Gary Graff
When Def Leppard’s ‘Make Love Like a Man’ Raised Eyebrows
Song's lyrics prompted some questions, but were never meant to be taken too seriously.
Revisiting Rush’s First and Final Concept LP, ‘Clockwork Angels’
According to guitarist Alex Lifeson, the 2012 album allowed drummer and lyricist Neil Peart to "express himself on a wider platform."
Why Heart’s ‘Private Audition’ Deserves a Better Legacy
Despite being band's first commercial failure -- and marking the beginning of a down period -- there's still quality material found on the 1982 LP.
Tedeschi Trucks Band, ‘I Am the Moon: Crescent': Album Review
First part of four-LP series launches new sweeping musical adventure.
30 Years Ago: How Queen Were Reborn at Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert
Tearjerking concert showed there might be more ahead for the band.
Six Reasons Motorhead’s ‘Iron Fist’ Deserves More Respect
There's plenty to like about the much-maligned 1982 album.
How Huey Lewis Scored a Surprise Hit With ‘Jacob’s Ladder’
"It wasn't meant to be a single," frontman admits.
Jonathan Cain Says Journey ‘Step Out a Little Bit’ on New Album
He says 'Freedom' will have some "surprises," but don’t expect to hear the songs on band's current tour.
30 Years Ago: John Mellencamp Briefly Goes Hollywood With ‘Falling From Grace’
Singer-songwriter discusses directing and starring in 1992 feature-length film.
The Live Album Becomes an Art Form: 20 Classics From 1972
With classic concert recordings by the Band, Aretha Franklin, Neil Diamond and Deep Purple, the format came into its own.