Judas Priest had somehow spent more than a decade apart from Rob Halford when they announced a reunion on July 11, 2003. Halford joined the
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Bob Seger wasn’t accustomed to songs appearing out of thin air, but 1978’s “Hollywood Nights” was a rare exception. “I usually have a guitar or
Robert Plant didn’t change the formula much for his sophomore solo album, at least on the surface. The Principle of Moments, released on July 11,
Warren Zevon needed a vacation in the late ’70s. He was working on his third album, Excitable Boy, which would finally bring him some long-overdue commercial success. Before
As Queen’s self-titled debut album shows, the band we all know and love today, the group with the multi-layered vocals and ringing guitar notes, didn’t start out
Two disparate sources of inspiration influenced Billy Joel’s 1983 hit “Tell Her About It”: Christie Brinkley and the Supremes. The first’s impact was pretty obvious.
A member of the Who and two Sex Pistols walk into a bar … It sounds like the setup to a joke, but Pete Townshend found himself in
The early ’70s took their toll on quite a number of rock’s biggest acts. The combination of artistic ambition, family life, the demands of stardom,
Robert Plant knew that he would have to prove himself after Led Zeppelin. Despite being one of the world’s most famous frontmen, Plant also knew that
When Slash and Duff McKagan walked offstage following Guns N’ Roses’ July 17, 1993, concert in Buenos Aires, they had no idea it would be their