The 1965 song Ritchie Blackmore said changed guitar forever: “I thought it was wonderful”
“I thought it was wonderful.”
The Who
The 1960s band Jack Black called the greatest in hard rock: “Righteousness and deliciousness”
The start of heavier material.
“Neglected”: Pete Townshend thought ‘The Who Sell Out’ was a wasted opportunity
“Potentially brilliant but ultimate inconclusive…”
The group that shaped Geddy Lee and altered the fate of music: “The most important band to come out of England”
“I think they are one of the most important bands…”
The classic rock album that blew Eddie Vedder’s 10-year-old mind: “The locomotive”
Opening up the doors of his mind.
The drummer Alice Cooper thought was out of everybody’s league: “An insane period of time”
He makes a strong case.
The day Keith Moon asked to join The Beatles: “His ego began to get out of control”
What could have been
