When Devo’s debut album arrived in late August 1978, nothing else sounded quite like it. Even by the standards of the late ’70s – the era
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Released Aug. 28, 1978, “Beast of Burden” confirmed the Rolling Stones’ return to form while also serving as an apology between bandmates. Included in 1978’s Some
Elvis Costello wanted a hit. That is until he got one. No one could blame him for worrying. As work got underway on Punch the
The surviving members of the Doors decided to call it quits on Aug. 30, 1973, after two years and two albums without their late singer Jim
Commercially, the Byrds weren’t exactly at the top of their game in 1968. Their fifth album, The Notorious Byrd Brothers, released in January, topped out
If fans learned one thing about Tom Petty over his four-decade career, it’s that he won’t back down, even when his bosses asked him to. The Cost
You might think it would be difficult for a movie that already featured a flying dog and mind-controlling beer to get any weirder, but Dave
1972 was a big year for the Rolling Stones. They launched one of the band’s biggest tours and somehow managed to cut through a drug-
In a happy coincidence, Styx’s song about hard-working everyday folks confirmed their transformation from local legends into ’70s-era AOR superstars. Released as the debut single
Like any band, Aerosmith has had its share of ups and downs, disagreements and differences. For the Boston-born rockers, that journey kicked off at their very first