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Of all the bands to emerge from the punk explosion of the late '70s, few were able to fully carve their own niche the way the Fall did.

In memory of David Cassidy, we've selected our favorite episodes from the TV show that made him a star.

With David Cassidy's passing, we look back at a batch of great pop records in which he took part.

It can be argued that punk rock started back in the '60s, when a bunch of kids holed up in their parents' garage and bashed out two chords on their guitars and shouted into a taped-together microphone.

One of the most important names in that century-old New Orleans music lineage, see why we think the Meters should make the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's cut this year.

Eurythmics belong in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame because they combined modern sounds and production with timeless songs. We wouldn't lie to you about this.

Radiohead made the short list of nominees for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in their first year of eligibility.

We look at reasons why the rap-rock pioneers should be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Over the years, no single song – with the undeniable exception of "Purple Rain" – has done more to introduce or define Prince to the world than "1999."

We've ranked all the solo records made by Alex Chilton of the Box Tops and Big Star.