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Fugazi, “Give Me the Cure”


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Frank Zappa, “Uncle Remus”


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Type O Negative’s Beatles medley: “Day Tripper/If I Needed Someone/I Want You (She’s So Heavy)”


Animated Beatles play the Dead Kennedys’ “California Über Alles”

Via Nerdcore


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The Animals, “House of the Rising Sun”


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The Cramps, “Garbage Man”


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Letterhead used by Freddie Mercury in 1973, the year Queen’s debut album was released.
Queen, 1973 | Source

Via letterheady:

Letterhead used by Freddie Mercury in 1973, the year Queen’s debut album was released.

Queen, 1973 | Source


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The Zombies, “Time of the Season”


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Bruce Springsteen, “State Trooper”

I think Bruce’s yelps are very Stooges-esque here.


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The Beatles, “Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite”


I go on the internet about once a month and just peek. I saw some newspaper in Britain had done a survey and I won Most Irritating Person or something. Yeah, and one comment was, ‘Aw, leave him alone, I think it’s nice he gets a bit of money in his old age,’ which I agree with. Most of the records other people were making when I made mine were just commercials masquerading as music. It’s all shit! I never did that, and when I did an ad, I called it an ad, and I don’t see anything wrong with doing it. If within the secret reservoir of the mass psyche this causes one to a million people to react differently to me or my music, fine. I did the work. I was really, really well paid.
Iggy Pop

R.I.P. Peter Steele, 1962-2010

Via twentyfourbit:

To echo Fuse VJ Juliya Chernetsky’s posts late last night, “Today is a very sad day in metal… End of an era.” Type O Negative keyboardist Josh Silver and the band’s German record label, SPV/Steamhammer, have both confirmed (via Blabbermouth) that singer/bassist Peter Steele has died of what is believed to be heart failure. Steele, born Petrus T. Ratajczyk, was 48.

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First reaction: “Wat?” Then, “Bawwwww.”


Ringo’ll bury them all.
Buzz Osborne

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David Bowie, “Cat People (Putting out Fire)”


Via thedailywhat, via reddit

Via thedailywhat, via reddit