On Oct. 9, 2012, Kiss released Monster, an LP which could go down as their final studio album. After spending years avoiding a studio return,
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Miles Davis returned from a two-year recording hiatus with another bold new idea. True to its name, On the Corner would focus on the Black
Following the bitter demise of the Eagles, Don Henley proved he hadn’t lost his knack for a pop hook — or one ounce of cantankerousness — with his
In the best sketch of the third episode of Saturday Night Live’s 33rd season, cast member Amy Poehler takes us back to her teenage bedroom
The Vinnie Vincent era of Kiss did not start quietly. “I Love It Loud,” co-written with Gene Simmons by the man then known as Vincent
Keith Richards’ solo debut had been far more than comfy Rolling Stones-isms. Talk Is Cheap kicked off with the nasty funk of “Big Enough,” then
One word changed the trajectory of Rod Stewart’s career, only a few months into the new millennium: cancer. Stewart, then 55, went for a routine scan
20 Years Ago: Why Foo Fighters’ ‘One by One’ Didn’t Come Easily
Tom Petty’s approach to songwriting was simple: Stay humble and write what you love. “I don’t think that I can sit down and pick out,
The members of Kiss have always been their own biggest fans and staunchest advocates. The face-painted rockers’ steadfast belief in themselves helped them prevail over addiction, lineup changes and