“We wanted the album to be very extreme,” U2 guitarist the Edge told Redbeard of 1991’s Achtung Baby. “We didn’t want it to sound in
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There may be no more iconic Thanksgiving film than John Hughes’ Planes, Trains and Automobiles. And, like most iconic movies these days, it’s now the
Rock stars, generally speaking, are not fans of rules. This goes double for Nirvana. The grunge icons were famously anti-establishment, gleefully throwing up literal or
Slash and his Guns N’ Roses cohorts were kings of the hard-rock mountain during the early ’90s, but in 1991 the top-hatted guitarist collaborated with
In the United States and the United Kingdom – particularly in New York and London – the concept of punk had been bubbling under for
There are few lines in the history of film or television (let alone television portrayed on film) that had the cultural impact of, “I’m mad
Closing out 1981 with a successful debut solo album, Stevie Nicks had to figure out every musician’s natural next step: going on tour. But it
“I have done other music after the Yardbirds,” Jeff Beck said when his turn came to speak during the band’s 1992 induction into the Rock &
When Freddie Mercury found himself in so much pain that he overcame his lifelong fear of dentists in early December 1976, the band’s record label
Saturday Night Live has made news for its fake news plenty of times over the years. On Dec. 12, 1981, however, it simply made fake