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“Van Halen’s Iconic ‘No Brown M&Ms’ Rule Set to Become Legislation”

**Van Halen's Iconic 'No Brown M&M's' Rule Set to Become Official Law** In a groundbreaking move for concert safety, Van Halen's infamous "No Brown M&M's" rule is poised to be codified into law. This quirky demand, famously established by the rock legends in the 1980s, was more than just a backstage whim; it served as a vital indicator of a venue's commitment to the intricacies of concert safety. The band used this seemingly trivial request to ensure that promoters were […]

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Rock News

“Rediscovered Kinks Album: A Timely Prog Masterpiece Unveiled After Decades”

**Unveiling a Forgotten Classic: The Kinks' 'Arthur' Gets Its Due** In the ever-evolving world of rock, some albums take time to shine. The Kinks' ambitious 1969 album, *Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire)*, is one such gem that has finally been recognized for its brilliance—half a century later! Released in the wake of The Who's iconic *Tommy*, *Arthur* initially didn’t hit the charts as expected. However, it has since emerged as a profound commentary on societal […]

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