George Harrison Would Have Gotten More Songs on Next Beatles LP
They discussed radically shifting the band's approach on a potential follow-up to 'Abbey Road.'
Music History
10 Ways Rock Ruled the 1989 MTV Video Music Awards
With fistfights, raunchy jokes and once-in-a-lifetime performances, the network put on one of its most memorable shows in 1989.
15 Iconic 21st Century Movie Soundtracks
These movie soundtracks are still stuck in our heads.
George Thorogood Remembers Playing 50 States in 50 Days
Guitarist recalls his ambitious 1981 tour and how he made it big playing blues.
The Who "Moving On" Twin Cities Concert Review
I saw a band I said I most likely never would, but would I see them again?
ZZ Top At Minnesota State Fair Concert Review
On their 50th Anniversary Tour, does ZZ Top still rock?
35 Years Ago: Iron Maiden Unleash 'Powerslave'
The heavy metal community was already in the grip of Iron Maiden fever when the band released its fifth studio album, Powerslave, on Sept. 3, 1984.
29 Years Ago: Judas Priest Release 'Painkiller'
Just when it looked like Judas Priest had been dethroned by a new wave of thrash bands, the defenders of metal lashed back with their 12th album, 'Painkiller.'
Why Dusty Hill Spent ZZ Top's '70s Hiatus Working at an Airport
Dusty Hill explains how he got grounded when the road began to wear ZZ Top out.
The Final Songs Performed Live by 50 of Rock's Biggest Artists
Some knew it was goodbye, some didn't.