Glenn Hughes: ‘Seventh Star’ Was Never Meant to Be a Black Sabbath Album
Glenn Hughes recently reflected on the creation of Black Sabbath’s Seventh Star album during an appearance on the…
Geddy Lee on “7 and 7 Is”: “The Goofiest Song I’ve Sung”
No rock classic ever became legendary by doing the bare minimum. Sure, there are countless power-pop bands trying…
Is the Rolling Stones’ Image Built on Scandals and Lies?
When discussing the British Invasion and its impact on America, The Beatles and The Rolling Stones often dominate…
The Secret Grief Behind McCartney’s Biggest Hit: “Yesterday”
Paul McCartney’s “Yesterday” was never about love—it was a hidden message to his late mother, decades in the…
Why Keith Richards Believed Soul Music Died with Otis Redding”
The Rolling Stones have long been driven by the sounds of the USA, with American soul and blues…
Guitarist or Songwriter?: Lennon’s ‘Blue Suede Shoes’ Dilemma
Every guitarist craves a challenge when stepping into the studio. It’s not just about strumming the same chords…
Simmons: ‘Not Everyone Likes Jesus, So Why Should I Care What You Think?’
Gene Simmons has always been a polarizing figure in rock, with his bold opinions often splitting the crowd.…
Aerosmith’s Tom Hamilton Reflects on Touring Retirement: “A Punch in the Gut”
Aerosmith bassist Tom Hamilton expressed mixed feelings about the band’s decision to retire from touring, admitting he felt…
Iommi: ‘Country Girl’ Was a Weird Song for Black Sabbath
In rock and roll, there should never be limits on what makes a great song. This genre thrives…
Cornell’s Solo Debut: ‘I Wasn’t Ready’ Yet It Shook the Rock World”
In 1978, Casablanca Records pulled a bold marketing stunt by releasing solo albums from each of the four…
Linkin Park: Shinoda Embraces Emily Armstrong’s Unique Voice
Mike Shinoda recently shared his first impression of Linkin Park’s new vocalist, Emily Armstrong, sparking excitement and controversy…
Noel Gallagher: Oasis Burned Out Too Soon After Britpop Glory
For any major rock star, reflecting on life’s journey without regrets is rare. While there are always a…
Ringo Starr Reveals the Dark Side of Touring with The Beatles
Despite the jokes and criticism, Ringo Starr was an essential part of The Beatles’ success. His drumming style,…
Gilmour Slams Pink Floyd’s ‘Atom Heart Mother’: “God, It’s Awful”
Pink Floyd were a band of contradictions, somehow thriving in a creative environment that would have broken most…
The Beatles’ Oldest Cover: A Song That’s Older Than Rock and Roll Itself
Which Beatles Cover Was Older—‘Kansas City’ or ‘Everybody’s Trying to Be My Baby’? While John Lennon and Paul…
The Cures’ Controversy: ‘People Don’t Understand Why We Split Up’
Creating a hit single isn’t easy; it requires a blend of talent and luck to craft a song…
Why Keith Richards Regrets ‘Get Off Of My Cloud’ While Neil Young Praises It
The Rolling Stones epitomize the essence of rock ‘n’ roll, crafting a blueprint that countless bands have followed.…
Why U2 Stopped Covering Songs: “We Just Couldn’t Play Them Right”
Any band that wants to make it big has to quickly grasp the value of original material. Sure,…
Why In Through the Out Door Was Zeppelin’s Final Turning Point
No rock band can avoid disagreements. Even though they seem like a united force on stage, there are…
Joe Walsh on the ‘Hotel California’ Solo: ‘It’s Still a Challenge’
Even before Joe Walsh joined the Eagles, he was widely regarded as one of the finest guitarists of…
Geddy Lee on Bass Icons: ‘Flea Has This Rhythmic Thing’ That Transforms Music
Although Geddy Lee may dominate conversations about legendary bassists, he isn’t the only bass maestro. Lee’s unique charisma…
Don Henley’s Quiet Masterpiece: The Story Behind ‘A Month of Sundays’
Most artists don’t write songs just to climb the charts. While millions of fans singing along is a…
No More Pink Floyd?: Why Gilmour Refuses to perform with Waters
David Gilmour has put an end to any lingering hopes of a reunion with former Pink Floyd bandmate…
The Track Noel Gallagher Regrets: “Cast No Shadow” Fell Short
Some of the greatest rock songs are born from a single great idea. While rock isn’t always seen…
Iggy Pop on “African Man”: “I’d Gladly Cut It From the Album”
When Iggy Pop first began crafting music with The Stooges, there were no boundaries. The whole purpose of…
Cobain’s Plan to Fire Dave Grohl: Untold Story of Nirvana’s End
he tragic death of Kurt Cobain remains one of music’s most heart-wrenching losses, marking the end of an…
The Grateful Dead’s Biggest Hit: It’s Not What You Think
The popularity of the Grateful Dead is hard to measure. While they’ve produced timeless songs, their success runs…
‘He Was Like This Mad Scientist’: Joe Walsh Remembers Les Paul’s Resilience
Joe Walsh has always been a musician focused on the joy of making music with friends rather than…
From Oasis to Knebworth: Liam Gallagher’s Musical Journey
Being in a band is far from easy. The road to success is filled with challenges, and even…
‘Did I Invent the Fretless Bass?’: Wyman’s Surprising Bass Legacy
Bill Wyman, the former bassist for The Rolling Stones, has long been a controversial figure in rock history.…