35 Years Ago: Joe Jackson Reinvents Himself on ‘Night and Day’
Joe Jackson moved to New York and had the biggest hit of his career, "Steppin' Out," on 1982's 'Night and Day.'
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10 Years Ago: The Beastie Boys Remove the Vocals for the Groove-Filled ‘Mix-Up’
In 2007, the Beastie Boys laid down the funk, minus vocals, on 'The Mix-Up.'
35 Years Ago: The Replacements Raise a ‘Stink’
In 1982, Paul Westerberg's new song "Kids Don't Follow" was the impetus for releasing a new recording.
25 Years Ago: The B-52’s Struggle Through ‘Good Stuff’ Without Cindy Wilson
They'd already lost her brother Ricky Wilson in the run up to 1989's breakout smash 'Cosmic Thing.'
15 Years Ago: Bonnaroo’s Jam Band-Heavy Debut Starts a Stateside Revolution
Festivals rule the summer music scene in the U.S., but that wasn’t always the case.
35 Years Ago: ABC Combine New Wave and Funk on ‘The Lexicon of Love’
ABC's debut brought together elements of Joy Division and Chic, and presented it all with a suave modern style.
30 Years Ago: The Replacements Close a Chapter With ‘Pleased to Meet Me’
The Replacements end the band's first era in 1987 with one of their best albums, 'Pleased to Meet Me.'
45 Years Ago: Roxy Music Takes Glam Rock to Art School on Their Self-Titled Debut
Roxy Music mixed up Old Hollywood style and forward-thinking rock music on their first record.
20 Years Ago: Marilyn Manson Sues to Perform at Ozzfest
Marilyn Manson was slated to join Ozzfest '97 at Giants Stadium, but the reps for the venue canceled the date, leading the shock rocker to go to court to play.
10 Years Ago: White Stripes Get Back to Their Roots on ‘Icky Thump,’ Then Vanish
As with many bands who came before them, it seemed the White Stripes' long-awaited success simply created more pressure.