The drummer looked back on the 2003 reunion on the occasion of the English band's induction into the Hall of Fame
The story of the English band's most controversial album. Or: how a masterpiece can be despised by its own creators...
History, songs and TV appearances of the magic couple of Italian music
The story behind the Fab Four's iconic ensemble cover art, and a "tally" of the survivors, sixty years on
On BBC 6 Music, the frontman revealed the English band's future plans following their comeback with "Songs Of A Lost World" in 2024
At the height of the political tension of the '70s, the Bolognese singer-songwriter too found himself in danger on stage, during a concert in Milan
Kicking off on 23 January 1977 at the Westfalenhalle in Dortmund, the "In The Flesh Tour" stood as one of the most important, and at the same time most troubled, chapters in Pink Floyd's history
Thom Yorke recalled how he felt the first time he heard Nirvana's "Nevermind"
The story of when Faber gave up appearing at an event with the bard of Duluth, in order to stand by his support for Native Americans
On tour, bound for Italy, Robert Smith and co. found themselves caught up in a truly special "live" show
In the midst of a sonic evolution and determined to face down the outrage of the prudish, Gore and co. even took on state television
Led Zeppelin's former frontman has named what he considers his own unmatchable performance
Long (and wrongly) branded in Italy as a right-wing artist, the singer-songwriter from Lazio faced his harshest censorship under Franco's regime in Spain
An intense relationship, built on artistic kinship and sincere friendship, bound together the frontmen of R.E.M. and Nirvana. Until that tragic day of April 8, 1994
The Australian singer-songwriter explains why Fripp and co. were decisive for his style
Long fascinated by Floydian psychedelia, in 2014 the ex-Beatle spotted an unlikely heir
One of the most legendary musician "heists" in rock history, played out on a Berlin night in 1978
In the period when the Dublin band edged toward the '90s electronic rock of Gahan and co., one track bewitched the frontman
An episode that captures the more turbulent side of the '60s, when concerts became a battleground of tension with the crowd
A song too intimate and personal to be released. Until it found its voice in the singer of "Sister Morphine"
The story of the hidden ties between the Beatles and one of English progressive rock's great institutions
The story of the only "political" song of the Banshees era: a poignant ballad in memory of the victims of Tiananmen Square
The story of the desert journey that would change the course of the Dublin band's history forever
It was 1988 when a very different Rai from today's opened its doors to a subversive performance by the Emilian band