No other artist sits atop the peaks of cultural primacy like The Beatles, for better or worse.Elvis Presley is more iconic, but Liverpool’s finest commands such a presence in pop
The reason why no artist should compare themselves to The Beatles
Getting a band with the same size and scope as The Beatles was a strange miracle.No one manages to ever land on that kind of chemistry so easily, and yet
After the death of John Lennon, the focus on whatever Paul McCartney released next intensified. Macca came up big in 1982 with Tug Of War, an album that reunited him
When George Harrison first floated the idea of the Traveling Wilburys, it almost seemed too good to be true.There were plenty of musical legends that had worked together before, but
Paul McCartney‘s immediate follow-up to his tenure with the Beatles wasn’t readily accepted. Fans weren’t so sure about the DIY,
A broken guitar string belonging to George Harrison and a collection of Beatles signatures secured by a teenage admirer in
For all of his shock rock bona fides, Alice Cooper kept most of his influences to old-school rock and rollers.
The argument has been echoing for more than 60 years, whispered in record stores, shouted at backyard barbecues, and debated
The Beatles had many iconic album covers. From simple shots of the band staring down the lens to more off-kilter,
Any discussion of the greatest album covers of all time will inevitably include The Beatles. While they are often credited for revolutionising the music that exists within the sleeve, their
