The rock legend Corey Taylor held supreme disdain for: “Let me explain to you how bad it is”
The opposite of being genuine.
Author: Tim Coffman Archives: 12/2024
“It’s not about anything”: The song Eric Clapton said meant absolutely nothing
The art behind gibberish.
“He wasn’t very good”: The inspirational artist David Bowie thought sounded dreadful
No real integrity whatsoever.
“We’re not putting it out”: The U2 album Bono refused to release
Not measuring up to the back catalogue.
“Always melodic”: The Eagles member Don Henley called a freak of nature
The non-stop creative dynamo.
“We don’t want to promote him”: The one musician AC/DC wanted nothing to do with
Giving them a bad name.
“Water under the bridge”: The Rolling Stones song Keith Richards said was misunderstood
The misunderstood feud.
“BB King’s got him beat”: Eddie Van Halen on the last time Eric Clapton was good
Losing that signature spark.
“Aren’t positive at all”: The song Kurt Cobain thought had a bad impact on the world
Not the message he intended.
