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Ozzy Osbourne once said he felt like he was cheating unless he gave his fans his best efforts on stage. Here's a deeper look into what his craft meant to him.
Read MoreWe're rounding up five classic KISS songs that show why 1976 was the loudest, boldest, and most creative year of the legendary band’s career.
Read MoreMcCartney once agreed to cover a No. 1 Bee Gees hit as a tribute to the late Maurice Gibb, but as brother Barry later revealed, the recording never surfaced.
Read MoreThese incredible guitar solos still thrill us with every listen. Let's break down some iconic performances we wish we could hear for the first time again.
Read MoreA talented guitarist, who was inspired to write one of the Eagles' greatest hits at a beach house, has yet another year behind him as one of rock's legends.
Read MoreThese five unforgettable guitar solos capture the power and spirit of ’70s rock. Crank up the volume and let's revisit the decade’s greatest licks.
Read MoreIf a song kicks off with an epic bass solo, you know the rest is going to be good. Here's a look at such songs by bands like Metallica and Avenged Sevenfold.
Read MoreJohn Mellencamp truly hit the big time in 1982, but he eventually soured on pop music, wanting to challenge himself more as an artist and musician.
Read MoreCanadian rock star Bryan Adams crafted one of his biggest hits in less than an hour, and instead of doubting himself, followed his gut and reaped the rewards.
Read MoreIt's important to take off the rose-colored glasses and look at the nostalgia through clear but critical eyes, even when it comes to classic rock.
Read MoreAs expected, Rockstar Games didn't skimp on the music selection for "Grand Theft Auto 6" — so far, there's a lot to look forward to.
Read MoreBreak out the eyeliner and Spandex. These five glam metal anthems prove the genre was more than just big hair, with songs worth belting out to this day.
Read MoreWhen established rock artists have mentored emerging musicians, those relationships have meant a lot to both parties. These were some of the greatest mentors.
Read MoreFrom the howl of Axl Rose to Jim Morrison’s angst-filled wail, we've curated classic rock's most bone-shaking screams that still stun listeners today.
Read MoreIn 2011, Rolling Stone readers voted that Led Zeppelin's legendary frontman, born on August 20, 1948, was the greatest lead singer of all time.
Read MoreFrom Queen to Trent Reznor, these five electric David Bowie collaborations brought music legends together to create some unforgettable songs.
Read MoreAwards and critical acclaim followed Chris Cornell, but it was obvious that none of that mattered to him. For him, it was all about the music.
Read MoreStarring in movies, TV, and commercials, these fictional bands may not have been real, but they featured very real, and very well-known, musicians.
Read MoreCarly Simon rose to stardom in the '70s and, despite some of the toughest life challenges, has kept her music as her strength and muse through it all.
Read MoreKate Bush is the original artist of this well-known, trendy song, but it was thanks to a British rock band that it became popular again many years later.
Read MoreSome of the best and most iconic bands in classic rock were British. Groups like the Beatles had major chart success, and their influence still reverberates.
Read MoreBrian Wilson was very impressed by this sensational singer, who left a lasting legacy and a hall of fame career that leaves her in the GOAT conversation.
Read MoreOne of the Rolling Stones' best '80s singles never topped the charts, but it stayed on the Billboard Hot 100 for 24 weeks -- a career best for the Stones.
Read MoreZakk Wylde played with Ozzy Osbourne for years, along with fronting bands Pride & Glory and Black Label Society, and he says it's still important to practice.
Read MoreFrom Genesis' innovative "Land of Confusion" to Alice Cooper's seedy "Poison," these five videos offer a snapshot of rock 'n' roll in the 1980s.
Read MoreA singular force in music history, David Bowie's songwriting talent spilled over into the careers of artists such as Tina Turner, sometimes even rescuing them.
Read MoreSongs written for movies like "Karate Kid 2," "American Gigalo," and "Robin Hood" were so successful that they climbed to the top of the Billboard charts.
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