The greatest lyrics that Dave Grohl had ever heard: “Total insanity”
Going against authority.
Author: Tim Coffman
The 1970s band Mick Jagger and Keith Richards can’t agree on: “Never took off”
Seeing them front different angles.
The 1967 song Pete Townshend thought would take The Who to “eternal glory”
Going past traditional rock and roll.
The 1981 song Phil Collins had to retire from playing live: “I don’t really want to sing this”
Not holding up well over time.
The 1967 song David Bowie called the future of music: “It was serious and dangerous”
The beginning of rock’s new age.
“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.
