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Results for Billy IdolBilly Idol was a new wave-induced rocker whose clenched fist and sexy snarl are long forgotten by some and cherished by others. The U.K. artist kept the 1980s real with noise-inspired rock anthems like "White Wedding" and "Rebel Yell," and he was a regular on MTV with a punk rocker-meets-model-good-looks quality. His career took a downward turn with the '93 release of Cyberpunk, an album that saw Idol changing his rock to techno and his signature spiked hair to dreadlocks. His personal style and rebel yells set him apart from other rockers of the time, however, making the Idol an icon of the '80s....more
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by Eric Weisbard•May 14, 2008•
Use Your Illusion, then, arguably marked the end of rock in the weird shape it had taken when the sixties ended: Mass culture masquerading as oppositional culture
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by Mike Conklin•April 2, 2008•
It's been a pretty weird month for the music industry. Artists sued record labels, bands continued to release records in unusual new ways, giant soft-drink companies taunted dinosaur rock acts, one of the world's biggest bands signed a revolutionary new contract
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by C! Team•March 19, 2008•
Austin finally released us from its clutches and we're back at our desks assessing everything that went down in Texas last week. We have lots to share. And back in San Francisco, the rock scene is always going strong, so we've got the scoop on the local shows, too.
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3/26/2008
ya that is right no van halen, yet there is billy idol. this site works like a typical record label don't it?
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1/12/2008
That's right brother I am glad you agree. This site put up all these New Years recordings, but yet they seem to forget...
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1/9/2008
Yes we need support for this. There are a number of artists on here, that have multiple shows, yet there are still many...
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12/22/2007
ya that's right. You got Billy Idol on here, why not put bands with actual talent holy shit.
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12/18/2007
Dear Lunatic,
The bleeps in the Billy Idol show are beyond our control. This show was recorded in 1984 for broadcast...
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