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while celebrating the explosion of Indigenous bands during the rise of thrash and later nu-metal

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Stoned: A Memoir of London in the 1960s lou reed while celebrating the explosion ofAuthor Andrew Loog Oldham In 1963, Andrew Loog Oldham was a precocious hustler of genius on the London scene, with a keen eye for the next look and a willingness to gamble on it. He was all of nineteen when Brian Epstein took him on to be the Beatles London press agent, and already regarded as someone who could make things happen. But it was when he went to hear a relatively unknown blues combo perform that Oldham found his true calling. I met the