The sombre album Neil Young described as “very personal”
The Canadian singer-songwriter is at his best when writing from the heart.
Author: Jordan Potter Archives: 07/2024
“There’s nothing”: Angus Young on when he lost respect for The Rolling Stones
Angus Young has never been the biggest fan of The Rolling Stones.
The album that saw Brian May put his “life back together”
The Queen guitarist used music as a form of therapy.
The artist Roger McGuinn thought kept The Byrds alive: “I don’t think people would even remember”
One of The Byrds’ biggest fans.
Steely Dan’s Donald Fagen on why rap wasn’t an original sound
Steely Dan were never afraid to voice their opinion on contemporary music.
The career decision Phil Collins described as the “nail in the coffin”
A turning point he came to regret.
Mark Knopfler on why David Gilmour is a unique talent
The two guitar legends have plenty of respect for one another.
“That one album was great”: The classic punk album Ozzy Osbourne said “captured something”
The Black Sabbath frontman was tentatively intrigued by the punk movement.
Petr Pavlensky: the artist who nailed his scrotum to the Red Square in protest
A ballsy protest stunt.
The moment Bruce Springsteen realised “a white man could make magic”
The Boss has three crucial influences.