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The Day The Who Became The World's Loudest Band
05/31/2012 . (Gibson) On this day in 1976, The Who gave themselves a place in the Guinness Book of World Records as the loudest performance of a rock band at 120 decibels, when they played at Charlton Athletic Football ground. Gibson looks back: . It's M 5/30/12 from antiMUSIC Read more »
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Van Halen's Babysitter
On the first night of Van Halen's 1978 world tour, in Madison, Wis., the band burst into the hotel room of their artist development director, Ted Cohen, and threw all of the furniture out of the window. This was madness, for sure, but a calculated madnes 5/30/12 from LA Weekly Read more »
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Court hears how car park rage broke out at concert
A COACH driver could go to prison following a road rage drama at a Broadlands pop concert featuring Roger Daltrey, of The Who. Timothy Swanborough, 43, pictured right, of Magnolia Road, Merry Oak, Southampton, admitted causing actual bodily harm followin from Romsey Advertiser Read more »
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C&L's Late Night Music Club With The Who
Title: Armenia City In The Sky Artist: The Who Happy long weekend Saturday. How many songs can you come up with about the sky? And our sister site Newstalgia has music from 1965, The Steampacket , with some musicians you might have heard of. :D Armenia C from Crooks and Liars Read more »
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The Who drummer Keith Moon's Rolls Royce Corniche sells for a bargain £17k
Missed a bargain this week. A 78,000-mile 1972 Rolls Corniche, once owned by The Who drummer Keith Moon made just £17,200 on eBay. It was mint in a crazy metallic violet finish. Empty roads are down to the cost of fuel If you think motorways are looking from Mirror.co.uk Read more »
