Guitars
So you’ve finally decided to upgrade and are looking for the best electric guitar under $1500 and $2000. With those budgets, you…
The best travel acoustic guitar can do wonders for your musical career, especially if you earn a living as a performing musician…
Established in 1991, TrueFire has been in the guitar lesson game for longer than many young players have been alive – and…
Beginners serious about learning guitar would often skip the entry-level models and go for the best electric guitar under $500. There’s wisdom…
In 1972 the hottest new star in Britain gave away a hit to save Mott the Hoople and produced Transformer for a written-off Lou Reed – then rebuilt Iggy Pop in 1977. Bowie as rock’s great mechanic.
She walked out of a Dallas hotel with 36 cents and a fuel card, kept only her name in the divorce, and spent eight years rebuilding to Private Dancer. The exact arithmetic of rock’s greatest comeback.
They met backstage in Shreveport in August 1980 and married eight months later. What the Van Halen-Bertinelli marriage survived, what it couldn’t, and why it never really ended.
Corgan re-recorded most of the bass himself and regretted the cost forever; Wretzky played it live a thousand nights. The honest answer to alt-rock’s most awkward credit question.
Recorded in secret during chemotherapy with a downtown jazz band, released on his 69th birthday, decoded two days later – Blackstar as the most deliberate farewell in music.
In 1968 Pink Floyd hit Amsterdam amid Syd Barrett fallout, new sonic experiments, and a live show culture built for risk.
How two Dutch-Indonesian brothers went from bullied immigrants to the wildest, smartest party band in rock history.
How rock ’n’ roll exploded from 50s jukebox rebellion into Hendrix’s fireworks, Sabbath’s doom and AC/DC’s stadium thunder – and why it still refuses to die.
Slash did more than cameo for MJ. He brought real guitar fire to Dangerous, helping Jackson push pop into heavier early-90s territory.
Keith Richards says rehearsal is enough “exercise.” Science partly agrees – but modern touring still demands smart physical and mental prep.





























