Back in 1994, Oasis performed Bring It On Down live in Chicago, showcasing the raw aggression and swagger that defined their early years. Taken from their debut album, Definitely Maybe. The track became a live favourite, driven by Liam Gallagher’s snarling vocals and Noel Gallagher’s explosive guitar work. This performance captured Oasis before global fame hit — loud, fearless, and ready to take on the world. A true snapshot of Britpop in its purest, most defiant form.
A song that started as You'll Never Walk Alone and then it turns out to Whole Lotta Love. An incredible transition!
Led Zeppelin performing their masterpiece Whole Lotta Love live at Knebworth, in 1979.
There will never be another Led Zeppelin!
In 1996, Oasis performed My Big Mouth live at Knebworth, delivering one of the most explosive sets in British rock history. Taken from their 1997 album Be Here Now. The song’s swaggering energy and roaring guitars perfectly matched the scale of the record-breaking shows, played to over 250,000 fans across two nights. This performance captured Oasis at their loudest and most confident — a defining moment of Britpop and a snapshot of a band ruling the world.
A Led Zeppelin fan who is a famous woman from a band called Heart, talking about a beautiful piece by Zeppelin.
Nancy Wilson of Heart telling how to play a Led Zeppelin classic on a mandolin, Battle of Evermore.
Originally, John Paul Jones played mandolin in Led Zeppelin songs, however, on this song, it's Jimmy Page who played mandolin while JPJ played acoustic guitar on the record.
Fuck it, original Rock Bottom demo recorded in 1997 when Eminem was actually Rock Bottom. I wonder what this guy would say about the life and legacy he’s created? I also love how nothing was changed on the re-recording because everyone involved knew it was already perfect.
In honour of the late Prince of Darkness, here's a fantastic story Rick Wakeman once told about him, on Have I Got News For You. Apologies for the TikTok-esque format, it's the only version I could find online. #OzzyOsbourneRIP
Ozzy was a legend. I’m glad he got to do a final show.
He will be remembered for his music but also for his weirdness, for throwing ham at his neighbours and his deep disdain of bubbles.
The end of this clip always takes me out.