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<p>Is the back catalogue of The Beatles really as infinite as a recent series of releases and projects suggests? </p>
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Is there any ‘lost’ classic rock still worth hearing?

Next week, the original version of Michael Lindsey-Hogg’s behind-the-scenes Beatles film ‘Let It Be’ is released, while an app is turning John Lennon’s music into psychedelic mixes. Mark Beaumont wonders if there’s a limit to the resurfaced dregs and curios of great bands

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<p>The stakes are still high on Dua Lipa’s ‘Radical Optimism’ </p>

Dua Lipa’s Radical Optimism is bound to get bodies on the dancefloor

Unlike many of her pop peers, Dua Lipa doesn’t offer any diaristic glimpses into her private life

<p>‘All Born Screaming’ is the seventh album from St Vincent</p>

St Vincent’s All Born Screaming is pop that thrills in lush bursts

Annie Clark’s self-produced seventh album is smart, cohesive and refreshingly tight

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Roger Daltrey bows out from Teenage Cancer Trust with a worthy goodbye

Paul McCartney, Robert Plant, Paul Weller and more accompany Daltrey as he takes his final bow as curator of the annual charity shows

<p>Their generation: the two remaining band members saw off Roger Daltrey’s 24 years organising the yearly charity gigs with a bang only they could deliver </p>

The Who remain the punchiest act of their vintage at Royal Albert Hall

Fumbled microphone twirls and malfunctioning hearing aids only add to the charm of a momentous, turbo-charged set for the Teenage Cancer Trust

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