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Pink Floyd Tries to Find Their Way on ‘Ummagumma’

Ummagumma found Pink Floyd still searching for direction after the departure of original frontman Syd Barrett. Released on Oct. 25, 1969, the LP was split

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Pat Benatar Breaks Through With ‘Heartbreaker’

As the third single from her debut album In the Heat of the Night, “Heartbreaker” became Pat Benatar’s commercial breakthrough. But when it arrived on Oct.

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Ozzy Osbourne Goes to Court Over ‘Suicide Solution’

John Daniel McCollum shot and killed himself on Oct. 26, 1984, while lying on his bed listening to an Ozzy Osbourne record at his home

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Allman Brothers Band Play Their Last Show

Gregg Allman’s bout with bronchitis forced a short postponement during their career-ending run of shows at their home base, New York’s Beacon Theatre, which concluded

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Van Halen Release ‘Hot for Teacher,’ Then Everything Goes to Hell

In the fall of 1984, Van Halen dominated rock ‘n’ roll. Their latest album, 1984, had sold a jaw-dropping 4 million copies in less than a year. The

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Why ZZ Top Went Behind Producer’s Back to Finish ‘Afterburner’

ZZ Top reportedly held secret recording sessions without old-school manager/producer Bill Ham so the group could give Afterburner a more modern sound. “I wouldn’t say

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Ace Frehley Derails Kiss’ ‘Tom Snyder’ Appearance

Personality conflicts that had been privately tearing Kiss apart were made public on Oct. 31, 1979, during a live interview on national television. Everything went

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Aerosmith’s Second Coming Culminates on ‘Big Ones’

The Toxic Twins had gotten clean. The song doctors had been summoned. The sound had been smoothed out. In the late ’80s, with the help

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Nirvana Releases Unplugged Requiem for Kurt Cobain

When Nirvana took the stage of the Sony Music Studios in New York City on Nov. 18, 1993, their third (and ultimately final) studio album

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Jefferson Starship Fires Up ‘Freedom at Point Zero’

The twin departures of both Marty Balin and (briefly) Grace Slick gave Jefferson Starship an opportunity to update its sound in advance of new decade.

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