The Cult took a hiatus in 2002, following a less-than-stellar comeback that saw them release the album, Beyond Good and Evil. It was the band’s first record in 7 years, following their hiatus in 1994. During their hiatus in the early 2000’s, Ian Astbury of The Cult fronted The Doors but the whole project was […]
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The rock band Taproot emerged from Michigan in the mid 90’s. By the later part of the decade, things were looking pretty exciting for the band as they started to court major record labels and some high profile rock n’ roll stars. “Dozens of my friends were coming to Taproot shows and buying our homemade
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1991 was a great year for some pretty major albums. Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Guns N’ Roses, REM, Metallica, Smashing Pumpkins and Soundgarden were a few artists with big releases that year. U2 also had a huge release that year. Their album Achtung Baby was one of the most highly anticipated albums
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Foo Fighters released their self-titled debut record in 1995. In reality, it was a Dave Grohl solo record, as he played most of the instruments on the album and wrote the material by himself over the past several years. From Dave Grohl Solo Project to Foo Fighters As Grohl inked a record deal and looked
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The Ramones’ bassist Dee Dee Ramone was only 50 when he died in 2002. He lived a pretty tragic life that was consumed by drugs, alcohol and rock n’ roll. Dee Dee Ramone was a founding member, main songwriter as well as the bassist of the hugely influential punk rock group, The Ramones. Dee Dee’s
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