Almost a dozen fans died during a stampede at a Who concert on Dec. 3, 1979, in Cincinnati’s Riverfront Coliseum. Eight others were seriously injured
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Alice Cooper didn’t roll over and play dead when famous advice columnist Ann Landers criticized “Cold Ethyl.” Instead, he wrote back to Landers, beginning a
One of Yes’ most admirable qualities is their malleability – and that’s a crucial element of Relayer, released in the U.S. on Dec. 5, 1974.
The Rolling Stones were trying to prove their critics wrong by booking a free festival to wrap up their tour at Altamont Speedway on Dec.
Bruce Kulick’s second official day as a member of Kiss was far from an average one. The night after he signed a contract to become
Bruce Kulick’s second official day as a member of Kiss was far from an average one. The night after he signed a contract to become
When Star Trek: The Motion Picture arrived in theaters on Dec. 7, 1979, it came 10 years, six months and four days after the last
History is dotted with ‘where were you’ moments, singular events that change the course of society in an instant. One such occasion was the the
Dark Horse marked the beginning of a ’70s-era downward slide for George Harrison that was as sudden as it was complete. Released on Dec. 9, 1974,
Guitarist Mick Taylor is widely acknowledged as the most technically accomplished musician ever to perform as one of the Rolling Stones. His tenure in the