The 1970s are known for classic rock and disco, but these three songs transcend those genres and will never be forgotten because of it.

One of the remarkable aspects of music is witnessing how it evolves and elevates with each passing decade. The 1970s were no different, as the era showcased how musicians could easily blend the sounds ...

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The Peacemaker director and Head of DC Studios is a music nut with a real passion for 1980s glam metal, with one band leading the way ...

Our friends’ Sunday afternoons involve good coffee, newspapers (hard copy, no online scrolling for them) and the radio (maybe even call it the wireless) in the background – specifically Iggy Pop on ...

Perhaps unsurprisingly — considering stadiums full of fans have been chanting the lyrics at sporting events for years — Queen ...

These rock songs from 1976 were charting hits back in the day, but you'll be hard-pressed to find them on classic rock radio today.

3. "October the Twelfth," Roy Harper From: Sophisticated Beggar (1966) The lyrics to this song don't actually mention October ...

The singer and songwriter shares of playlist of songs that explore love—and the obsession that lingers when it's gone.