One ignited the spark.The other learned how to control the fire. In music history, there are artists whomake good music.And then there are those who change the rules of the game. 👉 Elvis Presley and The Beatles belong to a third category:The ones who built the game itself. The pop, rock, indie, alternative—and even hip-hop—we […]
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Some artists sing songs.Some perform on stage.And some become the stage itself. Freddie Mercury was exactly that. He wasn’t just a rock star—he was a phenomenon, a character, a living narrative. You don’t simply listen to Queen; you experience it. In this piece, we won’t label Freddie Mercury as a “legend” and move on.We’ll take […]
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There are some musicians who appear tiny on album covers, yet carve their names into the DNA of music in capital letters. Jim Capaldi belongs exactly to this class. You don’t need a screaming solo or a “look at me” ego to notice him. A song flows, you slip into it without realizing… and that’s […]
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Pink Floyd was not formed just to “make songs.”Their starting point was this question: “Why is the human mind so fragile?” Formed in London in the mid-1960s, the band initially played psychedelic rock.Space themes, experimental sounds, long jams… but this was only the warm-up. The real transformation happens here:Pink Floyd realizes that music can do […]
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Some bands make music.Some bands rewrite music history.Led Zeppelin belongs to the second group… and it’s often said they pressed the pen a little too hard. In this piece, we won’t just say “who they were” or “what they did.”How did they become so influential?Why are they still listened to today?What can a modern musician […]
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