Hear Me Out: ‘Paul McCartney is dead’ was a marketing psyop
Mysteries and mischief.
1960s Archives: 06/2026
The Who song from 1968 that Roger Daltrey was desperate to give away
Not representing the best of their abilities.
The 1965 track Neil Young called one of the best guitar songs: “Just so good”
The purest musical expression.
The 1963 movie John Wayne wanted to delete from history: “Just plain bad judgment”
He knew it was doomed.
“I was going to quit”: the 1965 masterpiece that saved Bob Dylan’s career
“It was something that I myself could dig”.
The 1960s ‘Bond girl’ who got thrown under the bus: “It’s the one film they consider a failure”
Others feel differently.
The 1960s band Bruce Springsteen called “a head above everybody else”
Demonstrating his taste’s broad scope.
