The 1960s rock album that gave birth to Paul McCartney’s epics: “It allows you to stretch”
Hidden gem.
From The Vault
The 1981 song Tom Petty struggled to complete without the help of Janis Joplin
“It’s about waiting for your dreams.”
“I love this song to death”: the 1971 flop that Rod Stewart is still immensely proud of
The sensitive side of blues.
The 1970s band Brian May thought broke up far too soon: “They were our mentors”
They should’ve been huge.
The 1967 Beatles song that even Frank Zappa had to admire: “I don’t like the rest”
“I didn’t like the rest”.
“It offends me”: The 1972 Paul McCartney song that Paul Simon couldn’t stand
“What is the purpose of it?”
How Led Zeppelin’s entire discography stormed the charts for two weeks in 1979
Attack from all angles.
