Shotguns, PCP, and the drug-fuelled 1988 car chase that sent James Brown to jail and killed his career
A chequered past.
Author: Tom Taylor
“I was going to join Mott The Hoople”: The 1973 performance that almost destroyed Roxy Music
This is the end, beautiful friend.
‘Perfect Days’: The film that means something different in every country
A tragic masterpiece or just a masterpiece?
The song that almost led Bob Dylan to boycott England for good in 1966: “It’s just vulgar”
An eff you to the Royal Albert.
Three forgotten prog-rock albums from the 1970s that are actually better than the classics
Beards, woodwork, prog.
‘Forever Changes’: The 1967 album that saved Neil Young’s career in the strangest of ways
Dating “the same girls” and wearing “each other’s clothes”.
The original psyop: The great hoax of Platinum Weird
Hailed by Elton John, Ringo Starr, and Mick Jagger, but who are they?
The one line of dialogue that confirms the Coen brothers as the greatest
A deep dive into a classic quip.