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Mountain Take a ‘Nantucket Sleighride’

A lot was expected of Mountain’s second album when it arrived in January 1971. Nantucket Sleighride appeared 10 months after their debut, Climbing!, and 10

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Why Paul Stanley Was Locked Up at Kiss’ ‘Hotter Than Hell’ Shoot

Paul Stanley was so drunk during the photo shoot for Kiss’ Hotter Than Hell album cover that he had to be locked in a car

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Why Jason Newsted Suddenly Quit Metallica

Bassist Jason Newsted quit Metallica on Jan. 17, 2001 after nearly 15 years in the line-up. He joined the group after original bassist Cliff Burton

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Glenn Frey’s Death: Five Years Later

The world lost a master songwriter in Glenn Frey on Jan. 18, 2016, but not before the Eagles co-founder created a catalog of ubiquitous classic-rock

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Stampede at AC/DC Concert Leaves Three Fans Dead

On Jan. 18, 1991 tragedy struck during an AC/DC concert in Salt Lake City. The band had barely launched into its opening song – “Thunderstruck,”

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The 40 Most Important Dates in Motley Crue History

You can’t trace the history of Motley Crue with a straight line. And you certainly won’t be able to avoid controversy as you trace the story of

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Dennis DeYoung on 40 Years of Styx’s ‘Paradise Theatre’

“Concept albums are tricky,” Dennis DeYoung tells UCR. “Sometimes I think it’s just a horse-shit excuse to get people to think you’re smarter than you

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Two New Guns N’ Roses Members Make Their Live Debut

Drummer Matt Sorum and keyboardist Dizzy Reed both debuted onstage with Guns N’ Roses on Jan. 20, 1991 — the first concert of the band’s Use Your

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How Def Leppard Ran From Cliches on ‘Pyromania’ Cover Art

The cover for Def Leppard’s breakthrough 1983 album, Pyromania, came about because their manager wanted to move away from typical hard-rock album art. Peter Mensch

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Why Pink Floyd Needed Three Tries to Shoot the ‘Animals’ Cover

Pink Floyd delivered another iconic cover for 1977’s Animals, but it took three attempts and a bit of post-production to get the image for the

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