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From The Vault Archives: 02/2024

Butch Vig at Smart Studios, Madison, WI - 2006

The album Butch Vig called “the best punk record ever”

Breaking down the barriers of sophisticated rock.

Tim Coffman
Feb 3, 2024
Phil Collins - 1989

The rock legend Phil Collins thought sounded “lame”

The sounds of a musician on auto-pilot.

Tim Coffman
Feb 3, 2024
Helen Mirren - Actor

The reggae anthem Helen Mirren couldn’t live without

“This is such a lovely record.”

Ben Forrest
Feb 3, 2024
Eddie Van Halen - David Gilmour - Split

What did Eddie Van Halen think of David Gilmour?

Two almost antithetical players.

Arun Starkey
Feb 3, 2024
Ann Wilson - Heart - 2023

Ann Wilson: The singer Chris Cornell called “a vocal force of nature”

The epitome of authentic rock and roll.

Tim Coffman
Feb 3, 2024
Edward Elgar - 1931 - Composer

Can you solve the mysterious code Edward Elgar hid in ‘Enigma Variations’?

The English composer hid a code in one of his most successful pieces.

Jordan Potter
Feb 3, 2024
Steely Dan - Walter Becker - Donald Fagen

The Steely Dan song that was erased by accident

A classic song lost to time.

Tim Coffman
Feb 2, 2024
John Fogerty - Creedence Clearwater Revival

How the army shaped the sound of Creedence Clearwater Revival

“Everything changed after that.”

Kelly Murphy
Feb 2, 2024
Jimmy Page - Led Zeppelin - Guitarist

How Jimmy Page accidentally became a session musician

He’d previously enrolled in art college before his life changed routes.

Joe Taysom
Feb 2, 2024
Fleetwood Mac - 1970s

The Fleetwood Mac album Stevie Nicks called “a nightmare”

The height of horrors in the studio.

Tim Coffman
Feb 2, 2024

The Stooges song Iggy Pop called a “masterpiece”

The unhinged side of rock and roll.

Tim Coffman
Feb 2, 2024
Aerosmith in 1975 - Photo by Jeffrey Mayer

‘Draw the Line’: the album that nearly killed Aerosmith

Where creativity goes to die.

Tim Coffman
Feb 2, 2024

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