The Beatles are the biggest band in history; bigger than Taylor Swift, The Rolling Stones or any of their peers. But which of their songs is the biggest?

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Author: @tomtaylorfo

Joe Walsh uses songwriting as a means to talk about his life, and the album ‘So What’ was a reflection of one of his darkest periods.

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Author: @FarOutMag

The alternative radio station went live for the last time

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Author: Paige Oldfield

While John Lennon might be considered an otherworldly songwriter, there are also a lot of classics that he was drawn to like everybody else.

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Author: @FarOutMag

Mick Jagger is one of the biggest rock legends in the world, but even he has his favourite tunes. His favourite singer may surprise you.

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Author: Katie-Ann Gupwell

Rage Against the Machine defined American rock during the 1990s, but guitarist Tom Morello is keen to highlight the modern artists carrying on that spirit.

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Author: @FarOutMag

While Josh Homme was cutting his teeth in Kyuss before Queens of the Stone Age, his playing style felt aligned with heavy metal – which he never listened to.

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Author: @reumilcro

‘And not just flog a dead horse, when you’re doing it for the wrong reasons.’

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Author: Vladimir Nikolić

Roger Waters may have been the brains behind the stage show of Pink Floyd, but he would always preferred to have played this kind of gig again.

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Author: @timmusic13

Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones and John Bonham were all top of their respective classes, effectively making Led Zeppelin a supergroup.

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Author: @tomtaylorfo

The singer and actor dabbled in music for years before finally making an album. ‘Glorious’ features a song inspired by her mother, Goldie Hawn.

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Author: Mikael Wood

Luna Carmoon directed the accompanying video, which finished out the trilogy began in ”Here’s the Thing” and continued in ”In The Modern World.”

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Author: Amanda Hatfield

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Author: bbc.com

As good as Malcolm Young’s rhythm guitar playing was in AC/DC, his knowledge of other music was certainly lacking in variety.

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Author: @reumilcro

Simple Minds are heralding their biggest North American headline tour in four decades with Live in the City of Diamonds

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Author: BHM

Polydor Label Group has secured the chart double this week with a pair of US stars. Read on for the No.1 results for Kendrick Lamar and Sabrina Carpenter…

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Author: MusicWeek

Simple Minds are releasing a new live album ahead of their huge tour of the UK and Ireland this summer.

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Author: Connor Gotto

The heavy metal legends celebrate their 50th anniversary this year

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Author: Paul Elliott