Given its status as a bonafide classic, it seems odd to recall that Blondie’s “Heart of Glass” was once considered controversial around the time of its release
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There was nothing like Sly and the Family Stone – not then, and not now. At their late-’60s best, this expectation-confounding group boasted the rhythmic
35 Years Ago: ‘Happy Days’ Says Goodbye After 11 Seasons
Finding a settled membership had been a notoriously difficult task for Simmons and Stanley. Having achieved the task, they later said there were no plans
By 1994, mainstream America had fully embraced the grunge music movement. Flannel-wearing Gen Xers had already helped make Nirvana and Pearl Jam two of the
Neil Young decided to get real on his second solo album, eschewing typically endless studio overdubs for a gritty, live-in-the-studio approach. All he needed was
Rush’s first show in America ran a promoter out of the business and infuriated local officials to the point that they established new legislation. There
It was a surreal scene, even for Elton John at the height of his camp era: The singer on a soundstage in England, made to
The guitarist wasn’t watching, but the performance quickly made its way to him. “That [audition] rippled around the world,” May said at a 2014 press
Soundgarden finally hit on something with 1994’s Superunknown. It helped that the rest of the nation finally caught up with their sludgy mix of Seattle