The rock world was undergoing a seismic shift at the dawn of the ’90s. The spandex-clad, sex-obsessed party-rockers who dominated the ’80s were forced to adapt
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If there’s one place you wouldn’t expect to find Alice Cooper in 1978, it was The Muppet Show. Granted, everyone’s favorite shock rocker had already
There was once little that could compare with the strange magic of HBO. The network came into your house through the same television set as
At some point in 1971, Carly Simon attended a party in Los Angeles that would change the trajectory of her career. That evening, a man
Sometimes, the truth about pop music’s best works takes a while to reveal itself. Such is the case with “Love Is a Stranger,” the third single
Robert Plant was busy plugging away at a Welsh studio in the early ’80s, while the rest of the world all but considered his career over.
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