Oasis’ first televised interview on ‘The Word’ where they show Liam’s adolescent humour mixed with their Mancunian swaggering mind-set. A superb insight in to the Gallagher brothers first grasp at stardom.

The scatty yet oracular Jeffrey Lewis gives us his adaptation of his ’Anti-folk complete history of punk’. His live shows have become a revelation as he interlinks his fascination with comics with his raw music.

After R.E.M posted on their website that this tour would feature the three songs fans would most like to see the band perform, voting began. This video shows ‘County Feedback’ which was voted for the most and is also Michael Stipe’s most treasured song.

Eddie Temple Morris interviews a young gentlemen who is waiting to get a copy of an Oasis album. What he doesn’t know is that the witty and endearing young fellow would grow up to be Babyshambles frontman Pete Doherty.

One of many timeless genre-defining epics, bellowed out by the tragic Ian Curtis. With his legacy still burning bright, songs like ‘Atmosphere’ make Shout4Music envious of any lucky soul who ever clapped eyes on Joy Division live.

Guns ‘N’ Roses performing ‘Welcome To The Jungle’ at the Ritz in 1988. The video shows Axl at his hedonistic rock melodramatic best, fronting the biggest band in the world, at that time.

An interview with Carl Barat and Pete Doherty in their early inebriated Libertines days. A chemistry that was not only onstage but the spark between them in evident in this sitting, as they play off each other with quick wit.

The rather intoxicated Mike Skinner interviews Hadouken!’s James Smith.

Jim Morrison fronting his band The Doors perform the grandeur ‘The End’. The then untouchable ‘Mr Mojo Risin’ (an anagram of his name) is one of the finest lyricists this generation has experienced.

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The trouble Amy Winehouse covers ‘Monkey Man’ also covered by The Specials, originally wrote by Toots and Maytals.