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Fifty years after its recording, Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" remains iconic. Discover its creation at Rockfield Studios, a quiet Welsh retreat where Freddie Mercury and the band crafted the revolution
Before they were rock legends, the members of Rush were teens who found Led Zeppelin's music 'too hard' to play. Here's the one song they could master.
Journey keyboardist Jonathan Cain has clarified he is not leaving the band immediately but plans to retire after two final tours expected to run through 2027.
Neil Young's 'Tonight's The Night' will be reissued on November 28, 2025, for its 50th anniversary. The expanded edition features 18 tracks, including six bonus songs and two previously unreleased rec
A Thousand Horses' "Dead Man Walking" is the new Classic Rock Tracks Of The Week champion. Mirador and Soho Dukes took second and third place. Eight new songs, including tracks from Cheap Trick and Al
Bryan Adams's 1984 classic "Run to You" became a career-defining hit, but it was originally written for the American hard rock band Blue Oyster Cult.
Explore three forgotten songs from 1965, a landmark year for music. Discover overlooked tracks by Bob Dylan, The Yardbirds, and Phil Ochs.
Decades after its release, Beach Boys member Al Jardine called the band's early single "Ten Little Indians" a "huge disaster" due to its controversial lyrics and commercial failure.
Roger McGuinn, guitarist for The Byrds, shares personal stories about his friendships with Bob Dylan, The Beatles, and Tom Petty, including how Dylan's Rolling Thunder Revue was conceived.
Don Henley often lamented how the Eagles were typecast as "laid-back, mellow, LA cowboys," an image he felt did not reflect their diverse musical ambitions.
The Monkees' 1967 album, "Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones, Ltd.," is being reissued in two new formats, including a 100-track deluxe box set.
Unreleased songs from 1970s legends like Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, and The Rolling Stones continue to fascinate fans. Tracks such as "Swan Song," "Black Gold," and "A Different Kind" await official
