Released in 1998, Godsmack’s first album, was originally self-released under the title, All Wound Up until the band signed a major recording deal to Universal and Republic Records. They re-released the record as a self-titled album. Mysterious Pierced Woman on the Cover Gracing the cover of the album was a mysterious pierced woman named Toni […]
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One of the biggest singles off Van Halen’s album, 1984 was “Hot for Teacher” but the video caused a bit of controversy. There were actually 2 women who played the teacher in the video, not just 1. Formed in the mid-’70s, Van Halen went on to become one of the most successful rock bands in
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Tears for Fears’ history was rooted in trauma, something a lot of the band’s fans in the 80’s identified with. But by the ’90s, the band hit some turbulent times. “We both come from broken homes.” – Curt Smith Tears for Fears’ leaders, Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith were both products of broken homes growing
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Guns N’ Roses ruled the world from 1988 – 1993, releasing several huge albums. The band struggled to write new material after the Use Your Illusion Tour in 1993. In 1995, Slash formed a side project which released an album titled It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere. Slash left the band the following year and was followed
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Silverchair was one of the biggest bands to come out of Australia. The rock trio made a mark a few years after grunge had taken over. This put them in the unique category of post-Nirvana alternative-rock acts that included the likes of Foo Fighters, Puddle of Mudd, Bush, and Local H. The group was the
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