Did The Cure ever have a number-one song?
The underground moving above ground.
Author: Tim Coffman Archives: 03/2025
“It’s always intriguing”: The guitarist who gave Eric Clapton a wake up call
Re-evaluating his entire technique.
‘Like being busted out of jail”: The artist who convinced Bob Dylan to never work again
The rock and roll awakening.
“It was time to break up”: Sammy Hagar names the one album that killed Van Halen
The fall of the hard rock icons.
“I took a lot of my lessons from them”: The songs that taught Paul McCartney how to write
The key to brilliant melodies.
“More stupid than rock and roll”: The genre John Lennon hated with a passion
Not meant to be played by the Fabs.
“I hated with a passion”: The Guns N’ Roses show Slash was forbidden from seeing
Not worthy of entry.
“A dear mate of mine”: The one artist Rod Stewart loves to death
The collaborators that last a lifetime.
“The perfect ambiguity”: The Eagles song Don Henley called perfection
All of their power in one song.
“There’s no beating”: Glenn Frey discusses the only singer nobody can compete with
Every tone you’re looking for.
“One of the heaviest”: Dave Grohl names the sweetest melody he ever made
The light and dark side of Foo.