Category: History

There are many things about Good Morning, Vietnam that make the 1987 film so affecting, among them Robin Williams‘ stellar, often manic performance as Army DJ

There may be no band in the history of pop music that was as continually derided as they were immensely influential as Sweden’s ABBA. At the height

Tom Petty appeared on-screen for only a few moments in 1997’s The Postman, but it may have been just the experience he needed at the time.

Cliff Burton required months of persuading before he finally agreed to take a chance on Metallica. Still, all parties instantly knew they’d unlocked monstrous new

It wouldn’t be official for another year and a half, but Creed effectively ended Dec. 29, 2002 on stage in suburban Chicago. The quartet’s concert at

David Lee Roth was aware that his second solo album, Skyscraper, would be viewed as a departure from the music his fans liked best. Eat

How L.A. Guns’ Raw, Sleazy Debut Album Set Them Apart

Steven Tyler might regard it as the devil in Aerosmith’s discography, but “Angel” helped save the band’s career when it was released as a single on Jan. 5,

By the mid-’70s, Aerosmith was one of the biggest, baddest, most legendarily depraved rock bands on the planet, selling out stadiums, devouring drugs by the