Andrew Wood was born to a close-knit family in Columbus, Mississippi in 1966. In his youth, Wood found solace in Elton John, Kiss, and T-Rex, a sign of what was to come in his musical career. By the time he was in elementary school, Andrew already started dabbling in drugs, something which led to his […]
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Guns N’ Roses and Nirvana were two of the biggest bands of the early ’90s. Both groups released their second LPs one week apart in late 1991, on the same label, Geffen Records. Early Days of Guns N’ Roses vs Nirvana Guns N’ Roses dropped their highly anticipated double album Use Your Illusion 1 &
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Back in the early 90s, Pearl Jam was one of the biggest rock band’s in the world. They released 3 massive albums including 1991’s Ten, 1993’s Versus and 1994’s Vitalogy. Following the release of Versus, the band opted to stop making music videos for nearly half a decade. It was around this time that the
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Formed in Finland in 1979 by singer Mike Monroe and guitarist Andy Mccoy, Hanoi Rocks shared more in common with traditional rock n’ roll, glam and punk than the LA hair metal scene that they are sometimes associated with. While they did play an important role in the hair metal scene of the 80s, it
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The Cult was born out of the UK’s post-punk movement. Ian Astbury fronted the band Southern Death Cult and he partnered up with guitarist Billy Duffy who played in the band Theater of Hate. By Astbury’s own admission to Canada’s Much More Music, his bandmates in Southern Death Cult were more into getting girls than
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