The 1980 song Geddy Lee fell back in love with: “I got back into that headspace”
Seeing the bright spots all over again.
From The Vault Archives: 06/2026
The 1965 track Neil Young called one of the best guitar songs: “Just so good”
The purest musical expression.
The songwriter David Crosby crowned as one of the greatest: “Best in the world”
Getting that perfect sense of empathy.
The 1980s icon Linda Ronstadt knew was never a good singer: “More an entertainer”
The stylistic side of music.
“I was going to quit”: the 1965 masterpiece that saved Bob Dylan’s career
“It was something that I myself could dig”.
The one 1975 album Bob Dylan knew everyone got wrong: “You can’t help where it falls”
Getting it all twisted.
The band Bono called too difficult to follow live: “I never want to walk on after”
Impossible sense of energy.
The 1970 song Robert Plant called his most important lyric: “My awakening”
The first turning point of his career.