Aerosmith ruled the hard-rock mountain at the start of 1977, hot off the back-to-back smashes of 1975’s Toys in the Attic and 1976’s Rocks. Burnt out by relentless
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“Bohemian Rhapsody” may be Queen’s most noteworthy single, but “We Will Rock You” / “We Are the Champions” is their most ubiquitous. The single featuring
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By the middle of 2001, Bon Jovi seemed like they were on the verge of cracking into a new layer of the rock stratosphere. The
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,
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
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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
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