While only Genesis in name with their only two core members (Mike Rutherford and Tony Banks), and without Phil Collins for the first time since 1970’s Trespass, the English rockers
45 years ago today (9/1/77), Rush released their Farewell to Kings LP. At the apex of their most daring compositional period, Rush strengthened their musical approach on the heels of the surprise
30 years ago today (8/30/92), Nirvana headlined the Reading Festival in Reading, England which is deemed victorious leading to the Live at Reading DVD/CD. Kurt Cobain was pushed onstage in
45 years ago today (8/29/77), Iggy Pop released his second studio album Lust For Life. Marking his second collaboration with David Bowie, following 1976’s The Idiot, the album sports some signature
The Time – led by Morris Day let it loose with What Time Is It? (released 8/25/82) a slinky and rhythmic album of six cuts with four going past six
40 years ago today (8/24/82), R.E.M. released their debut EP Chronic Town. After the success of the group’s debut single “Radio Free Europe”, the band was ready to record a
Happy 30th birthday to Will Toledo, the creative voice and lyrics behind the ambitious Car Seat Headrest (born 8/23/92). With a discography numbered in the double digits, Toledo continues to
Happy 75th birthday today to Donna Jean Godchaux who was born on 8/22/47. Donna Jean added a soulful flair to the Grateful dead throughout most of the 70s along with
50 years ago today (8/19/72), the live music show The Midnight Special debuted on NBC. At first, it was just a one-off special presentation, soon to be followed by a
10 years ago today (8/18/22), Parquet Courts released their second album Light Up Gold, one that many think of as their debut, being that’s probably the first time they heard
