Jordan Potter is a staff writer at Far Out Magazine. He focuses on arts and entertainment, with a particular passion for music genres, concert and festival coverage, and insights into the music business. Featured in Far Out Magazine, Jordan combines his love for post-punk and pop culture with a keen eye for the latest in entertainment news.
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Dave Grohl, the frontman of Foo Fighters and former drummer of Nirvana, once picked out an early 1990s album that changed his life.
After a helping hand from The Beatles, The Rolling Stones launched to mainstream success. Mick Jagger picks out a pivotal song that paved the road.
In a past interview, Hollywood star Brad Pitt discussed one of his successful movies as having an "atrocious" initial ending.
In the early 1970s, Stevie Nicks was deeply inspired by Joni Mitchell as a songwriter. She even listens to one of Mitchell's classics before hitting the stage.
In a past interview, Neil Young discussed one of his favourite songs of all time, remembering the time he first heard it in Winnipeg, Canada.
The legendary Prog-rock band Pink Floyd once created one of their masterpieces after a prank played on pianist and keyboardist Richard Wright.
Although Johnny Cash rose to prominence in the 1950s alongside Elvis Presley and Jerry Lee Lewis, his tastes evolved over time.
Before the hard rock influence of Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin, AC/DC guitarist Angus Young was enamoured with 1950s rock and roll.
Jeff Lynne has become closely associated with The Beatles after conducting production work on the 'Anthology' series and two Beatles' solo albums.
In a past interview, Glenn Frey, the co-lead vocalist of Eagles, discussed one of his most prominent influences as the "greatest American vocal band".
