The guitarist Howard Stern thought was out of everybody’s league: “Something superior”
Changing the world overnight.
From The Vault Archives: 05/2026
The 1985 Aerosmith album Joe Perry wishes he could delete: “Could have been better”
The right album at the wrong time.
The genre John Lennon couldn’t stand working on: “The people that surround it”
The wrong kind of attitude.
The classic 1968 rock song Neil Peart couldn’t stand: “The antithesis of what I want to do”
The opposite of prog rock construction.
The 1970 song Ian Anderson will always regret Jethro Tull releasing: “Generic pop”
Too basic for his track record.
The one musician Pete Townshend would “sell his soul” for: “This genius”
The true genius in his field.
The 1800s songwriter that united Glenn Frey and Don Henley: “Blew my mind”
Getting their chops together.
The 1991 album Roger McGuinn chose over Traveling Wilburys: “That was that”
Too focused on his own work.
The 1980s singer Slash never wanted to become: “Careful what you wished for”
Nowhere near that level.