30 years ago (11/6/95), Queen released Made in Heaven, its final LP with lead singer Freddie Mercury and pieced together from recordings made before Mercury’s 1991 death. It debuted at
40 years ago today (11/4/85), The Clash released hands down their final and worst album – fittingly titled Cut the Crap. Joe Strummer and Paul Simonon, original members, left in
30 years ago today (10/31/95), Alice in Chains released their self-titled 1995 album — often called Tripod because of its bizarre three-legged dog cover, and their last studio album with
30 years ago today (10/30/95), Pulp released their career-defining album Different Class, which won the Mercury Prize in 1996 for the best album released in the United Kingdom by a
35 years ago today (10/29/90), a Roy Orbison less Traveling Wilburys, released their second and “most recent” album Traveling Wilburys Vol. 3. This supergroup of all supergroups featured George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, Bob
25 years ago today (10/24/00), Linkin Park released its debut album Hybrid Theory. The album built on the late 90s trend of fusing nu metal, rap, and electronic elements into
30 years ago today (10/23/95), Ozzy Osbourne released his seventh solo album, Ozzmosis. It marked his return to recording after briefly announcing his retirement following 1991’s No More Tears and
years ago today (10/21/95), Shannon Hoon, the siren-pitched lead singer of Blind Melon, passed away at age 28 from a drug overdose. Blind Melon hit pay day with their 1993 hit “No
75 years ago today (10/20/50), the late great Tom Petty was born in Gainesville, FL. Petty, of course, needs little to no introduction. He has sold more than 80 million
25 years ago today (10/17/00), Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi released his solo debut titled Iommi. Although some might mistake 1986’s Seventh Star as an Iommi solo album, it was
