Steven Seagal Worked With This Legendary Singer On His Debut Album
Actor and martial arts expert Steven Seagal is well known for his starring roles in campy '80s and '90s action movies like "Hard To Kill" and "Under Siege."
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1 In 4 Fans Said This Was Their Least Favorite Pink Floyd Album
Grunge asked 598 people across the United States what their favorite Pink Floyd album was. But which one came out on the bottom?
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Why Keith Moon Landed A Bad Reputation In The Music World
Raucous law-breaking and boundary-busting were met with, "That's just rock 'n' roll, baby." But Keith Moon took it too far — even for the music world.
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The Real Reason The Roman Colosseum Was Abandoned For Centuries
The Roman Colosseum was left abandoned for centuries after gladiatorial games and other activities were stopped.
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Why Ozzy Osbourne Landed A Bad Reputation In The Music World
Over his career, there have been several incidents where Ozzy Osbourne went too far, damaging his reputation and casting him in a largely negative light.
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Music Critic Reviews That Aged Poorly
Every now and then even a well respected music critic writes a review they come to regret. Here are a few music critic reviews that aged poorly.
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Who Inherited The Notorious B.I.G.'s Money After His Death?
The Notorious B.I.G, aka Biggie Smalls, had a short but legendary life. According to Biography, Smalls helped reinvent East Coast hip-hop in the 1990s.
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The Real Reason No George Harrison Songs Were Featured In The Beatles' 1969 Rooftop Concert
By the time The Beatles played their now-iconic rooftop concert at the Apple Records headquarters in 1969, the bandmates' relationships were already frayed.
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The Reason The Beatles' 1969 Concert Took Place On A Rooftop Might Surprise You
Here's why the Beatles, after suggesting several farfetched venues, opted to hold their 1969 concert on the Apple Corps rooftop.
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The Tragic Death Of Sable Starr
One of the most infamous stories out of the '70s involves a woman who would become affectionately known as the "Queen of the Groupie Scene" — Sable Starr.
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What You Need To Know About The Huey Lewis And Ray Parker Jr. Controversy
Parker agreed to write the Ghostbusters song. Parker has never said he purposely ripped off the song, but the filmmakers may have planted the seed of the sound.
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How TLC Ended Up With No Money
TLC is one of the biggest-selling female groups of all time. Known for iconic songs including, "Waterfalls" and "No Scrubs" — how did they go bankrupt?
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Disturbing Details Discovered In Aaliyah's Autopsy Report
The tragic death of R&B phenom Aaliyah was sudden and shocking, but it took two years for the disturbing details of her autopsy to be revealed.
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The Metallica Song Elton John Says Is One Of The Best Songs Ever
Last week on The Howard Stern Show, Elton John told Metallica that he's a huge fan and that he thinks a 1991 song they made is one of the bests songs ever.
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The Real Reason These Classic Rock Hits Were Never Performed Live
No one agrees on what constitutes "good" music. And even legendary musicians have produced work that falls flat with their most dedicated fans.
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This Is How Long Kansas' Debut Album Really Took To Make
Late '70s rock and roll wouldn't be the same without Kansas. Formed in Topeka, the band's founding members first started playing together in high school.
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Will The Beatles: Get Back Feature New Music?
What can viewers expect from The Beatles: Get Back as far as previously unheard and unreleased songs are concerned?
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Tragic Details About Classic Country Musicians
Quite a few of the biggest names in country music had to deal with hardship in their life. Here are some tragic details about classic country musicians.
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The Least Popular Led Zeppelin Album Might Surprise You
Led Zeppelin fans often cite the British hard rockers as one of the greatest bands of all time. But which album doesn't hold up as well as the rest?
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The Album That Nearly Broke Up Metallica
St. Anger was released in June 2003 and looked like it might be Metallica's final album. The band's bassist, Jason Newsted, left just before production.
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The Snowbird Bandit: The Truth About The Retired Cop Who Robbed Banks
The Snowbird Bandit robbed 5 banks in 2015. He was turned in by his own daughter after she recognized him from security footage. Turns out he was a former cop.
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Out Of Every Beatles Album, One Stands Above The Rest
Here's the Beatles album that, compared to the others, arguably stands out for more than just one reason.
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The Meaning Of Every Slipknot Mask Explained
Slipknot are known for their mask, which are meant to be more than just creepy faces. Here's the meaning of every Slipknot mask explained.
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The Least Popular KISS Album Might Surprise You
A recent survey involving close to 600 respondents revealed a rather surprising choice as KISS' least popular album.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Slipknot
Slipknot's history is full of odd events and deep-cutting tragedies, and most everyone in the group has a tragic tale to tell.
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Iron Maiden's Senjutsu Release Date, Songs, And More - What We Know So Far
Heavy metal band Iron Maiden announced the upcoming release of their 17th album, "Senjutsu," to the head-banging delight of the group's loyal legion of fans.
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The Real Reason Weezer Was Uncomfortable With Their First Album
In a recent interview, Weezer frontman Rivers Cuomo revealed that he initially wasn't comfortable with their self-titled 1994 debut album.
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