When Bob Dylan introduced “Like a Rolling Stone” in July 1965, it didn’t just shake up the charts—it tore down the boundaries of what a preferred tune could be. Clocking in at over 6 minutes, it was an audacious break from radio Conference. With its jangling organ riff, snarling vocals, and surreal, cutting lyrics, Dylan tells the tale of a

Have a journey by way of musical record, revisiting the melodies, lyrics, and rhythms that are becoming iconic landmarks in the evolution of sound. From rock to pop, these tracks signify the most well-liked songs of all time, capturing the essence of what tends to make music universal and unforgettable.Image Credit history: Youtube The lead solitar