As the Beatles evolved as songwriters, some of their more impressionistic, abstract lyrics became open to interpretation. For an ex-con and violent racist named Charles Manson, the
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Freddie Mercury looked out at an adoring crowd of more than 120,000 people on Aug. 9, 1986 in Knebworth Park, England. Queen, had just finished its
In the middle of 1969, Mick Jagger flew down to Australia to star as the title role in Ned Kelly. But while the movie wasn’t
Woodstock ’94, also known as Woodstock II, has been called the “middle child” between the peaceful original 1969 concert and 1999’s disaster – the latter
For many film fans who don’t happen to be card-carrying members of the Kiss Army, the movie Detroit Rock City is little more than a cinematic
James Dean has always held a particular fascination for rockers, perhaps because his death took place just as rock ‘n’ roll was making its way across
How ballsy were the Rolling Stones? Consider this: Without a real hit to their name in America, they walked into the home of their heroes
Rush wasted no time putting Neil Peart to work after he became their new drummer in late July 1974. They played their initial show with
Some 500,000 people descended upon Max Yasgur’s farm on Aug. 15, 1969 in Bethel, N.Y., to take part in one of the most memorable spectacles
As the ‘80s drew to a close, the world was a very different place from how it had been two decades earlier. The political impact