Jesse Singer articles

You can’t always hum the solo. You might forget the lyrics. But that bassline—that groove that makes your shoulders move—sticks forever. From thunderous funk to British rock cool, these are the basslines that built entire songs, and in some cases, entire eras of music.

There are some lyrics that just seem to live forever. They pop up in movies, memes, graduation speeches, and tattoos—you name it. From timeless love anthems to rebellious rock hooks, these are the most quoted song lyrics of all time—the lines that became part of how we talk, love, and remember.

Ozzy Osbourne’s exit from Black Sabbath is one of the most infamous firings in rock history. It was messy, painful, and—depending on who tells the story—long overdue. But at the moment Ozzy thought his life and career were finished, a young guitarist named Randy Rhoads changed everything.

Grab your air microphone and your denim jacket—it’s time to countdown the 24 greatest Journey songs of all time, complete with the stories and moments that made them legendary.

He was the mind, the muscle, and the rhythm behind Rush—the drummer every other drummer looked up to. Then, without warning, life delivered a blow so cruel it stopped him cold. Neil Peart didn’t just lose everything he loved—he lost the will to play.

These sitcoms from the 1980s and 1990s taught questionable lessons, broke plenty of rules, and still managed to define a generation—earning an unforgettable place in our collective memories.

They had the fame, the charm, and a Frank Sinatra blessing. Joey Bishop and Peter Lawford stood in the Rat Pack beside one of the most powerful men in entertainment. But Sinatra’s loyalty came with quite a temper—and when he felt betrayed, those blue eyes quickly turned black with rage. This is the story of how Sinatra’s pettiness, bitterness, and pride destroyed two careers and two friendships—forever.

Think you know your rock history? Let’s see how deep your grooves run. From classic riffs to studio secrets, this quiz separates the casual listeners from the lifers.

Proving that less can be more, these characters have become part of cinematic history without barely ever saying a word.