‘ve ranked David Bowie’s albums in order of brilliance, from worst to best. It was no easy task to assemble such a list. This is due partly to the density of releases and, especially, because of the quality of nearly everyone one of them.
It’s difficult to have the albums created by the most important band in the history of music ranked from worst to best. After all, it’s unlikely that you’ll find any band or musical artist unwilling to share their admiration for the Fab Four. Their fingerprints are over everything created in popular music.
en was a band that epitomized theatricality, excess, as well as sophistication. In an era where the album format reigned supreme, Queen albums were statements of intent. They were delivered in one vision, one that combined the songwriting ability of four tremendous artists: Freddie Mercury, Brian May, Roger Taylor, and John Deacon.
Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, and Pete Best were among those that brought a tribute to John Lennon on the anniversary of the musician’s death.
Syd Barrett, one of the most singular talents of the psych-rock era, recorded all too few albums. Here’s each one rated and reviewed.
Obscure Beatles songs are to music fans what ancient relics are to North African archeologists. They’re rare and likely to make whoever owns them a fortune.
Just about everyone has heard The Beatles’ hits. Most casual listeners should know quite a few deep cuts. But what about the songs that didn’t get released, were never finished, or simply exist as Fab Four myths?
The greatest rock singers possess, essentially, the courage of lion tamers, the sensitivity of romantic poets, not to mention pipes that would distress dogs in a nearby city. Rock singers are a special breed in themselves. And, while there have been plenty of great ones over the years, today I am looking at the very greatest rock singers.
“A Day in the Life” happens to be one of the scariest, but also one of the most pleasingly melodic songs by The Beatles. It’s a real rock masterpiece, one of the greatest songs of all time and a sign of the darkness that was to follow the idealistic 1960s. But what does the song mean?
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The greatest rock bands and artists of all time all have their mythology. There are so many incredible stories about them that I sometimes doubt that they were ever real. But then I remember the songs, the albums, the posters on the wall.