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Author: Andrew Clayman Archives: 01/2026
Rage Against the Machine’s most brutal, and evergreen, attack on Western propaganda
“It’s important that the message remains as confrontational as it needs to be”.
The moment Vince Gill realised most of his guitar collection was gone: “It was a really painful spring cleaning”
“I was just about to completely unglue”.
The singer Tony Iommi always wanted to work with: “I’ve got some tapes floating around the house”
“It was so hard because of management and all that”.
The slow 1990s implosion of My Bloody Valentine: “There were chinchillas”
The origin story of MBV’s notorious 20-year hiatus.
The Story Behind The Song: The Band’s major introduction through ‘Tears of Rage’
The Dylan-penned opening track from ‘Music from Big Pink.’
Understanding Beck’s unique approach to creating his 1996 album ‘Odelay’: “Mistakes stay in”
“I work until I’ve let down my guard”.
The show Pete Townshend will regret for the rest of his life: ‘I was really pretty fucked up from that’
“We shouldn’t have gone on”.
The classic Bruce Springsteen song that is actually a Jimmy Cliff cover
“I look at it as a compliment”.
The song that reinvented Sparks: “It just sounded so amazing”
“We thought maybe it would be a really good way for us to go”.