The name Pink Floyd represents a very specific and cerebral form of music. Across the 1970s, the quartet crafted some of the ...

Jimmy Page was already a great guitarist prior to Led Zeppelin, but it was this song that kicked everything into high gear for him.

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Adrien Brody once forked up a lot of his own money and put his reputation on the line to produce a film he was deeply passionate about.

Sex Pistols and Public Image Ltd frontman John Lydon has impacted many artists. However, he refuses to believe that one legendary band were inspired by him.

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Blonde on Blonde contains amazing songs like 'Just Like a Woman' and 'I Want You', but is it really Bob Dylan's best? Or does the folk icon have more to say?

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The Beatles may have had a record for classics, but Paul McCartney admitted they knew they made something groundbreaking with this album.

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