The carnal exploits and rebellious behaviour of music's bad boys

Music historian Ted Gioia argues that while classical behemoths like Bach and Beethoven should be admired, it’s also important to note that they were flawed. “When we treat them with too much respect, we lose the very essence that allowed them to be the great innovators that they are,” he says.

Goodbye to All That by Robert Graves

Oh Hazar and the kinetic frantic art pop heightened reality of

MISTER DATA and the emotional twists and turns of Pleasure in a

Bad Boy

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Robert Kretzschmar and the dark pretty sunshine of Let It Be

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A New, Stealthy Kind of Protest Music - The New York Times

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Collateral to someone else's national story': A view from Northern

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Taylor Swift and Tyler, the Creator Excavate Old Love - The New

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A Musical Cure for Burnout - The New York Times

Kanye and André 3000 Are Lonely and in Limbo - The New York Times