The one drumming rule Ringo Starr lives by: “I try to show that”
A brilliant philosophy.
From The Vault Archives: 06/2026
The decade George Harrison thought never lived up to the 1960s: “It’s all monotone”
The standards going down.
The 1971 song David Gilmour will always love playing: “I get a charge”
Getting a bit more experimental.
The TV show John Lydon could never respect: “I don’t care how much money it is”
“I don’t care how much money it is.”
Alice Cooper names the 1960s album all musicians adore but nobody else has heard of
The ultimate ‘musician’s music’.
The 1976 song Freddie Mercury picked over ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’: “A better song”
Eclipsing the masterpiece.
The song from 1956 that Bob Dylan claims “a serial killer” could’ve written
The dark origins of unreliable narrators.
Rural thugs, smack, and the story of Chrissie Hynde’s eventual 1980 breakthrough
A landmark success…