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        Discover: Warner Music Classics

        The Smiths

        By eMusic Editorial Staff, eMusic ContributorFor years, Warner Brothers Records has been home to musicians who want to pursue a particular artistic vision. The albums in this collection may cover a multitude of genres, but they all have one thing… more »

        Tags: Aphex Twin, Black Sabbath, Curtis Mayfield, Depeche Mode, Dio, Echo and the Bunnymen, Faith No More, Gang of Four, Jesus And Mary Chain, Joy Division, MC5, Morrissey, My Bloody Valentine, Neil Young, Pantera, Prince, Public Image Ltd, Rhino, Sex Pistols, Solomon Burke, T. Rex, Talking Heads, Television, The Replacements, The Sex Pistols, The Smiths, The Stooges, Tom Waits, Van Halen, Van Morrison, Warner, Collection, Guide
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        King Tuff’s Guitar Heroes

        King Tuff

        By Austin L. Ray, eMusic Contributor"When I play my Stratocaster, I feel like an innocent kid," Kyle Thomas sings on monster-rocker "Bad Thing" from his self-titled Sub Pop debut. The 29-year-old songwriter, who moonlights in a variety of bands (Happy… more »

        Tags: Billie Joe Armstrong, Dave Longstreth, Dirty Projectors, Feathers, Green Day, Greg Sage, Happy Birthday, Hound Dog Taylor, King Tuff, Syd Barrett, Television, The Wipers, Witch, Interview
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        The History of the Feelies: Playing Fast, Taking It Slow

        The History of the Feelies: Playing Fast, Taking It Slow

        By Douglas Wolk, eMusic ContributorGlenn Mercer and Bill Million put together the band they called the Feelies in the mid-'70s. They were singer/guitarists who'd both started out as bassists, so they thought about everything in terms of rhythm. Their… more »

        Tags: Anton Fier, Bill Million, Brenda Sauter, Dave Weckerman, Glenn Mercer, Love Tractor, Luna, Neil Young, Patti Smith, Speed the Plough, Stanley Demeski, Television, The Beatles, The Doors, The Feelies, the Golden Palominos, the Modern Lovers, The Velvet Underground, the Willies, Trypes, Wake Ooloo, Wild Carnation, Yung Wu