The 1983 song Phil Collins knew was “completely stupid” to make Well outside his comfort zone. Tim Coffman Jun 1, 2026
The 1970 Beatles song Paul McCartney always goes back to: “It’s got everywhere” Always coming back around. Tim Coffman Jun 1, 2026
The song Linda Ronstadt called the best ever made: “Perfect” The sophisticated side to pop. Tim Coffman Jun 1, 2026
The 1986 Van Halen song Sammy Hagar almost passed out for: “He was hyperventilating” Going to the brink of breath support. Tim Coffman Jun 1, 2026
The one Beatles project John Lennon would never get behind: “Too corny” Not as tough for his tastes. Tim Coffman Jun 1, 2026
The 2000 AC/DC song Brian Johnson thinks might be their best: “I don’t think I’ve heard anything like that played that well before” The height of their powers. Tim Coffman Jun 1, 2026
“A great vocal”: the 1985 song Stevie Nicks knew she couldn’t compete with No need for improvement. Tim Coffman May 31, 2026
The 1979 album David Bowie would always regret: “We didn’t do it justice” Selling the songs short. Tim Coffman May 31, 2026
The 1993 album Kate Bush needed to correct: “My better songs got lost” Great songs lost to history. Tim Coffman May 31, 2026
The one band Slash wanted to live on forever: “Timeless” The most attitude of anyone. Tim Coffman May 31, 2026
The closest Robert Plant ever came to being a true blues singer: “The nearest I’d get” The height of his emotions. Tim Coffman May 31, 2026
The 1997 hit The Police will always regret: “One of our riffs” The wrong type of credit. Tim Coffman May 31, 2026