The concert that brought Rush back together: “Getting to that point felt impossible”
The phoenix from the ashes.
From The Vault Archives: 06/2024
“It’s extraordinary”: Bono names the Bob Dylan song that altered songwriting
Bob Dylan is the U2 singer’s biggest songwriting influence.
The Guns N’ Roses song Slash was never comfortable with: “Very unsettling”
“Hit home for me in a bad way…”
John Paul Jones’ honest appraisal of Led Zeppelin: “We weren’t friends”
The bassist never felt particularly close with his bandmates.
The Rolling Stones song Keith Richards took from David Bowie: “We have to steal that back”
Getting it all the way back home.
“I was making all these changes”: Neil Young names the key to his classic sound
The Canadian singer-songwriter found his preferred band sound in 1969.
The musician Pete Townshend called “a genius at the highest level”
The Who’s guitarist was in awe of several late 20th century pop stars.
The album Robert Plant thought didn’t hold up: “A lot of the songs got lost in the technology”
Lost in the overproduction.
Roger Waters on the last real Pink Floyd show: “I won’t be unhappy with that”
“I think [that] was probably it”
