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Ministry's Al Jourgensen exclusively reveals plans to re-record long-disavowed 'With Sympathy' songs: 'F*** it. Instead of being owned, let's own it.'
Forty years later, the industrial-metal provocateur still hates his debut album. But a random night seeing a Ministry cover band made him realize, "This is not something to be so angry about for the rest of your life."
Jason Isbell talks new album, marriage and 'letting go' of gender roles: 'F*** all that. … If the dishes are dirty, wash the dishes.'
"I grew up around a lot of people who were just sort of existing under the tyranny of their big old redneck father. ... Nobody's happy in that situation — including the big redneck father."
Out of sync: Why 'biggest band in the world' the Police mysteriously split after their biggest album
"And then they tried to get us back together. But that's another story — which is kind of pathetic, actually," says guitarist Andy Summers.
What's going on between Anita Baker and Babyface, and why she's removed him from her tour
Baker tweeted Tuesday that she made the decision "in the interest of personal safety."
Bad Bunny talks transgressive fashion, Twitter trolls and tabloid rumors: 'You have to think about the love in your house and not the hate of your neighbor'
"There are people who love you, and people who hate you. It's inevitable. Nobody is ever going to be 100% loved."
Tear it up: 45 years ago, the Cramps played the Napa State Mental Hospital
The bizarre event was witnessed by only about 100 patients, but it's now known as one of the most legendary and infamous concerts in punk history.
CelebrityYahoo MusicHanoi Rocks' Michael Monroe finally meets Vince Neil, 39 years after car crash that killed drummer Razzle: 'One of the most important moments of my life'
Four decades after the accident that ended Razzle’s life — and ultimately ended Finnish glam band Hanoi's burgeoning career — Monroe has made amends with Neil, who was behind the wheel on that tragic night in '84.
CelebrityYahoo Music'Outlaw Love' country star Brooke Eden on coming out: "They basically told me, 'You can either be in love or you can be a country singer — but you can't be both.'"
After years of believing that the country community would shun her if she shared her truth, Eden married Hilary Hoover in a dream ceremony conducted by Trisha Yearwood and Garth Brooks.
EntertainmentYahoo MusicKeith Richards, Mick Jagger talk 'Some Girls' anniversary: Punk rock was 'a kick up our ass'
As for the disco backlash surrounding "Miss You," Jagger says, "It’s a bit like Bob Dylan going electric. ... Now you look back and think, 'How stupid was that?'"
EntertainmentYahoo MusicCome around to their way of thinking: Why Urge Overkill's under-appreciated 'Saturation' was the greatest album of the '90s
"Once we realized that the worst, most offensive thing you could do in Chicago is to step onstage not wearing a T-shirt and jeans, we got our sparkly suits out. Any button we could possibly push, we did."
EntertainmentYahoo MusicThese are the breakthroughs: Melle Mel and Kurtis Blow talk 50 years of hip-hop
Find out who was originally supposed to record “The Message,” why Sugar Hill Records rejected a legendary film director’s video for “White Lines,” why Chuck D considers “Christmas Rappin’” to be “the most relevant song in the history of hip-hop” and more.
CelebrityYahoo MusicGrace Jones, 75, hula-hoops for 6 minutes straight at WeHo Pride — while Brigitte Nielsen looks on
The ageless post-disco diva, while rocking a thong that revealed that her Keith Haring bodypaint really did cover her entire body, didn’t drop her hoop for all of “Slave to the Rhythm” — despite having already breathlessly performed for nearly an hour by that point.
EntertainmentYahoo MusicSmells like queer spirit: How '90s punks Pansy Division blazed a trail as one of rock's first openly gay bands
"We loved rock music before we even realized we were gay," says frontman Jon Ginoli. "It seemed like there were a lot of people waiting for something like us to happen."
EntertainmentYahoo MusicNeil Patrick Harris, Bianca Del Rio and the 'Drag Me to Dinner' cast talk drag backlash: 'I think some people just need to get the stick out of their a** and just enjoy it'
"It was fun for us to show the world this, and honestly just to have a laugh. It's really important right now. I think we all should learn from these girls about how to celebrate life."
EntertainmentYahoo Music'AGT' choir makes Simon Cowell cry with cover of late contestant Nightbirde's 'It's OK': 'I know how much this would have meant to her'
Nightbirde, who at the time of her audition had been given a 2% chance of survival, thankfully did get to hear Mzansi Youth Choir's cover of "It's OK" before her death.
CelebrityYahoo MusicHow British synthpop pioneer Martyn Ware helped launch Tina Turner's unlikely '80s comeback: 'She had very little to lose by trying new stuff'
"She wasn't in the public consciousness — which is probably a good thing, because that means you can reinvent yourself in any form you want," says Ware of the groundbreaking electrofunk productions that set the stage for Turner's second act.
EntertainmentYahoo MusicThe Cure's Robert Smith, 64, grapples with mortality, plays 6 dark new songs during cathartic Hollywood Bowl residency: 'It's really hard to keep hold of your younger self'
"I've experienced more of life's darker side, for real. Before I used to write about stuff that I thought I understood. Now I know I understand it," Smith has said of the Cure's forthcoming "intense" comeback album, which may be their last,
EntertainmentYahoo MusicSweet brother of mine: The wild, untold story of how Guns N' Roses drummer Steven Adler was kidnapped by his sibling to break heroin addiction
Part 1: Jamie Adler has a front-row seat as his brother Steven joins roommate Slash to become rock stars in Guns N' Roses.
EntertainmentYahoo MusicSweet brother of mine: An infamous GNR firing and the tumultuous aftermath
Part 2: Steven Adler's unchecked heroin abuse leads to his high-profile termination from Guns N' Roses and a dark downward spiral.
EntertainmentYahoo MusicSweet brother of mine: The kidnapping of Steven Adler
Part 3: As Slash and Eric Clapton intervene, Jamie conspires with friends to abduct Steven in a last-ditch effort to wean him off drugs.
CelebrityYahoo MusicMatchbox Twenty's Rob Thomas, 51, looks back on a life in rock 'n' roll: 'I'm a mess! … I'm not suited for anything else.'
“You're just not the person in your fifties that you were in your twenties,” muses Thomas, who overcame an incredibly unstable upbringing and is still in a massive band and happy marriage more than 25 years later.
CelebrityYahoo MusicRock and soul icon Tina Turner dead at age 83
One of music’s greatest icons and comeback stories, Turner leaves a seven-decade legacy that blazed a trail for divas like Beyoncé, Rihanna and Christina Aguilera.
EntertainmentYahoo MusicBlake Shelton bids 'The Voice' farewell on bittersweet Season 23 finale: 'Not a dry eye in the house'
Tuesday was the show's longest-running and winningest coach's last-ever episode, after 12 years, 23 seasons and nine victories. But was Blake able to win a 10th and final time?
EntertainmentYahoo MusicNothing compares 2 Gina Miles: Stunning Sinéad O’Connor homage establishes Team Niall's chanteuse as new 'Voice' frontrunner
Gina's clever staging — a meta nod to Sinéad’s iconic 1990 music video — was one of the most stunning productions ever seen on 'The Voice.'
EntertainmentYahoo MusicAnd the winner of 'American Idol' Season 21 is…
Sunday's result was an emotional, full-circle moment, in more ways than one.
EntertainmentYahoo MusicPaul Simon opens up about his 'sudden' hearing loss: 'Nobody has an explanation for it'
The singer and songwriter on his new album and health challenges.

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