Category Archives: Classic Rock

U2 Drummer’s Disability Makes Counting ‘Like Climbing Everest’

U2 drummer Larry Mullen Jr. has revealed a learning disability that causes him to struggle with counting. “I’ve always known that there’s something not particularly right with the way that I deal with numbers. I’m numerically challenged,” the rocker explained during a conversation with The Times. “And I realized recently that I have dyscalculia, which […]

Alex Lifeson Has Changed His Mind About Guitar Solos

Former Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson‘s art-rock group Envy of None has released a video for their latest track. “Under the Stars” offers good news for those who were worried about his recent reluctance to play solos. This is the second advance single from Envy of None’s upcoming second album, though no release details have been […]

Ted Nugent Insists There Was ‘No Friction’ in Damn Yankees

Ted Nugent has responded to Tommy Shaw’s recent comments regarding the end of their supergroup, Damn Yankees. “It was one of those things that wasn’t meant to be forever,” Shaw explained during an interview with UCR. “It’s something that we had a great time doing. We made two records and you could kind of feel […]

Watch John Mulaney’s Steely Dan References Confuse ‘Fallon’ Crowd

Comedian John Mulaney paid a visit to The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon on Tuesday night, and he brought two of his favorite topics with him: fatherhood and Steely Dan. “So I love Steely Dan,” the comedian proclaimed. “Some people don’t like Steely Dan. It’s a very divisive band. When I had a son I go, […]

How ‘Friday the 13th’ Wasted Jason’s Trip to New York City

Rob Hedden had big plans for Jason Voorhees’ first trip to New York City. “There was going to be a tremendous scene on the Brooklyn Bridge. A boxing match in Madison Square Garden,” the director said of his grand initial visions for 1989’s Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan in the book Crystal […]