Guns N’ Roses’ “Don’t Damn Me” holds the distinction of being the only song off Use Your Illusion I that the band has never played live. The
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Few horror sequels are as heavily maligned as Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare. Released on Sep. 13th, 1991, this sixth part of the A Nightmare
It’s no secret that Guns N’ Roses were falling apart during the making of the Use Your Illusion albums. Although it was likely far from
Axl Rose wore more hats than usual during the creation of Guns N’ Roses’ “Dead Horse,” especially when you include the helmet camera he wore
The ’80s were mostly good to Queen. Multiple hit songs – “Crazy Little Thing Called Love” and “Another One Bites the Dust” in 1980, “Under
In some ways, Elvis Costello’s Blood & Chocolate was an end-of-an-era record. Released on Sept. 15, 1986, the record arrived only seven months after the release
Slash pushed Guns N’ Roses into such complex new territory on “Coma” that two of his bandmates admitted they never mastered playing the song in
Ringo Starr hit upon a formula for success with his platinum-selling self-titled third album, and basically ran it into the ground. Goodnight Vienna, the follow-up,
If any other band presented a nearly eight-minute song that quoted speeches from Cool Hand Luke and the Peruvian Shining Path, incorporated a whistled bit
Sting and Phil Collins took major steps forward with their respective solo careers when they appeared in 1981’s Secret Policeman’s Other Ball. The event did