Happy 60th birthday today to an artist who needs no introduction – Tori Amos (born 8/22/63). Amos released her debut album Little Earthquakes in 1992 and has since amassed a devoted
25 years ago today (8/185/98), Death Cab For Cutie released its debut full-length album Something About Airplanes. Comprised of a smaller four-piece led by Ben Gibbard and Chris Walla, Something
30 years ago today (8/17/93), Clutch released its debut album – Transnational Speedway League: Anthems, Anecdotes and Undeniable Truths (often shorted to Transnational Speedway League). While grunge was at the apex of
40 years ago today (8/15/83), AC/DC went back to basics with the release of their ninth album Flick of the Switch. As one of their most under-appreciated albums, Flick of
25 years ago today (8/11/98), Dr. John released his 21st album Anutha Zone. Unlike most other Night Tripper albums rooted all in the NOLA tradition, this one had an extra
30 years ago today (8/10/93), Billy Joel released his last “rock” album River of Dreams: eight years prior to his last proper album Fantasies & Delusions which contained classical piano
35 years ago today (8/9/88), Danzig released its debut self-titled studio album. Led by the “metal Elvis” Glenn Danzig, following his work with Samhain and prior to that Misfits; Danzig
Happy 65th birthday to Bruce Dickson of Iron Maiden who was born on 8/7/58. When Iron Maiden got Dickinson on board in 1981, it forever set the course for a
50 years ago today (8/3/73), Stevie Wonder released his 16th studio album Innervisions. Regarded as his finest song for song album, Wonder played all or virtually all instruments on six
Eight years ago today (8/1/15), Rush performed their last-ever show at the Forum in Los Angeles at the conclusion of the 35-date R40 tour Although the trio at the time
