I’ve used this a few times now and it’s pretty ace.

Six hours of SG lore for all you Knights of the Soundtable.

Rick Beato is building an archive of interviews with some legendary musicians.

I’d listen to either of these blokes read the phone book.

They go deep and I’m here for it.

the most canonical paths across the shared surface of the world’s music, starting at the point of some particular artist and going…outward, every other direction at once.

Butch talking through his recording process on Smashing Pumpkins albums and Nirvana’s Nevermind.

Ian Leslie:

Paul McCartney has been writing and performing music more or less continuously since 1956. That’s sixty-four years.

A look behind the curtain with Nick Cave.

🎸

Seeya Chris 😢

Killer drumming.

Chris, Andy, and Greg 😍

Nick:

That’s my advice if anything terrible ever happens to you: Form a band and go on tour.

Goosebumps.

💘

Getting my guitar back on.

First time played live in seven years.

Music makes repetitive tasks more enjoyable.

Alex Heath:

During internal testing, his team realized that if you don’t recognize a single artist in a playlist, you might question if it’s actually geared for you. That’s why the playlist is intended to have a mix of mostly new tracks with a few songs you’ve heard before.