10 Songs About Death That Help When Words Fail
These songs from Elton John, Oasis, and other artists unpack the emotions that accompany death in ways that have helped countless listeners.
Read MoreThese songs from Elton John, Oasis, and other artists unpack the emotions that accompany death in ways that have helped countless listeners.
Read MoreFrom checking tags to stitching and even the ink, these are the many characteristics to check for when starting a collection of vintage band t-shirts.
Read MoreMotown was home to some of the most famous musical acts of the '60s and beyond, but their first big hit came from an unexpected and oft-forgotten group.
Read MoreA "greatest hits" album is one of the easiest ways to capitalize on the prior success of an artist, and Columbia Records created this concept with a smash.
Read MoreIt's easy to accrue a collection of guitar picks from shows and events, and there are plenty of cool, fun ways to put this memorabilia on display.
Read MoreFeaturing vocals from Motown superstars like Diana Ross, Marvin Gaye, and Lionel Richie, these songs are among the label's most romantic, silky-smooth duets.
Read MoreNothing succeeds like success (or excess, depending), so it's no surprise that a monster hit like 1962's "Monster Mash" spawned more than a few follow-ups.
Read MoreYou've done your homework and selected the perfect record player for your home and budget, but do you know how to clean it so it always sounds great?
Read MoreIf you're ready to splash out on a hi-fi system but don't know your pre-amps from your receivers, these are the components needed for many years of musical joy.
Read MoreEven a beginner electric guitar player has an idea of their preferred sound, so we've gathered an affordable list of pedal and amp combos to get you there.
Read MoreWhen it comes to a great music experience, not all smartphones are created equal. Here are a few that will make your digital music library sound great.
Read MoreFrom obvious advice that most people ignore to more unconventional suggestions, these pearls of wisdom come from rock history's self-taught guitar heroes.
Read MoreFrom rock and metal crossovers to jazz-funk virtuosos, the best funk supergroups brought serious musical talent and propulsive grooves.
Read MoreYou don't need to spend a fortune on furniture for your record player. Here are five easy, affordable setups that fit practically any space or budget.
Read MoreFrom ghostly figures to Victorian thatchers and vacationing photobombers, these individuals became famous for anonymously appearing on famous album covers.
Read MorePhil Collins never learned to read music, but that didn't stop him from having a wildly successful musical career. Here's a look at what he's said about that.
Read MoreAudiophiles turn up their noses at record players with built-in speakers, but here are five good options if your budget or living space requires an all-in-one.
Read MoreThe allure of vinyl records can be enough to take them on the move, and these portable vinyl players deliver impressive sound with plenty of modern features.
Read MoreWhile the 1970s produced a wealth of successful musicians who rose to peak stardom with tunes that are still popular today, many of them simply faded away.
Read MoreBefore you sink too much cash into your vinyl collection, make sure you know what to look for — and, more importantly, what to avoid.
Read MoreBeing a vinyl collector is a fun and worthwhile hobby. If you're thinking about embarking, here's a beginner's guide to what you need to know to get started.
Read MoreFrom ghost-hunting gear to a first-class seat for a hat, rock stars have spent thousands of dollars on things most of would find puzzling at best.
Read MoreFrom exacting dietary requirements to more extravagant requests, here are some nonnegotiable rules famous musicians have enforced while on tour.
Read MoreFrom B.B. King to Dave Grohl, whether they strummed or shredded, rock legends have weighed in on their favorite guitars. But be warned: They don't come cheap.
Read MoreBefore you buy a record player, you need to consider things like where you'll put your turntable and how involved you want to be in the record-playing process.
Read MoreWhile the underlying technology of record players remains constant, skipping some features will frustrate modern users or diminish the listening experience.
Read MoreAny good record player will have a tonearm with an adjustable counterweight, so here's how to use it to get the best sound quality and wear out of your vinyls.
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