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Artist Essentials
5/25/2010
If you've ever wondered what M÷tley Crne would be like without their spotlight-stealing drummer Tommy Lee, New Tattoo's got your answer. Backed by the frenzied fills of Ozzy Osbourne's former hi …
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Artist Essentials
5/25/2010
Nothing's been able to derail M÷tley Crne's rock 'n' roll dreams for the past three decades. Not even the near-death experience that Nikki Sixx details in "Kickstart My Heart," a rail-jumping re …
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Artist Essentials
5/25/2010
Let's take a look at the numbers first: Guns N' Roses has sold more than 100 million albums worldwide. Luck's got nothing to do with it either. Like the Beatles and the Stones before them, it's …
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Artist Essentials
5/25/2010
Here's the thing about Guns N' Roses: Axl Rose could've taken three decades to deliver Chinese Democracy and we'd still consider him one of the most important, and iconic, frontmen …
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Artist Essentials
5/25/2010
While most musicians are able to separate their "real selves" from their stage selves, DMX has always been driven by the inner demons that follow his every move. On one level, he's the kind of God-fear …
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Artist Essentials
5/25/2010
Talk about retiring while you're on top. Or after scoring five straight #1 albums, which is exactly what DMX did after releasing Grand Champ. While he bounced right back into the game a couple y …
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Genres & History
5/25/2010
Full of surefire Far East-meets-West singles, here's a fiery collection of hypnotic hip-hop, downtempo and dance platters. Massive Attack turns out a rubbery dub treatment of legendary Pakistani Qawwal …
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Artist Essentials
5/25/2010
As if we didn't already know he's one of the greatest MCs in the game, the Notorious B.I.G. has literally taken on a life after death with such beyond-the-grave guest spots as his scene-stealing "Victo …
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Artist Essentials
5/25/2010
Hip-hop lost a living legend when the Notorious B.I.G. was gunned down in 1997, just sixth months after his bitter rival, Tupac Shakur. Biggie wasn't just an East Coast icon; Brooklyn's finest was one …
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