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		<title>30 Fascinating Early Bands of Future Music Legends</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Even rock&#8217;s biggest names had to start somewhere. Flip through this (way) back catalog of stars&#8217; early projects and you&#8217;ll find yourself in a topsy-turvy bizarro-world where Michael Bolton and Billy Joel fronted metal bands, Debbie Harry and the Cars were folked-up singer-songwriters, Madonna was a post-punk drummer and Ronnie James Dio was a Sixties [&#8230;]]]></description>
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<p>Even rock&#8217;s biggest names had to start somewhere. Flip through this (way) back catalog of stars&#8217; early projects and you&#8217;ll find yourself in a topsy-turvy bizarro-world where Michael Bolton and Billy Joel fronted metal bands, Debbie Harry and the Cars were folked-up singer-songwriters, Madonna was a post-punk drummer and Ronnie James Dio was a Sixties teen idol. By the time you&#8217;re done there are more questions than answers. Did Neil Young and Rick James really play in a Motown band together? Did Lemmy really wear a priest&#8217;s collar onstage every night? Why were Radiohead so into saxes?</p>
<p>Read on to hear 30 fascinating early bands from future music legends. Brace yourself, because it might get weird.</p>
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