Daniel Fortin works on tuning pipes. (Matt McClain/Post)
Race to tune 5,000 pipes ends Tuesday
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More money and more fame means less interesting music on rapper Wiz Khalifa’s new album.
Dave Grohl on his Led Zeppelin tribute
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Ke$ha returns a ‘Warrior’
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The long-playing saga of Columbia Records
REVIEW | In “360 Sound,” Sean Wilentz tells the story of the American record label’s 125-year history.
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Combining empathy and adventure, Led Zeppelin changed the shape of rock music.
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