The 1967 song David Bowie called the future of music: “It was serious and dangerous”
The beginning of rock’s new age.
Author: Tim Coffman
Hailing from Baltimore, Maryland, Tim Coffman has been with Far Out since 2023. He serves as the in-house Beatles fanatic and loves nothing more than shouting praises of all things music. When he’s not staking his claims in top ten lists, he’s most likely either playing guitar and trying to figure out that one lost chord no one’s stumbled on yet.
Articles by Author: Tim Coffman
“That set the tone”: the 1995 song that brought Soundgarden back together
Bringing everyone back together.
The 2017 album Roger Waters felt completely betrayed by: “What is wrong with you?”
Going back on his craft.
The 1980 song Billy Joel thought he butchered: “This song really sucks”
Not doing the lyrics justice.
The 1970 song Paul Simon called his greatest work: “This is better”
The most beautiful melodies there are.
“I love it to death”: The underrated song Elton John has loved since 1969
Still the same rock and roll energy.
The one musician Pete Townshend crowned as a “guitar genius”
Discovering the new ways of the six-string.
The 1987 tour that made Roger Waters fall out of love with performing: “A real struggle”
Not seeing the point anymore.
The “number one” Beatles song Paul McCartney and the band rejected in 1962: “We can’t be seen with that”
Far too poppy for their standards.