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While it might have marked a significant turning point in the band's history for multiple reasons, is The Kinks' 'Village Green' their only 'true' album?

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Bob Dylan and The Beatles had careers that overlapped and contorted with one another, but one song stands out to Dylan the most as a work of art.

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While Yoko Ono looks back at John Lennon's life and legacy with deep love and pride, this one demo track is too prophetic of ...