The 1978 Rolling Stones song Mick Jagger called “punk”
The Stones frontman has always had a soft spot for the genre.
From The Vault Archives: 06/2026
The 1978 hit Angus Young thought history would forget: ‘Credibility is what counts’
Nowhere near the same staying power.
The singer Phil Collins crowned the most important of the 2010s: “Great”
The next generation of music legends.
The masterpiece Peter Gabriel has “been in love with” since 1971
The two musicians also once collaborated with one another.
The 1976 album Geezer Butler thought ended Black Sabbath: “We couldn’t trust anybody”
The end of the classic lineup.
The 1950s band David Bowie wanted to join the most: “I want to be in that”
Seeing the future before his eyes.
The 1977 song Elton John never wanted to hear again: “I wish the blood thing would piss off”
Overstaying their welcome.
The 1970s band that broke Eric Clapton’s heart: “I didn’t give a shit”
The worst musical depression.
The most perfect Eagles lyric ever written, according to Don Henley: “It sums up everything”
Wrapping up a magical career.
