Named for a device that creates high-voltage electricity, Van der Graaf Generator was a shock to the system of prog’s first generation.
It was the album containing his unforgettable version of ‘Hurt’ and much more besides.
Eminem’s sequel to one of the greatest rap albums of all-time lives up to the name.
Canadian working-class hero Bryan Adams may not have invented arena rock, but he certainly perfected it on ‘Reckless.’
Eight songs from the 14-track album become a half-hour story set inside a fictional bar.
The recording features a choir from Fender’s former school and brass from the Easington Colliery Band.
The run begins February 11 in St. Louis and includes a home-state show at Atlanta’s Tabernacle.
The nine-date run begins in Dallas on April 19 and ends at Red Rocks on May 7.
Noah Cyrus, Ella Langley, Mckenna Grace, Whitney Peak and more feature on the soundtrack.
The performance was filmed during KISS’ first tour of Japan.
With some of its icons still making hits, and a new breed of R&B star rising through the ranks, Motown continued to dominate the charts in the 80s and 90s.
The 50th Anniversary 2LP black glitter anniversary edition of ‘One Size Fits All’ boasts a brand-new analog cut of the album, a bonus LP of highlights from the box set, and the 50th anniversary edition booklet.
The album sold an estimated 20 million copies and gave the Gibb brothers three more US No.1 singles in a row.
Covering sessions spanning several years, the collection is the perfect introduction to an essential artist.
Capitol released the self-titled debut LP by the Texan country original in January 1961.
Queen’s 10th studio album, ‘Hot Space,’ saw the band experiment with electro-disco and featured Freddie and Bowie’s iconic single, ‘Under Pressure.’
The 1993 album eased to double-platinum status in the US, bagging Strait yet another No.1 single and three more Top 10 hits.
Nearly two years after their split, the British trio were still a chart force to be reckoned with.
