No Satanic Panic here, folks. These iconic classic rock cuts take the listener right to church, and yes, we included a track by Black Sabbath.

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One wrote anthems for a peace movement, the other shook up the music world. Two 20th century music legends were born in Minnesota, but their paths could hardly be more different. Why anyone passing ...

“That rock and roll, eh? It might hibernate from ... a wealth of indelibly British songwriting with some of the wittiest lyrics of the 1990s, and some of the simplest (see Tender).

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