The prog-rock icons Angus Young couldn’t stand: “Boring”
More about the spectacle than entertainment.
Author: Tim Coffman
The 1970s band Eric Clapton thought he would not match again: “Dead and buried”
Finding his footing again.
The 2005 gig Roger Waters would do all over again: “I’d like to do more of it”
Getting that nostalgic feeling.
The 1980s band Tom Petty would have played with in a heartbeat: “We thought we had time”
Never losing that spark.
The 1980s singer Don Henley called the best country vocalist: “One of the greatest”
The most natural voice you could get.
The 1983 album Neil Young called his greatest work: “One of my best records”
The beautiful side of cringey.
The 1969 album Eddie Van Halen fell in love with: “Takes you for a ride”
The perfect kind of musical ride.
The 2011 song Stevie Nicks called one of her greatest: “This may be the best”
The height of her later years.
The 1966 song Brian Wilson called his greatest vocals: “My favourite”
The crown jewel of vocal performance.
The 1963 song that gave Bob Dylan his greatest enemy: “I’ll see them all in their graves”
Getting the wrong impression.
