The “perfect” 1967 song Damon Albarn wishes he had written
“I was making a record with David Bowie… But that only lasted 24 hours.”
Author: Tom Taylor
Keith Richards’ scathing assessment of 10 classic rock bands: “His tiny todger”
Brutalising Bowie and more.
Explaining every person on the album cover of The Beatles’ 1967 classic ‘Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band’
James Joyce, Karl Marx, Richard Lindner, Bob Dylan, Anonymous…
The 1970 song Bob Dylan wrote to get back at David Crosby: “He refused outright”
“I noticed Dylan getting really quite paranoid about it.”
“One of the best songwriters ever”: the 1978 album Keith Richards can’t stop thinking about
It’s only rock ‘n roll…
“The most bad ass opening to any song,” according to Sam Fender
“Sit and dork out about how clever it is.”
The 1965 song Don Henley singled out as Paul McCartney’s finest moment
Paul McCartney’s “best work”.