How A Song Made Graham Nash Quit The Hollies

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Graham Nash‘s journey reflects the common challenge bands face: balancing individual creativity with teamwork. His time with The Hollies and later Crosby, Stills, and Nash showcases this struggle and his pursuit of creative freedom. “Marrakesh Express” was the turning point that sparked Nash’s artistic evolution and reshaped his career. Background in Music Before becoming a … Read more

How Jon Bon Jovi Finally Realized His Voice Is Broken

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Jon Bon Jovi, frontman of the iconic rock band Bon Jovi, recently opened up about a personal and professional crisis: his battle with vocal issues, and the indispensable role his wife, Dorothea Hurley, played in his journey towards recovery. Known for his powerful voice and energetic performances, Jon faced a daunting challenge that threatened the … Read more

Why Phil Collins Really Quit Genesis

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The news in 1995 that Phil Collins was leaving Genesis, the band that had soared to fame with him as a key member, surprised their fans. The band announced Collins was excited to put more energy into his solo career, but that explanation only scratched the surface. Thanks to Phil Collins’ words in interviews, we … Read more

Was Jim Morrison An Overrated Icon?

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Jim Morrison, the mysterious and captivating leader of The Doors, has always sparked a lot of interest and debate in the world of rock music. Fans and experts alike keep discussing his true impact, wondering if he deserves his legendary status in rock. This article sets out to deeply explore Jim Morrison’s rich legacy, looking … Read more

Eddie Vedder compares Taylor Swift to punk rock

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In a narrative that spans across eras and musical landscapes, the iconic figure of Pearl Jam‘s frontman, Eddie Vedder, emerges as a bridge between past and present, drawing parallels between his punk-rock upbringing and the vibrant energy of Taylor Swift’s modern-day performances. Born in Evanston, Illinois, in the tumultuous year of 1964, Vedder’s journey took … Read more

The Punk band Bob Dylan said he liked

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Bob Dylan‘s musical journey began in 1959, a time when Rock and Roll was still finding its identity. Over the decades, the music scene underwent massive transformations, giving rise to various sub-genres that reshaped the musical landscape. One such genre was Punk Rock, which aimed to simplify Rock and Roll, contrasting with the complex albums … Read more

Five Bands That Lemmy Hated

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At his favorite Sunset Strip haunts, Lemmy shared whiskey-soaked tales, a backdrop to his larger-than-life persona. These stories, whether at bars or in the media, revealed his no-nonsense approach to music and life. Born in Stoke, Lemmy’s northern roots and upbringing shaped his strong opinions. From being Jimi Hendrix’s roadie to Hawkind’s rise and his … Read more

Tragedy and Triumph: the album Neil Young called his “OD letter”

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During the classic rock era, drastic shifts in fortune were a common theme in popular music, and one artist who faced numerous personal challenges during this time was Neil Young, who deeply influenced his musical journey. As a candid songwriter, the Canadian artist delved into moments of profound introspection, examining the trials he encountered. Among … Read more