From 1976 album “The Song Remains The Same” On Zep’s first two studio albums, the band swiped from blues music they loved and made it heavier, sleazier and catchier.

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The title track of Ayers’ 1976 album with his fusion-focused outfit Ubiquity, it was recorded during a hot summer night session at New York’s Electric Lady Studios; its theme dug into Ayers ...

Rock music as a genre, constantly evolved. Rock artists keep exploring new sounds and as a result of that love for adventure, history has seen... The post 10 Rockers Who Turned to Metal and Never ...

It was really good, quite exciting.” Sabbath’s 1976 album Technical Ecstasy had a more experimental sound, which, as Iommi recalled, was mostly his own work. “We had a keyboard player then, Gerald ...

Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain is a timeless song loved for its simple lyrics and emotionality across many music styles.