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Celebrate the Catalog : The Beatles
Treble's definitive look at The Beatles' legendary discography.
Celebrate the Catalog : Scott Walker
The man born Scott Engel, examined one album at a time.
Celebrate the Catalog: The Rolling Stones
In 1969, The Rolling Stones earned the title of “The Greatest Rock ‘n’ Roll Band in the World” by way of their surly, ball-busting tour manager, Sam Cutler. When he introduced them as such at the beginning of their tour that year, he used it as a sarcastic motivational tactic, pushing the band to live […]
Celebrate the Catalog : Depeche Mode
A thorough review of the band's 33-year career.
Celebrate the Catalog: David Bowie
An expansive review of Bowie's discography.
Celebrate the Catalog: Beck
Two turntables, a microphone, and endless creativity.
Celebrate the Catalog: Cat Power
Taking a closer look at Chan Marshall's body of work.
Celebrate the Catalog: The Beach Boys
A 50th anniversary discographical salute.
Celebrate the Catalog: Gang Starr
A retrospective on Guru and Premier's recorded works.
Our Band Couldn’t Be Your Life: Throbbing Gristle
A re-examination of the proto-industrial performance artists.
Celebrate the Catalog: Guided by Voices
Bob Pollard & Co. through the ages.
Celebrate the Catalog: Nine Inch Nails
A thorough trip through Trent Reznor's epic creations.
Celebrate the Catalog: Kate Bush
Ten albums of beauty, drama and boundless ambition.
Celebrate the Catalog: Fugazi
Revisiting the D.C. post-hardcore heroes' body of work.
Celebrate the Catalog: R.E.M.
A look back at Athens' most legendary band.
Celebrate the Catalog: Miles Davis
A look through a hearty selection of the jazz legend's most notable works.
Celebrate the Catalog: Weezer
Alt-rock's goofiest heroes, snuggie not included.
Celebrate the Catalog: Sonic Youth
Surveying almost three decades of Sonic.
Celebrate the Catalog: Foo Fighters
An in-depth look at all seven Foos albums.