Sandwiched between In Rock and Machine Head, Deep Purple’s 1971 album Fireball tested the limits of hard rock—and became a gateway record for Metallica’s Lars Ulrich.
Longtime guitarist Earl Slick opens up about David Bowie’s 2004 onstage heart attack in Prague and the final days of A Reality Tour.
Discover how televangelist Jimmy Swaggart’s crusade against heavy metal inspired Ozzy Osbourne’s blistering 1988 track ‘Miracle Man’ and launched Zakk Wylde’s career.
As Sammy Hagar moves on from Van Halen-focused shows, we look back at what he played—and what got left off the setlists during his recent tour.
Jason Newsted reflects on joining the biggest metal band in the world, the physical toll of his tenure, and his early musical roots.
Guitar innovator John McLaughlin discusses his genre-defining work with Miles Davis and Tony Williams, intentionally risking popularity, and returning to the legendary London club Ronnie Scott’s.
Take a track-by-track look at Kate Bush’s 1980 masterpiece Never For Ever, the record that made chart history and redefined her artistic control.
Fleetwood Mac co-producer Ken Caillat details the extreme tension behind Rumours, revealing that Lindsey Buckingham once choked him in the control room.
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