The 1965 Rolling Stones classic that was a complete fluke: “The most superb, lucky song ever”
The track remains a Rolling Stones favourite.
From The Vault Archives: 05/2026
The 1965 song with the worst lyrics The Beatles ever wrote, according to John Lennon
“Those filler songs”.
What is the difference between mixing and mastering?
The difference between Bob Clearmountain and Ludwig.
The 1977 song The Who’s Pete Townshend believed was the “modern ‘My Generation’”
A strong comparison.
The 1966 song Stevie Nicks thought would make Lindsey Buckingham hate her: “I don’t care”
Getting more resentful.
The 1970s songwriter Linda Ronstadt knew never made a bad song: “At the top of his talent”
The exact right kind of emotion.
The one person Dolly Parton never wanted to talk to again: “In a million years”
Having nothing good to say.
The one singer Brian Wilson couldn’t look in the eye: “It was a little tense”
Never getting on the same page.
The punk band Kurt Cobain knew was ahead of everyone: “A dream come true”
The best of the punk scene.
The 1980s musician Joni Mitchell could never agree with: “We’d be stalemated”
The right person but the wrong partner.