The wild moment Ozzy Osbourne drugged a vicar
Speaking to GQ in 2020, the late Black Sabbath frontman recalled accidentally spiking his local vicar with a hash cake in the early 1970s.
Speaking to GQ in 2020, the late Black Sabbath frontman recalled accidentally spiking his local vicar with a hash cake in the early 1970s.
The feud began during a Graham Bond Organisation drum solo in the early 1960s, years before Cream made the pair famous.
Speaking on Steve Jones' radio show, Lydon accused Green Day of "sucking up to the system" rather than beating it.
Speaking shortly after his 1985 departure, Waters argued the band's biggest commercial success was also its undoing.
Nearly 50 years into his career, Smith remains as candid as ever about the classic rock acts he can't stand.
At New York's The Scene club in March 1968, a late-night jam between Jimi Hendrix and The McCoys turned into one of the era's strangest brawls.
Speaking to The Guardian in 2006, the Pink Floyd guitarist admitted his tastes had moved on from the era of Arctic Monkeys, Kaiser Chiefs and Franz Ferdinand.
Robert Plant on Faith No More's Introduce Yourself: "Listen to this – and if you don't like it, fuck off." Here's why the Led Zeppelin icon holds the album in such high regard.
n December 1971, a fan threw Frank Zappa into a fifteen-foot orchestra pit at the Rainbow Theatre. The reason? His girlfriend said she loved Frank.
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The Rolling Stones' 1972 American tour is the stuff of legend. The night Keith Richards nearly burned down the Chicago Playboy Mansion is one of its defining chapters.
Madonna has described Joni Mitchell as the most profound female influence on her songwriting. Mitchell, by contrast, has called her a terrible role model and compared her to Nero.
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Kurt Cobain grew up on Led Zeppelin and Aerosmith. Then punk arrived, and everything he had loved about classic rock became everything he despised about it.
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The story of how Robert Plant met John Bonham begins with a heckle, a scowl, and one of the best one-liners in rock history.
Within a year, Fleetwood Mac had lost both Peter Green and Jeremy Spencer. The story of how they lost the second one is almost impossible to believe.
Steely Dan took aim at the Eagles in 1976. The Eagles fired back inside 'Hotel California'. Glenn Frey eventually explained exactly what it all meant.
In 1972, Black Sabbath were recording Vol. 4 in a Bel Air mansion. One afternoon ended with Bill Ward poisoned, rolling down a hillside, and Ozzy Osbourne deciding he'd be fine.
Iggy Pop was too sedated to stand up straight. Elton John was wearing the stinkiest gorilla suit imaginable. What happened next was inevitable.
While Keith Richards praised punk's attitude and Mick Jagger appreciated its energy, only one band earned Jagger's top spot – and it might surprise you.
Long before their infamous Live Aid performance, Tina Turner and Mick Jagger had built a bond she would later describe in surprisingly warm terms.
For decades, Don Henley has insisted that Fleetwood Mac's 'Sara' tells the story of their relationship. Nicks has never agreed.
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Long before Nirvana conquered the world, Cobain had his eye on one of alternative rock's most distinctive guitarists to complete his lineup.
A chilling encounter in New York would later take on a far darker meaning.
The actor and musician once listed the bands that defined his early listening.