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The Final Days of Sid Vicious (The Death of a Punk)
Sid Vicious left Rikers Island on 1 February 1979 and was dead the next morning. This article examines his final days in detail, tracing addiction, punk mythology, and a young life shaped by neglect, notoriety, and cultural collapse.
Tour Riders, The Stuff Of Legends
Once upon a time, being a rock star meant you could pretty much do whatever you fancied. Smash up a hotel room? No problem. Drink like a sailor, smoke like a chimney, snort like a vacuum cleaner? All part of the job description. But times have changed. These days, throw a telly out of a hotel window and it’s not just the manager giving you grief – it’s someone from housekeeping live-tweeting it with the hashtag #RockStarOrJustJerk before TMZ has even sent a camera crew. The a
The Life and Death of Mal Evans and the Architecture of Beatlemania
He carried amps, secrets and emotional weight for the Beatles for over a decade. Mal Evans was far more than a roadie. His story reveals what happens to those who build greatness but never claim the spotlight.
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