Whether you like music publications or not, Rolling Stone is a terrific place to start if you want to achieve anything. It's an ink and paper ode to enthusiasm, hard effort, respect for your partners, and a wild abandon in getting what you need from others. It's also based in San Francisco — which means great food, coffee, and art nearby. Their website is easy to use and has all the information you could want about new albums, bands, and concerts. There are video clips, photos, and articles that tell you more about the music you like. Best of all, there are links everywhere related to whatever it is you're looking for: songs, artists, magazines, websites. In short, this is a guide that will help you find everything else under the sun related to music. And they cover everything, from rock and pop music to electronic dance music (EDM) to hip-hop. If it's made by musicians, then they probably have an opinion on it. And since RS is written by musicians for other musicians, their advice is worth heeding. The publication was founded in 1968 by Jann Wenner and Ralph J. Gleason III. They wanted to create a magazine that would address the needs of musicians who weren't necessarily interested in politics but wanted to hear about new releases, tours, and opportunities.