30 years ago today (3/14/90), Seattle collective Mad Season released their only album, Above. The group included Layne Staley of Alice in Chains, Mike McCready of Pearl Jam, bassist John
30 years ago today (3/13/95), Faith No More released their fifth album King for a Day… Fool for a Lifetime. It was their first and only album without longtime guitarist
55 years ago today (3/11/70), Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young released Déjà Vu, their first album as a quartet and second album featuring the trio of David Crosby, Stephen Stills,
Happy 70th birthday today to Gary Louris (born 3/10/55), the enduring voice of The Jayhawks. Louris has masterfully blended folk, rock, and country influences with rich harmonies to create a
25 years ago today (3/7/00), High on Fire released their debut album, The Art of Self Defense. The debut immediately established the band as a force in the sludge/stoner metal
Today, 55 years ago (3/6/70), The Temptations released their twelfth album, Psychedelic Shack. The album marks a drastic shift from the vocal group’s previous familiar Motown sound for something that hits
Happy 55th birthday to guitarist, composer, and producer John Frusciante (born 3/5/70), who is now on his third stint with the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Aside from serving as the Chili Peppers’
30 years ago today (2/28/95), bassist Mike Watt of Minutemen and Firehose released his first solo album, Ball-Hog or Tugboat?, with an all-star team of guest musicians including Eddie Vedder, Dave
30 years ago today (2/27/95), PJ Harvey released her third studio album To Bring You My Love. It is arguably one of her most defining works, and it marked a
30 years ago today (2/26/95), former Led Zeppelin duo Jimmy Page and Robert Plant kicked off a year-long world tour in Pensacola, Florida, supporting their live No Quarter reunion album. Led Zeppelin’s primary songwriters
