Interview of Oasis (2006)
Oasis’s 2006 Lock the Box interview captures Noel Gallagher’s dry wit against Liam’s chaos, Mancunian humor, and a band selling its own myth live.
The Last Waltz
On Thanksgiving 1976 The Band played their farewell at Winterland, filmed by Martin Scorsese with a guest list that maps a whole American circuit.
Level 42 – Lessons In Love
On 14 April 1986, Level 42 released Lessons in Love on Polydor, almost a year before the album Running in the Family.
Modern Life Is Rubbish – Essex satire after a rough American tour
In May 1993, Blur released Modern Life Is Rubbish on Food Records after a rough American tour and a label that nearly buried the tapes.
Top 10 Accidental songs that took over the world
Ten chart hits that began as B-sides, warm-ups, dreams, or accidental studio moments rather than planned A-sides.
Lenny Kravitz – Are You Gonna Go My Way
In February 1993 Lenny Kravitz and Craig Ross opened with Are You Gonna Go My Way: 3:32 hard-funk question, Virgin title track, no softener.
Massive Attack – Bristol bass that darkened the clubs
Massive Attack took Bristol sound-system logic into the studio and produced Blue Lines, a record that defined what the press labelled trip-hop before the term had fully settled.
The Doors – Riders on the Storm
The Doors’ Riders on the Storm (L.A. Woman, 1971): Rhodes, rain FX, Morrison whisper overdub, Botnick.
Wembley 1988 – Michael Jackson
In summer 1988 Michael Jackson sold out seven nights at Wembley Stadium; on 16 July the royal box watched the Bad tour at peak control.
Prince – Let’s Work
Let's Work began as Let's Rock, cut in Boulder in July 1979 after Prince saw a club dance called the Rock.