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The Beatles completed recording sessions for ‘Rubber Soul’
The Beatles finished recording 'Rubber Soul' in a 13-hour session that brought new songs and a revived 'Help!' outtake into the album.
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November 11
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Bruce Springsteen released the album ‘Only the Strong Survive’
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L.S. Dunes released the album ‘Past Lives’
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Chelsea Grin released the album ‘Suffer in Hell’
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Larkin Poe released the album ‘Blood Harmony’
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Pierce the Veil released the single “Emergency Contact”
Read the storyGraeme Edge died on November 11, 2021
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Korn released the single “Start the Healing”
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In Flames released the album ‘Battles’
Read the storyAnimals as Leaders released the album ‘The Madness of Many’
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Taylor Hawkins released the EP ‘KOTA’
Read the storyPhil Taylor died on November 11, 2015
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Ne Obliviscaris released the album ‘Citadel’
Read the storyRoger Taylor released the album ‘Fun on Earth’
Read the storyBlack Sabbath announced an original-lineup reunion, new album and world tour
Read the storyThe Rolling Stones were inducted into the inaugural UK Music Hall of Fame
Read the storyQueen were inducted into the inaugural UK Music Hall of Fame
Read the storyDream Theater released the album ‘Train of Thought’
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P!nk released the album ‘Try This’
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Kid Rock released the album ‘Kid Rock’
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Pearl Jam released the compilation ‘Lost Dogs’
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Stone Temple Pilots released the compilation ‘Thank You’
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Marilyn Manson released the album ‘Holy Wood (In the Shadow of the Valley of Death)’ in Japan
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Metallica released the single “The Memory Remains”
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- Grateful Dead released the live album ‘Live/Dead’ November 1969