This Week In History: Beastie Boys Release Paul’s Boutique

July 25, 1989: After finding massive success with their debut album, Beastie Boys unveil a new artistic direction on their sophomore record Paul’s Boutique

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This Week In History: The Inaugural Lilith Fair Festival Kicks Off

July 5, 1997: The first ever female-fronted music festival Lilith Fair begins its first tour

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13.07.2018

This Week In History: Public Enemy’s Second Album Revolutionizes Hip-Hop

On June 28, 1988, Public Enemy released It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back, one of the most important, influential records of all time.

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29.06.2018

This Week In History: Flight of the Conchords Makes Television Premiere

June 17, 2007: Award-winning New Zealand musical comedy duo Flight of the Conchords makes its television debut

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20.06.2018

This Week In History: Fleet Foxes Reinvent Folk with Debut Album

June 3, 2008: Fleet Foxes self-titled debut album was an immediate an unexpected success for the band, whose catalog has reinvented folk music for the modern era.

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06.06.2018

This Week In History: Foo Fighters Release The Colour and the Shape

After recording the band's debut almost entirely by himself, Dave Grohl and the Foo Fighters record their first album as a full band: The Colour and the Shape

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22.05.2018

This Week In History: Freaks and Geeks Gets Cancelled Early

This week in 2000, the groundbreaking and highly acclaimed comedy series Freaks and Geeks was cancelled before it even finished its first season.

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26.03.2018

This Week In History: Beck Transforms Alternative Music with His Debut, ‘Mellow Gold’

The world's most famous loser went from a rat-infested shed to #1 on the charts with his unique, genre-defying debut album Mellow Gold.

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07.03.2018

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