From the magnificent album "Screaming for Vengeance" (1982)

From the album "Drukqs" (2001)

Have you ever been listening to a great piece of music and felt a chill run up your spine? Or goosebumps tickle your arms and shoulders?

Absolute beauty!

When composer Daniel Steibelt challenged one of the greatest composers and pianists who has ever lived to a duel, he actually believed he might win, writes John Suchet. Who was Daniel Steibelt? A native of Berlin, Daniel Steibelt was one of Europe's most renowned piano virtuosos. He was a typical Prussian - formal, correct, proper. In 1800 he came to Vienna, no doubt with the aim of advancing his musical reputation.

For the first time in two decades, a huge number of books, films, and other works will escape U.S. copyright law.

Full album. That moment when it is hard to choose just one track from an overall excellent classic... :-)

Paint music. Only thing is that I always start air-guitaring and singing slightly too enthousiastic. From the album "Jazz" (1978).

with All Our Exes Live in Texas & Luke Thompson

Whether he cheated on you, broke it off for no reason, or gave you plenty of other reasons to call it quits, your ex has left you in the wake of a broken heart. Music to the rescue! Make sure it’s not just any music. We’ve found 10 tunes guaranteed to turn your frown upside-down …

One of those gems that tempts me to forget about the world for a bit. :-) From the album "Tattoo you" (1981).

From the EP "Friday the 13th" (2016)

Film composer John Williams has revealed he will only write the music for one more Star Wars movie. The composer, who has written the music for Harry Potter, Indiana Jones and Schindler’s List, recently spoke to California radio station KUSC, and said he wouldn't write any more music for the Star Wars franchise after Episode IX, which is expected in 2019.

Postmodern Jukebox ft. Haley Reinhart

Jefferson Airplane

IRON BUTTERFLY - 1968

Get incredibly close to the groundbreaking costumes of a legendary performer.

2014

All Our Exes Live in Texas

The critics seem to have it out for Justin Timberlake, no matter how hard he tries. It’s safe to say that whether deserved or not, the rollout for his album Man of the Woods has been somewhat of a disaster. First, there is the album itself, which has earned, for the most part, poor reviews. Pitchfork was the harshest.

“Make great music. But the title, it won’t be there.” Kendrick Lamar graced another cover of Rolling Stone this month, where “the greatest rapper alive” opened up about his personal and professional life. During the discussion, he shared his thoughts on ghostwriting, crossing over into the pop world, and working with U2 legend Bono. The 30-year-old also reflected on the recording process for DAMN.

From the album A Brief History of Rhyme: MC Hawking's Greatest Hits (2004)

An incredible journey into a far-out world of dream jazz, skronk rock and sonic insanity.

He was a drummer at heart. Explains the rhythm for dancing.