The 1999 iteration of Woodstock was meant to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the original festival, which was full of peace, love and happiness. That wasn’t the case for Woodstock ’99, which left behind a trail of destruction, violence, death, litigation and bad memories. Woodstock ’99 in Rome, New York Woodstock 99 happened over four […]
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By the late ’90s, Metallica was on a creative streak, releasing 4 albums in 4 years. Garage Inc was a release that consisted of covers and saw the band pay homage to their influences. “Turn the Page” Reaches No. 1 on the Billboard Charts The lead single from the release of Garage Inc was a
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Sha Na Na was a doo-wop music group from the ’70s that won music praise from Jimi Hendrix but their history involves a convicted murderer making a career out of impersonating a dead rock star in plain sight. Daniel Catalana Moves to Florida The Tampa Bay Times interviewed Raymond Westlund. A man that went by
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Crazy Town is a rap-rock group that shot to popularity in the early 2000s, thanks to their single “Butterfly” which propelled the group’s debut album to go Platinum. The band’s story is full of tragedy and adversity. Bret Mazur and Seth Binzer Form Crazy Town Crazy Town was formed in 1995 by Bret ‘Epic’ Mazur
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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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