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40 years ago this month, Crosby, Stills & Nash released their second album, which was also their fifth album, except only sort of. Don’t worry, we’ll explain everything. In 1969, David Crosby, Stephen Stills, and Graham Nash released their debut...

29 years ago today, the Pet Shop Boys were talked into performing a pair of songs at the Piccadilly Theater, an occasion which is often described as the duo’s live debut. In fact, Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe first hit...

It's finally here! Gather up your favorite grateful guys and gals, pop some corn, and head out on Amazon Prime's Long Strange Trip. The 30-year odyssey of the Grateful Dead was the most unlikely success story in rock and roll...

Remember last week when we asked you if you remembered Foreigner’s 4 album and then told you that it was time for Foreigner’s 40, a new best-of set to commemorate the band’s 40th anniversary? Sure you do! And if you...

Whenever a band releases a new album, it generally inspires fans to take a step back and give a good listen to all of the other albums in the band’s back catalog. As such, since Depeche Mode released their latest...

11 years ago today, the debut single from the R&B group 112 entered the Billboard Hot 100, and it’s somehow appropriate that we should be celebrating the 11th anniversary of that date, since the song actually has 11 writers credited...

Who could have predicted the enormous success of ZZ Top's 1983 album ELIMINATOR? The "Little Ol' Band from Texas" racked up five singles and sold 10 million copies by welding their blues and boogie to a bank of synthesizers and...

In recent months, Rhino has released expanded versions of Fleetwood Mac’s two studio albums from the 1980s, but for those of you who’ve been waiting for an opportunity to pick up just the straightforward vinyl reissues of these remastered LPs...

It’s easy to sell a Dead Head on a documentary about The Grateful Dead, but Amir Bar-Lev’s Long Strange Trip has already been acclaimed by critics far and wide, and it’s anticipated to earn considerably more praise upon its premiere...