Ian Anderson names the 1965 album where the British prog explosion began An indelible legacy. Tom Phelan Jun 21, 2026
“So ahead of its time”: the 1978 album that rocked John Lydon to his core An album that shaped the course of electronic and pop music. Aimee Ferrier Jun 21, 2026
The 1967 Beatles song Noel Gallagher crowns as their most timeless: “I always hear something new” Off the beaten track. Callum MacHattie Jun 21, 2026
The 1967 lyric Paul Weller crowned the greatest ever written Very surprising. Arun Starkey Jun 21, 2026
The genre Noel Gallagher can’t stand listening to: “It’s fucking nonsense” “It’s fucking nonsense.” Dale Maplethorpe Jun 21, 2026
The wild rock star who inspired Joe Walsh’s biggest statement: “I lost my license, now I don’t drive” Stone cold classic. Arun Starkey Jun 21, 2026
The 1985 song Stevie Nicks could never imagine singing: “I can’t do better” No shot at improving anything. Tim Coffman Jun 21, 2026
When Yusuf/Cat Stevens teamed-up with a prog-rock giant in 1972 A merging of worlds. Lauren Hunter Jun 21, 2026
The oddity of Paul McCartney classing one of the worst songs ever among his all-time favourites What a curious choice. Tom Taylor Jun 21, 2026
“An insane song”: The 1977 classic rock anthem Stephen Malkmus considered punk before punk “It’s very punk sounding…” Ben Forrest Jun 21, 2026
If Johnny Cash shot a man in Reno, why did he do time in Folsom Prison? Make it make sense. Lauren Hunter Jun 21, 2026
How Don Felder changed the Eagles, according to Glenn Frey The missing piece. Reuben Cross Jun 20, 2026