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“The best song we’ve ever written”: Have The Killers ever topped their 2007 classic

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By Tom Taylor Verified
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Credit: Far Out / Apple Music For over 20 years, The Killers have consistently turned out pop-rock hits. At this stage of their careers, they’ve successfully made the rare transition from the indie bubble of the 2000s to classic rock status. ‘Mr Brightside’ has found its cultural home in the United Kingdom, where it has over 3.5million sales, having been lovingly adopted by wedding DJs and budding weekend rockstars.
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Matt Groening’s favourite line from any comedy movie ever

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By Tom Taylor Verified
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Credit: Far Out / YouTube Still As the creator of The Simpsons, Futurama, Life is Hell, and Disenchantment, Matt Groening has perhaps been responsible for more laughs than anyone else in human history. Vitally, he’s annoyed a few people in the process, too. “The Simpsons is the dumbest thing I’ve ever seen,” Barbara Bush felt compelled to say upon its release.
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‘American Pie’: a 1971 song of three deaths and three million more

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By Tom Taylor Verified
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Credit: Far Out / Album Cover / Alamy No matter how upbeat ‘American Pie’ might be on a sunny day, how raucous the drunken singalong might be at a wedding, there is always a tinge of melancholy to the track. Don McLean’s near-nine-minute anthem is scattered with a litany of nods to Americana and pop culture, from potential barbed references to Bob Dylan (the jester in the coat borrowed from James Dean) to allusions to The Beatles in the form of the enigmatic ‘sergeant’ leading the marching band.
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