Anniversaries

“That show was supposed to be a disaster. We hadn’t rehearsed. We weren’t used to playing acoustic."

The decision to look outside punk's orthodoxy on their second album led to a mixed reaction from Clash fans.

When they returned with their 11th studio album, they sounded like an entirely different band.

Eight weeks after INXS completed a world tour in September 1997, their singer took his own life in a hotel room.

California festival set came before frontman was fired for the second and final time.

The 23-year-old played 'Superstition' for the kids, and taught Grover how to sing.

This album opened the door for what would ultimately become a tumultuous relationship with their hard-living new collaborator.

Monster Magnet added a bit of gloss to their fourth album, and came out with their biggest hit to date.

The Replacements leader eventually got around to releasing a solo album after three of his former bandmates beat him to it.

A posthumous album about Third World oppression closes his final album trilogy and his life's message.