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Jimmy Page and Jack White both loved Metallica's St. Anger, according to Bob Rock

The guitar heroes – and It Might Get Loud co-stars – expressed their appreciation for the highly polarizing album in separate encounters with the producer

Guitar World

Bob Rock likens Metallica’s St Anger to The Stooges’ Raw Power, says Jimmy Page told him it was a “great album” – and Jack White loved it too

The blockbuster producer was a guest Chris Jericho’s podcast when he revisited Metallica’s dark night of the soul and explained why their most divisive album saved the band

MusicRadar

The top 20 best Tenacious D songs ever

The 20 best songs by the greatest band on earth – these are Tenacious D’s most epic anthems

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Steve Lacy on his new signature Fender Strat: "I kind of wanted to mix the old with the new – I think I always like that in everything that I do"

The artist and producer brings an auteur's touch to his first signature guitar; he tells us about striking a balance

MusicRadar

A happy Jimmy Page playing air guitar is today's fix of wholesome video goodness

In which Led Zeppelin maestro Jimmy Page plays the song that inspired him to become a guitarist, and does a giddy little dance

Louder

Boomers call up Giddey and Daniels but no Ben Simmons in 18-man World Cup squad

Veteran Aron Baynes left out of Australian extended squad but coach leaves door open for Simmons’ return

The Guardian - AU

Simmons, Baynes miss Boomers’ 18-man Cup squad

Ben Simmons could still feature for the Boomers at the World Cup despite the three-time NBA All-Star not being selected in the 18-man extended squad.

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Trunk Rock: The White Stripes, Elephant, and the seven note riff that shook the world

Released on April 1, 2003, The White Stripes' fourth album Elephant confirmed the little band with the big sound as one of the world's most vital and thrilling rock acts

Louder

Tom Morello says he has been relegated to rhythm guitar at home as his 11-year-old son “can shred circles around me”

There’s fresh material on the way from the father/son duo, but the Rage Against the Machine guitarist remains tight-lipped about the band’s future

Guitar World

Celebrate 20th anniversary of White Stripes' 'Elephant' Saturday at Third Man Records

DETROIT — This week in 2003, Jack and Meg White of Detroit duo the White Stripes were getting ready to release their fourth studio album, the Grammy Award-winning "Elephant."

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‘I’m a messenger. That’s my calling’: 80s hitmaker Billy Valentine on his socially conscious comeback

Money’s Too Tight (To Mention) made him a star, but his success faltered and he went behind the scenes. He explains why Black Lives Matter helped galvanise him again

The Guardian - UK

Old-fashioned records are flying off the shelves again in a massive vinyl revival

According to a new report, more vinyl records are now being sold in the US than CD copies for the first time since 1987.

The New Daily

A beach mystery, a much-loved drummer and chatbots galore – take the Thursday quiz

Fifteen questions on general knowledge and topical trivia, plus a centenary celebration poem written by AI. How will you fare?

The Guardian - UK

Nandi Bushell pays tribute to Meg White with screaming Seven Nation Army cover

"Meg and Jack White wrote some of the best songs in rock history…My screams are for you Meg!"

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Nandi Bushell pays homage to Meg White with Seven Nation Army cover punctuated by screams

"My screams are for you Meg! You are and always will be my role model and hero!" - Nandi Bushell

Metal Hammer

Tom Morello sets "fools" straight on Meg White debate

Rage Against The Machine star Tom Morello hails White Stripes' Meg as "one of the greatest drummers in the history of rock n roll"

Los Angeles Times

Jack White pens poetic ode to Meg White after White Stripes drummer was maligned

Jack White dedicated a poem on Wednesday to his former wife and bandmate, Meg White, after a journalist posted a disparaging tweet about the White Stripes drummer that went viral.

Tribune News Service

Commentary: Was the White Stripes’ Meg White a great, or awful, drummer? Online controversy begs question: What year is this?

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Jack White defends Meg White’s drumming with poem addressing critics

After a US political reporter questioned the impact of the drummer’s style on the White Stripe’s legacy, White, Questlove and Karen Elson rushed to her defence

The Independent UK

Karen Elson jumps in to defend Meg White against critic: ‘Keep my ex-husband’s ex-wife name out your mouth’

‘Not only is Meg White a fantastic drummer, Jack also said the White Stripes would be nothing without her,’ Elson said

The Independent UK

Every single Coachella headliner and lineup poster since the California festival began

Throughout its 24 years, the desert festival has led with the biggest names in music. Inga Parkel runs through Coachella’s entire history of star-studded headliners since 1999 ahead of the 2023 event

Manchester Evening News

Bob Dylan reveals one of his favourite TV shows is Coronation Street

"I’m no fan of packaged programmes or news shows"

Newcastle Herald

The Killers showcase their brightest side

Flowers might be 41, but he was as energetic as ever, running around the stage in his black suit and leaping up onto the platform above the crowd like he was Tom Cruise jumping up on Oprah Winfrey's couch.

Tribune News Service

Jack White sounds off again on Musk, calls Ye 'anti-Semite egomaniac'

Detroit-bred rocker Jack White is firing back at Elon Musk after the Twitter owner's overnight suspension of Ye's account on the social media platform.

The Guardian - UK

How did Seven Nation Army become a terrace anthem – and what links it to Blur and Bernie Sanders?

From arty indie bands to US election knockouts, we join the dots around one of the most enduring stadium singalongs

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