No figure on the pop landscape in 1984 was larger than Michael Jackson. One of the millions of people now paying attention to this phenomenon
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Talk about breaking the law: Judas Priest was barred from performing at Madison Square Garden on June 18, 1984, after a rambunctious crowd reportedly peppered the
He’s wearing a Panama hat, but he’s not singing about the country – or the hat. Instead, “Panama” found David Lee Roth singing about a
Try as he might, Glenn Frey never bested his gold-selling second album. Released on June 19, 1984, two years after Frey’s modestly successful debut No
Already legendary for their live chops, the Grateful Dead had become more at home in the studio by the time they released Aoxomoxoa on June
Yes enjoyed a massive comeback in the early ’80s after adopting a more radio-friendly sound for 1983’s 90125, but the good times didn’t last. Lineup
Elton John, Jimi Hendrix, and the Eagles all received the all-star tribute album treatment in the early ’90s. Why not Kiss? It’s a question that
There were plenty of reasons for the Who to remain retired. For one, they’d already said goodbye, during a series of dates specifically dubbed a
There were plenty of reasons for the Who to remain retired. For one, they’d already said goodbye, during a series of dates specifically dubbed a
As one of the most inventive performers of the rock era, David Bowie’s concerts were always a spectacle. Yet his last one passed by with