David Gilmour reveals how his guitar solo for a Pink Floyd classic was wiped out of existence

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Recording studios are often romanticized as sanctuaries of invention—rooms where timeless music is born. Yet, those same control boards and tape machines can also turn into instruments of loss. Few musicians know that truth better than David Gilmour, whose unforgettable guitar work defined Pink Floyd’s sound. But during the creation of Animals in 1977, one … Read more

The Song AC/DC Refuses To Play Live – And Why

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When it comes to rock ’n’ roll, few bands command the same level of respect and raw power as AC/DC. With a career spanning nearly five decades, the Australian icons have delivered some of the most electrifying anthems in rock history—songs like Highway to Hell, Back in Black, and Thunderstruck that never fail to bring … Read more

One Iconic Rock Band Jimi Hendrix Couldn’t Stand

Rock music has always been a genre that sparks debate, but if there was ever one artist who seemed universally admired, it was Jimi Hendrix. Within months of arriving in England, Hendrix completely transformed the rock scene. His electrifying performances and unmatched guitar skills left even the biggest names in music—from The Beatles to The … Read more

The only Rolling Stones Album Frank Zappa Considered “Superior to Beatles Sgt. Pepper”

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Frank Zappa famously declared, “without deviation from the norm, progress is not possible.” That ethos mirrored The Beatles’ journey—from early Buddy Holly covers to reshaping pop with a touch of baroque elegance and pioneering use of stereo in albums like Revolver and Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band. This innovation sparked a seismic shift in … Read more

The Three Songs Bob Dylan Knew He Could Never Write Again

Bob Dylan never stood in awe of his own brilliance. Instead, he framed his creative process as something external, ethereal. In one interview he described songwriting as if it “filters out” of him at the crack of dawn—when sleeplessness softens intention, freeing the music to emerge effortlessly. That elusive, “spacey” quality, he added, was precisely … Read more

How a Basement Tune From 1955 Became a Classic

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When talking about classic doo-wop songs, few carry the same weight and timeless beauty as In the Still of the Night. First recorded in 1955 by The Five Satins, the track remains one of the most cherished ballads of the era. With its tender harmonies, heartfelt delivery, and simple yet powerful lyrics, the song has … Read more