“Small towns fascinate me”: The Pearl Jam song written as an ode to ageing and regret
A warm acoustic classic from an otherwise aggressive record.
From The Vault Archives: 12/2024
The strange Black Sabbath song Geezer Butler called “totally jazz”
As the band was falling apart in 1978, things got weird.
“We don’t want to promote him”: The one musician AC/DC wanted nothing to do with
Giving them a bad name.
The song David Gilmour wrote about John Lennon’s murder: “The eyes that just stared”
A heartbreaking listen.
The Who song Roger Daltrey refuses to play live: “We dropped it for a long, long time”
It’s the right decision.
‘St Anger’: James Hetfield on the Metallica album that “stands alone”
“More of a statement than an album.”
The night Bob Dylan almost wrote a song with Pearl Jam: “It was seven in the morning”
An interesting collab.