Category: History

Alice Cooper got back on track after the more pop-leaning turn-of-the-decade albums Trash and Hey Stoopid by returning to what he does best: A dark plot involving

While the Woodstock name has become representative of counterculture attitudes, it’s also become somewhat representative of chaos, and not the “good” counterculture type. While it’s well-documented that

The year 1984 wasn’t exactly a time for dark, introspective prog-rock tales of adultery and fever dreams, as laid out on Roger Waters’s first solo album,

Then came the most surprising thing of all: A Jefferson Airplane reunion. After all of that time apart? After all of those career twists and

The Soft Parade arrived on July 18, 1969, as the Doors’ most experimental recording, a wildly uneven LP that found Jim Morrison and the band trying out orchestral

“This is not the real Woodstock. They messed up. They messed up the whole name of Woodstock.” Volumes have been written about the disaster that

When VOA arrived on July 23, 1984, Sammy Hagar stood on a career precipice that neither he – nor anyone else paying attention – could

Ringo Starr was in search of a reset, after devolving into alcoholism in the ’80s. He found it within the friendly confines of a group.

“Come and Get It” proved to be a pivotal song not once, but twice, for Badfinger. First, however, they had to do it Paul McCartney’s

Alice Cooper spent most of the ’80s looking for a hit. With his 18th studio LP, Trash, the groundbreaking shock rocker promised “less gore, more