What was the first electro pop song to hit the charts in 1972?
A little monster.
From The Vault
The 1965 song Neil Young knew could never happen again: “You can’t keep that”
Those magical musical moments.
The singer Robert Plant knew was out of everyone’s league: “Better than we were”
The voice no one touches.
The 1972 album Keith Richards never gets tired of hearing: “I still love that”
The best summation of The Stones.
The 1997 song Dave Grohl called a huge step backwards: “Screaming, fast, hardcore”
“We’ve done that already!”
Tin Machine: The best live band David Bowie assembled was also his most hated group
The best and the worst.
The 1941 song Eric Clapton will never get tired of: “An incredible thing”
The highest amount of swagger.
“A beautiful thing”: The 2002 song that shaped Westside Cowboy’s outlook
“None of our songs have to mean anything…”
How The Turtles’ big 1967 hit could have easily been their last song
“How many failures were we going to be given?”