Led by imposing frontman Peter Steele, Type O Negative brought goth metal to the masses during the 90’s. The band mixed themes of romance, drugs, depression, and death. “He was able to be very honest about how hurt he was during a lot of these periods.” – Josh Silver Type O Negative’s keyboardist Josh Silver […]
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Nirvana released their third and final studio album In Utero in September of 1993. Unbeknownst to fans and even the members of the group, they would be done only 8 months later. In November of 1993, Nirvana played MTV Unplugged and later the same month, performed on MTV’s program Live and Loud. In January of
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The Cranberries were the largest musical export from Ireland since U2. The band’s first two albums, which were released in the early 90’s, were massive sellers, but by the later part of the decade, the band was on the brink of collapse. Cancelled tours and controversy led to the band falling apart almost a decade
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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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