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caraher

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10. You needed a #1 album in the UK to be in the study

Reply to mahatmakanejeeves (Original post)

Mon Dec 24, 2012, 01:13 PM

Dec 2012

From the BMJ link:

They included 1,046 musicians (solo artists and band members) who had a number one album in the UK charts between 1956 and 2007.

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Stairway to Heaven: Rock, Pop, Rap Stars Die Young [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Dec 2012 OP

Bogus NICO9000 Dec 2012 #1

Hmm skamaria Dec 2012 #3

So, how did Ted Nugent make it to 50 something? Bucky Dec 2012 #2

Only the good die young........ skamaria Dec 2012 #4

He was never a superstar. Uncle Joe Dec 2012 #5

But Jimmy Page very nearly defines rock superstar, never mind all that Golden God business. Fumesucker Dec 2012 #7

It's better to burn out than to fade away Fumesucker Dec 2012 #6

Tina Turner and Grace Slick are both 73 now and alive and well. Manifestor_of_Light Dec 2012 #8

Go back further duffyduff Dec 2012 #12

who did they average in? treestar Dec 2012 #9

It's all kind of silly duffyduff Dec 2012 #11

Yep treestar Dec 2012 #13

You needed a #1 album in the UK to be in the study caraher Dec 2012 #10

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