The Passover Seder is a sacred Jewish tradition. It’s also totally metal! Or at least that’s what executives at VH1 Classic thought when, on April
Category: History
When Metallica fans first heard the 1984 track “Creeping Death,” they might have been blown away by the band’s first use of a mass chorus.
When Kiss were signed up to perform on Dick Clark’s TV show In Concert, it was more than just another step toward success for Paul Stanley –
Even though Led Zeppelin’s 1976 album Presence isn’t considered to be the classic Led Zeppelin II or IV or Physical Graffiti are, and it wasn’t as
Hundreds of people snaked around the shuttered Tower Records building in West Hollywood on the afternoon of April 1, 2016. The date couldn’t have been
Turning points in music history are almost always more complicated than they appear at first glance. That’s exactly the case with the Temptations’ “Just My
35 Years Ago: ‘Knight Rider’ Runs Out of Gas
Cinematic glamorization of drug smugglers, crime kingpins and low-level crooks had been perfected in the ’80s and ’90s to the point that there wasn’t much
On April 6, 1987, the Cult released their seminal LP Electric, an album which was actually recorded twice. Electric was the follow-up to 1985’s post-punk/gothic rock triumph Love,
When Guns N’ Roses assembled members of their classic lineup in April 2016 for a small club show in Hollywood, they knew it would be