How two policemen perfected The Rolling Stones’ ‘Let’s Spend the Night Together’
An unlikely influence…
From The Vault Archives: 04/2026
The 1973 Pink Floyd song about Rick Wright’s “constant fear of dying”
A classic from their masterwork.
The 1973 song that Paul McCartney wrote about “rolling a joint”
McCartney and Lennon often addressed their feud in lyrics.
The 1989 song Tom Petty wrote just to make Jeff Lynne laugh: “I love it”
The Heartbreakers weren’t that happy at first with Tom Petty going solo.
The 1960s band Jack Black called the greatest in hard rock: “Righteousness and deliciousness”
The start of heavier material.
The 1971 album Ozzy Osbourne played “thousands of times” and fell in love with
“I come from a very poor family, and when I was a young boy they captured my heart.”
The 1975 album Jimmy Page and Robert Plant both called their greatest work: “The Zeppelin feel”
The essence of Zeppelin’s finesse.
The 1957 song The Rolling Stones always regretted covering: “What’s the point”
“Unbelievably stupid…”