One band, according to Paul Stanley, is the “essence” of rock music
Heroes.
From The Vault Archives: 06/2026
The first song Cillian Murphy ever fell in love with is a 1963 smash: “All on vinyl”
“That’s rock ’n’ roll.”
The voices Glenn Frey considered untouchable: “Hasn’t missed a lick”
The golden standard for vocal stamina.
The one songwriter Graham Nash knew wouldn’t be remembered “in a 100 years”
Not as memorable to him.
The 1991 album George Harrison wanted to reunite the Traveling Wilburys: “Preserve our friendship”
Playing music for the fun of it.
The 1989 album Tom Petty actually enjoyed his voice on: “Sounds better”
Finally enjoying everything.
“Mistakes and misfires”: the classic 1977 song Neil Young worried he had ruined
Far from the perfect take.
“Many have tried”: the 1971 John Bonham groove that remains unmatched
The pure swagger in one groove.
