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As these songwriters who are poets have shown, lyrics can stand apart from music to be recognised as creative works in their own right.

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Courting controversy and commanding sales in equal measure, the best Alice Cooper band albums are some of the wildest known to rock.

In Depth

‘Coverdale • Page’, the collaboration between Whitesnake singer David Coverdale and Led Zeppelin guitar hero Jimmy Page, still sounds potent.

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A genre-spanning tribute to Black-music history, Let’s Dance was the song that made David Bowie a pop giant.

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A unique blend of prog rock and new-wave pop, ‘Script For A Jester’s Tear’ established Marillion as neo-prog pioneers.

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From their iconic sound to personal dramas, Fleetwood Mac’s story clearly inspired the retro musical TV show ‘Daisy Jones & The Six’.

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Recorded at the height of the Vietnam War, ‘The Unknown Soldier’ was The Doors’ most political song, striking a chord at home and abroad.

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From his historic work with Pink Floyd to his enchanting solo output, the best David Gilmour guitar solos are a masterclass in ethereality.

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Written following her breakup with Lindsay Buckingham, Steve Nicks’ song Dreams became Fleetwood Mac’s only No.1 hit.

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Inspired by a supernatural novel and infused with Welsh folklore, Stevie Nicks’ Rhiannon became a game-changing song for Fleetwood Mac.

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