10 Genres the Beatles Accidentally Invented
The Beatles' various stylistic shifts throughout the ‘60s paved the way for countless artists thanks to each genre Britain’s 'fab four' accidentally invented.
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Watch Rob Zombie + Marilyn Manson Perform 'Helter Skelter' Live
With images of Charles Manson and the Manson Family appearing behind them, Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson ripped into the iconic Beatles tune.
Rob Zombie + Marilyn Manson Cover Beatles' 'Helter Skelter'
The duo of Manson and Zombie switch off on vocal duties throughout the song, delivering horror-centric and crazy distorted lines from the notorious Beatles cut.
Rex Brown: How Pantera, the Beatles + More Inspired 'Smoke on This'
In this exclusive interview, Rex Brown tells us how the breakup of Pantera, influence from the Beatles and much more helped shape the 'Smoke on This' album.
Krist Novoselic + Paul McCartney Perform 'Helter Skelter'
Near the end of Paul McCartney’s massive 39-song set in Seattle, Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic join McCartney and his band onstage to jam 'Helter Skelter.'
Legendary Beatles Producer George Martin Dead at 90
The man often referred to as 'the fifth Beatle,' legendary producer George Martin, has passed away at the age of 90.
Dave Grohl Jams Beatles Classics for 50th Anniversary Show
Last night (Feb. 9), a momentous television event aired on CBS celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Beatles' arrival to the United States. The band's performance on 'The Ed Sullivan Show' introduced America to the Beatles, beginning the biggest rock and roll revolution of all time. In tribute to …
Last night (Feb. 9), a momentous television event aired on CBS celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Beatles' arrival to the United States. The band's performance on 'The Ed Sullivan Show' introduced America to the Beatles, beginning the biggest rock and roll revolution of all time. In tribute to …
Bill Ward Recalls Wrecking His Car While Listening to Beatles Classic
Ever have one of those moments where everything syncs together perfectly? It turns out that original Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward had one of those moments during a near-death experience.