It was possibly overkill, but the very fact that it was released at all pays testament to the initial release's longstanding cultural significance.

But it finds all members of the group – fresh from a formative US jaunt – on riveting, almost telepathic form, and Roger Daltrey outstripping even his improving performances on 

, which encourages their listeners to achieve their dreams. Throughout their various mini albums and a first studio album,

Why it’s so good: Recorded during their residency, this brilliantly slapdash LP captures the nonchalant, decadent essence of the band, right down to the 90 seconds of soundchecking and the guy asking about drugs between songs.

Why it’s so good: Recorded at the famous Hamburg venue (known for earlier, rougher Beatles gigs), it’s pretty much been called one of the greatest live rock albums ever by music journalists worldwide.

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was the go-to album to have a crash course in Neil Peart. I remember just learning every one of those songs - inside and out - and pretty much redefining my drumming at that stage of my life. 

The business approach is also different: Advertising is pelo longer the main event, part of a plan to avoid chasing clicks. Instead, Hearing Things will sell subscriptions aimed at people eager to learn about music and musicians they might not have heard of before.

– that weren't just as good as anything on the original, but were better than most band's best live recordings. Stunning stuff.

” Lyrically, they lean heavily on the struggles and excitement of youth, but they also criticize social issues through songs like “뱁새 (Silver Spoon)” and “Am I Wrong,” causing them to be perceived as one of the more socially conscious k-pop artists.

In the months since, they have been writing and editing articles and building the website. The company has also started to map out episodes of a podcast, “Waste or Taste,” which will run every other week.

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Strangely, the track listing – heavy on the band's June show at the Forum in Los Angeles – was partly a reaction to the success of an earlier triple-vinyl bootleg release, Wings from the live songs Wings

"We hadn’t really thought about it that much at all,” says Geddy Lee. “The thing is that management and the record company wanted us to exploit the success of