2+ hour, 30+ min ago   (423+ words) How do you ever replace a singer like Freddie Mercury? It’s a pretty impossible task for anyone, but Paul Rodgers made it work. Brian May knew that he wanted to keep making and performing music with Queen. The band lived…...

3+ hour, 30+ min ago   (241+ words) Rock and roll’s archetypal frontman, Mick Jagger, has amassed a rather distinctive stagecraft over his many decades of rooster-dancing across the globe’s biggest stages. The spectacle of Jagger is key to the enduring success of The Rolling Stones, but that…...

4+ hour, 55+ min ago   (234+ words) Paul McCartney has written so many stone-cold classics that no night would be long enough for him to sing everything you wanted to hear. Sparking debate about the obligation between an artist and their audience, it’s clear that McCartney considers…...

7+ hour ago   (480+ words) Songwriting is about as close as the human race can come to immortality. Even in death, an artist continues to live and thrive through their work, being appreciated by multiple generations who aren’t old enough to have witnessed them live…...

7+ hour, 26+ min ago   (282+ words) From the comfort of our 21st-century vantage point, much of what used to pass for progressive rock can now often seem quaint, arcane, and, well, regressive. With all the synthetic, electronic and technological advancements that have come, been and gone…...

7+ hour, 18+ min ago   (339+ words) There are some musicians who the general public loves for their catchy, accessible songs that please the masses. There are also some musicians who other musicians love for their incredible skill, pioneering spirit, and inspiring technicality. In rare instances, the…...

7+ hour, 34+ min ago   (294+ words) The only music you could possibly listen to that hasn’t been touched by The Beatles‘ influence is that which came before them; anything after has their stamp on it, whether that’s clear or faded. The creativity shared among the band…...

8+ hour, 25+ min ago   (369+ words) Far Out Magazine Brian Wilson once named the four Beach Boys songs that everybody in the world seemed to love The work that Brian Wilson and The Beach Boys did well and truly has stood the test of time, and…...

8+ hour, 55+ min ago   (511+ words) Ingrained in my brain” Far Out Magazine The 1978 album Eddie Vedder would never forget: “Ingrained in my brain” Eddie Vedder never wanted to settle for a decent performance every time Pearl Jam put on a show. Every single one of…...

10+ hour ago   (300+ words) Roger Daltrey has always been happy to be Pete Townshend’s emotional translator in The Who. There are so many opportunities where he could have tried writing his own tunes, but when you have someone in the band with as unique…...