Why Led Zeppelin Wasn’t In The Same League As The Beatles And Rolling Stones, John Paul Jones Explained

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Led Zeppelin emerged as a timeless force in the realm of rock during the 1970s, enchanting audiences with their intricate and captivating compositions that breathed new life into the musical landscape of the era. The quartet, consisting of supremely talented individuals, each hailed as a virtuoso in their respective fields, collectively engaged in a highly … Read more

The George Harrison song co-written by John Lennon

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In the intricate web of collaborations within The Beatles, the focal point often revolved around the enduring friendship between John Lennon and Paul McCartney. While each member played a pivotal role in shaping the band into the musical legends they are today, the dynamic duo of songwriters at the core, Lennon and McCartney, transformed them … Read more

Duff McKagan Compares Led Zeppelin To The Clash

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Guns N’ Roses‘ Duff McKagan recounted his memories of watching The Clash in a recent interview with Jerry Cantrell of Alice In Chains, drawing comparisons between them and Led Zeppelin. The bassist’s life took a significant turn on October 15, 1979, when he saw The Clash perform at the Paramount Theater in his hometown. According … Read more

The Pink Floyd song David Gilmour could never understand

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Pioneers of the progressive rock genre, Pink Floyd possesses a musical catalog open to diverse interpretations. The intricate subtleties and abstract lyrical content within their compositions have fueled passionate debates among fans and music enthusiasts for decades. Some of their tracks remain so veiled in mystery that even the band members themselves are unable to … Read more

Duff McKagan Explains Slash’s Sabotage Attempt Against ‘Sweet Child O’ Mine’

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During his interview on the Songcraft podcast, Guns N’ Roses bassist Duff McKagan discussed how Slash’s first attempt to ruin “Sweet Child o’ Mine” helped the song become a rock anthem. The singer explained the beginning of “Sweet Child o’ Mine” by saying: “Izzy [Stradlin] had the three chords. OK, well, that’s… What do you … Read more

Roger Waters Dropped By BMG: Did He Ruin Pink Floyd’s $500 Million Deal?

Recent developments reported by Variety have shed light on BMG’s decision to terminate its association with Roger Waters, a co-founder of Pink Floyd, and the potential repercussions for the sale of the band’s colossal $500 million back catalog. BMG’s move to sever ties with Waters stems from his increasingly controversial political statements. Waters, recognized for … Read more

The terrible Grateful Dead song “that just sort of happened” to Bob Weir

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In live musical performances, the Grateful Dead stands out as an unparalleled force, showcasing a unique blend of raw energy and genuine connection with their audience. The essence of live music lies in the communal experience it fosters, and the Dead’s ability to deliver an unparalleled musical journey on a grand scale remains unmatched. While … Read more

The Led Zeppelin song that showed Eddie Van Halen how to tap

Eddie Van Halen‘s enduring legacy in the realm of guitar techniques is undeniably anchored in his mastery of tapping. While tapping had made sporadic appearances before Eddie’s time, most notably in Genesis’ Steve Hackett’s rendition of ‘Dancing with the Moonlit Knight,’ it was Van Halen who not only revolutionized but also popularized this technique, leaving … Read more

The Guitarist That Gave Lessons To Jimmy Page And John Paul Jones

Even in the contemporary music landscape, the legacy of Led Zeppelin remains firmly entrenched among the pantheon of the greatest rock and roll bands. Forged in 1968, the ensemble comprised vocalist Robert Plant, guitarist Jimmy Page, bassist/keyboardist John Paul Jones, and drummer John Bonham. Their musical odyssey birthed a plethora of successful albums and timeless … Read more

The song Eric Clapton called “a changing point in music”

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Each era witnesses the emergence of albums that seem to tilt the world’s axis, altering the musical landscape entirely. While artists contribute to the prevailing musical currents, certain bands create masterpieces that divert the flow entirely, compelling the rest of the world to follow suit in their pursuit of matching such unparalleled power. Among the … Read more