Tesla made nary a ripple in the waters of a burgeoning mid-’80s rock scene with their late-1986 debut LP Mechanical Resonance. This blue-collar Sacramento five-piece
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When Tool released their fourth album, 10,000 Days on May 2, 2006, fans had been waiting five years for the follow-up to Lateralus. Before that,
The Clash were about two and a half years into their career before they played a gig on U.S. soil. The band’s first American show
George Martin begged off. Even Paul McCartney said he was unsure at first. Producer Jeff Lynne, however, was thrilled at the prospect of a ’90s-era
The remains of one-time Iron Butterfly bassist Philip Taylor Kramer were found on May 29, 1999. He’d been missing for four years, and to this
The only album released by Richard Wright’s band Zee will be remastered 35 years after its arrival. Sadly, the late Pink Floyd keyboardist isn’t here
While it’s possible Greg Lake deserved to have his bare ass spanked for any number of misdemeanors during Emerson, Lake and Palmer’s high times of
The National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences made a bid to prove it could keep up with the times on Feb. 22, 1989 by
When Talk Talk delivered their fourth album, Spirit of Eden, to their record label EMI in early 1988, the reaction was shock and horror. Band
Was there a more surprising hit in 1994, or in the first half of the ’90s for that matter, than Beck’s “Loser”? When it was