Music journalist Angie Martoccio and Rolling Stone magazine editor Andy Greene join host Brian Hiatt to discuss the recent releases by The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. They explore topics such as the excitement of new album releases, remixing old recordings, CGI in music videos, the surprise release of a new album, and the ongoing popularity comparison between The Rolling Stones and The Beatles.

Join Angie Martoccio, a savvy music journalist, David Browne, an insightful rock critic, Andy Greene from Rolling Stone, and music historian Simon Vozick-Levinson as they celebrate Bob Dylan’s 80th birthday. They delve into the legacy of Dylan’s songwriting, the enduring power of covers like those by Guns N' Roses and Adele, and how his music inspires endless reinterpretation. Discover anecdotes and reflections on Dylan's emotional performances and his complex relationships with fellow musicians that shaped American music.

Join music journalist Brittany Spanos, cultural critic Rob Sheffield, and Rolling Stone's Andy Greene as they celebrate the theatrical genius of Jim Steinman. They dive into his iconic works like ‘Bat Out of Hell’ and ‘Total Eclipse of the Heart,’ discussing his dramatic songwriting style and the emotional depth of his music. The trio explores Steinman's tumultuous partnership with Meat Loaf, unpacking their creative struggles and the lasting impact of their epic collaborations. Get ready for a wild ride through the rich legacy of rock!