50 years ago today (5/14/69), Neil Young released his second studio album Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere and the first with his first and most prolific of many backing bands
Happy 50th birthday today to Buckethead (Brian Patrick Carroll) born on 5/13/69. The inventive disguised long limbered guitarist is renowned for both his collaborative (50 albums with other artists) and his
50 years ago today (5/9/69), George Harrison released his experimental album Electronic Sound – his second solo album. It was the last of two LPs issued on the Beatles’ short-lived Zapple record label, a
30 years ago today (5/8/89), Phish released their official debut studio LP Junta. Originally released on cassette only, the album was self-released by the band in May 1989 without the
30 years ago today, The Cure released their eighth studio album Disintegration. Disintegration became the band’s first commercial peak, charting at number three in the United Kingdom and at number 12 in the
43 years ago today (4/30/76), AC/DC released High Voltage, their first internationally released studio album. The album featured Bon Scott on vocals and Mark Evans on bass along with the
25 years ago today (4/24/94), San Francisco’s legendary rock venue the Fillmore Auditorium reopens with a headlining performance by The Smashing Pumpkins. The venue was reopened after a period of relative inactivity in
50 years ago today (4/26/69), Led Zeppelin played their huge riff-heavy composition “Whole Lotta Love” was played live for the first time. During the band’s second North American tour Led
25 years ago today (4/25/94), The Eagles played the first of two shows where they recorded their ‘Hell Freezes Over’ album. Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Joe Walsh, Don Felder and
30 years ago today, Tom Petty released his debut solo LP Full Moon Fever. Petty’s first full length without the Heartbreakers was Initially rejected by his label but summoned on
