Category Archives: Classic Rock

Fred Schneider ‘Could Care Less’ About Getting Into the Rock Hall

The B-52’s have been eligible for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame for over two decades, but they’ve never been nominated. But as far as Fred Schneider is concerned, it doesn’t matter. “I don’t care anymore,” he recently told Vulture. “We should have been in 20 years ago because if it’s about influencing other […]

Paul McCartney Plays Beatles Hit for the First Time in 35 Years

Paul McCartney played a show in Santa Barbara, California on Friday night, just a few days before the launch of his North American tour. He played a number of his usual selections, but kicked things off with a Beatles hit he hasn’t played live since 1990: “Help!” Available below is footage from before the concert […]

Kansas Reunites in Kansas: Set List, Video

Members of Kansas reunited during the encore of the band’s show in Bonner Springs, Kansas Friday night. In addition to the current members of the group, Phil Ehart, Richard Williams, Kerry Livgren and Dave Hope also joined in for encore renditions of “Hold On” and “Carry on Wayward Son.” Livgran and Hope are both former members of […]

The Most Underrated Song by 11 Legendary Hair Metal Bands

The following list of the most underrated song by 11 legendary hair metal bands proves that the genre was more than hits and filler. Hair metal – or glam-metal, or pop-metal, or whatever you want to call it — dominated the rock world in the mid-to-late ’80s thanks to a combination of pop-savvy hooks, good-time […]

Ranking Every Robert Plant Solo Album

As you’ll see in the following ranked list of Robert Plant solo albums, crafting a solo career has been something of a quest for Led Zeppelin‘s former frontman. There have been dizzying summits, disappointing blind alleys, thrilling moments of homecoming and surprising times when he’s backtracked. We’re examining it all, from Plant’s earliest albums of […]

Old-School Ways to Listen to Music That Bring Back Memories

Long before the cloud (whatever that is) and before playlists guessed what we’d like to discover, music was something you touched, held, and hunted for. And now, thanks to a surprising twist, the more “hands-on” approach to music is sneaking back. With the new school year in full swing and more schools banning the use […]