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We said goodbye when there was still so much left to say. We said goodbye in the most shocking, saddest of ways.

"Jerk Out" was the hit single from the Time's 1990 reunion album 'Pandemonium.'

This was the point when Prince's insurrection – begun the year before when he famously changed his name – became real.

'Catch a Fire' launched Bob Marley's international career, while also cracking the foundation of his band.

Their debut album was perfectly titled: R.E.M. did indeed arrive like a murmur, something you heard in passing more than really saw coming.

An emotional turning point informed every element of David Bowie's 'Black Tie White Noise,' which arrived on April 5, 1993.

Cyndi Lauper has had a long and decorated history with the WWF and, later, the WWE. So why isn't the '80s pop icon in the WWE Hall of Fame?

The musician was only seven years old when he sat down at the piano to create his first song, which he recorded later with his high school band.

It took a while, but Prince's long-distance infatuation with Chaka Khan led to a close working relationship – and Khan's signature song.

MGMT weren't even a band anymore when the duo were offered a record deal. Less than two years later, they were being celebrated as pop hitmakers.