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The Mountain Goats Touring in Fall, 'Will Not Be Playing Rush'
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The Mountain Goats Announce New Album 'Beat the Champ,' Share Single 'The Legend of Chavo Guerrero' [LISTEN]
Indie folk band The Mountain Goats have announced a new album titled "Beat the Champ" — that is the cover artwork above — which is set for release April 3 in Australia/New Zealand, April 7 in North America and April 13 in Europe through Merge Records. You can check out the album's upbeat lead single "The Legend of Chavo Guerrero," about pro wrestler Chavo Guerrero Sr., below. -
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When talking about his songwriting, Kurt Cobain was once said “music comes first and lyrics come second.” Most songwriters and music fans place the importance of a song’s music over its lyrical content, but there are some singers whose lyrics are actually the best parts of their songs. Here are five artists whose lyrics are better than their music.
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