During 1995's 'Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness' sessions, The Smashing Pumpkins borrowed a sound effect from one of the day's biggest video games.

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Osbourne explained that the removal followed a dispute with the band's manager, leading her to feel "the worst way I’ve felt ...

Day of the Devs has increasingly become a platform for small teams to show off unique games, and this year was another nice ...

Discussing her hopes for the show, dubbed "Back to the Beginning", Sharon explained: "I thought of having all the bands he's ever had relationships with perform and maybe do Sabbath songs and Ozzy ...

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