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RAGEAGAINSTTHEMACHINE
American band who in 2009 were the subject of a campaign for one of their songs to be UK Christmas Number One
NOUGHTIESInformally, 2000-2009 were the ____
BRITONComposer said to be UK citizen (6)
PRSTUNTCarlsberg's "Probably not the best beer in the world" campaign, for one
BEATLESWith "The," band with a remastered box set of albums released 9/9/09 (the date referring to one of their songs) (7)
QUEENBand who were the subject of the film Bohemian Rhapsody, which bagged its star, Rami Malek, a plethora of acting accolades during the 2019 awards season (5)
PLINTHChalk stone used in the restoration of East Anglian historic buildings, the name of which is used by Farrow & Ball for one of their neutral colours (6)
LOSLOBOSAmerican band who had a 1987 UK Number One with a cover of Richie Valens' La Bamba (3,5)
HELPBeatles movie named for one of their songs
WHOTheir songs have been in tons of films/shows, like "The Seeker" in The Limey (w/ The).
ZOEDaughter of Lenny Kravitz and Lisa Bonet, who in 2009 was the face of Princess, a Vera Wang's fragrance
TAPSpinal _, fictional heavy metal band who were the subject of a 1984 mockumentary film (3)
LODITown where CCR is "stuck" in one of their songs
BADU2 played an 12-minute version of which of their songs at Live Aid in Wembley? (3)
SWOLLENGLANDSMumps symptoms (and technically, this should be "Great Britain," but how often does one get a chance to put this answer in a puzzle?)
PIGSWILLThere was a campaign for collecting this in the UK in WWII
KYLORen whose high-waisted pants in "The Last Jedi" were the subject of much Internet mockery
NOTREDAME1988 college football champs who went 12-0 and were the subject of the book "Unbeatable"
ANTSCreatures that were the subject of a 1990 Pulitzer Prize-winning book by EO Wilson and Bert Holldobler
GETBACK1969 single that was the first Beatles song to be released in stereo in the United States