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The most truthful rock performance. The post The 1997 song Eric Clapton called “the most beautiful ever written” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

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Shameless attempts to win awards. The post The 10 worst Oscar-baiting monologues you’ll ever see first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

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"Filthy unkempt appearances and suggestive music." The post Why Elvis Presley blamed the “anti-American” Beatles for ruining the USA first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

Yusuf/Cat Stevens often reflected internal conflicts in his music. The post Yusuf/Cat Stevens’ bitter 1970 song about breaking up with himself: “It was beginning to happen” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

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She overcame her fears. The post Kaya Scodelario, Cathy Earnshaw and the 2011 drama she never thought she belonged in first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

One of a kind. The post Five Nick Cave lyrics so beautiful they don’t even need the music first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

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It backfired. The post How “persistence and bemusement” led Vincent Price to the 1987 horror swansong he’d come to regret first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

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The refined side of rock and roll. The post The Wrecking Crew’s five most talented compositions first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

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The start of an icon. The post Nick Mason on the ”greatest songwriter in rock”, and the 11,000,000 selling album that made him fall in love with him first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

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Seminal. The post The 1997 album Dave Grohl believes started a “revolution” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

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Reverse psychology. The post The director who tricked “shithead” Chevy Chase out of starring in a 1970s comedy classic first appeared on Far Out Magazine.