five decades. Once riddled with alcohol and drug issues, he’s been clean for 43 years. But before that, as he told the Telegraph in a new interview, he was losing control of his life – even as a relatively late starter who didn’t start drinking until he was 20. ““I was sort of the Dean Martin of rock and roll,” Cooper said. “I was never drunk. I was always on this
Todd Rundgren Names the Only Beatle Who Survived the Beatles (opens the original)
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Todd Rundgren said Ringo Starr was the only member of the Beatles who’d survived the band relatively unscathed. He argued that, to different extents, John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison had never quite escaped their joint legacy. In a new interview with Vulture, Rundgren also explained why he’d enjoyed his time in Starr’s All-Starr Band so much. “Ringo was maybe the only one who survived the Beatles,” he said. “All the other guys had some sort of issues they had to deal with. Paul Mc
Did Taylor Swift Ruin Music? Todd Rundgren Argues The Case (opens the original)
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Todd Rundgren knows a fair amount about the music industry, having survived its highs and lows in a career spanning 60 years. To those who don’t know much about his psychedelic, progressive and experimental tendencies, he’s probably best known as producer of Meat Loaf’s signature album Bat Out of Hell. He’s previously explained that he was trying to mock the career of Bruce Springsteen with the 1977 record, to the point that he didn’t even care if it was a successful release. READ MORE: Todd Run
Watch Rick Wakeman Play Piano for Rescued Bears (opens the original)
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Rick Wakeman wrote piano music for a group of rescued bears in Vietnam in the hope that animals still caged in bile farms will be freed. The former Yes keyboardist can be seen performing near a fence at the Animals Asia sanctuary in Tam Dao National Park, with bears on the other side appearing to enjoy his melodic compositions. Wakeman has a long history of campaigning for animals, and has a number of rescued cats and dogs at home. READ MORE: The Day Rick Wakeman Had to Choose Between Bowie and
Black Sabbath's Final Show at Birmingham's Villa Park Hits Theaters in October: Trailer (opens the original)
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An emotional one-minute trailer for Black Sabbath’s final show movie focuses on the crowd’s passion for the band and Ozzy Osbourne’s gratitude to them all. Ozzy & Black Sabbath: Back to the Beginning will open in theaters on Oct. 28 and documents the events of Jul. 5, 2025, when the band and a host of guest stars played at Birmingham’s Villa Park weeks before Osbourne’s death. The venue’s 44,000 tickets sold out quickly after release, while over five million people watched the live stream, raisi
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