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From The Vault Archives: 05/2022

Iggy Pop performing on The Idiot World tour at the Tower Theatre.Philadelphia, PA. March 19th, 1977

Iggy Pop explains what he learnt from Mick Jagger and Jim Morrison

Inspirational frontmen.

Joe Taysom
May 12, 2022

The stolen Paul McCartney bass that is still missing

McCartney’s bass is still missing.

Tyler Golsen
May 12, 2022
Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Mick Jagger, Bill Wyman, Mick Taylor.

‘Exile on Main Street’: The Rolling Stones’ best album described in their own words

The Stones speak on ‘Exile’.

Tyler Golsen
May 12, 2022

Is Jimi Hendrix’s ‘Are You Experienced?’ the greatest debut album of all time?

Released on this day in 1967.

Jack Whatley
May 12, 2022
Listen to Florence and The Machine perform 'Light Of Love' from self-isolation

Revisit Florence and The Machine’s beautiful Neil Young cover

Stunning.

Arun Starkey
May 12, 2022

The Soundgarden song that was inspired by The Beatles

Soundgarden channels The Beatles.

Tyler Golsen
May 12, 2022

The Pink Floyd song that saw Nick Mason lay down his drumsticks

Mason opted not to play.

Tyler Golsen
May 12, 2022
What was the final song The Beatles recorded for 'The White Album'?

The silly Beatles song that caused a major rift in the band

A contentious Beatles track.

Tyler Golsen
May 11, 2022
Hear this rare 1970 version of Led Zeppelin's 'No Quarter'

Watch Led Zeppelin burn through ‘Misty Mountain Hop’ in 1973

A hot rendition of the ‘Zeppelin IV’ song.

Tyler Golsen
May 11, 2022

Exploring the reason why Nirvana refused to support Ozzy Osbourne

They didn’t want to do it.

Joe Taysom
May 11, 2022
The Radiohead song shaped by the poetry of William Blake

How hitchhikers and yuppies inspired Radiohead song ‘Paranoid Android’

Classic.

Arun Starkey
May 11, 2022
Bob Dylan explains the key difference between his and Paul McCartney's songwriting

Bob Dylan explains the key difference between his and Paul McCartney’s songwriting

“music for the grand dinner party.”

Sam Kemp
May 11, 2022

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