Nearly 40% Of Fans Said This Was Their Least Favorite Nirvana Album
For years, fans have debated on their favorite or least favorite Nirvana albums. Here's the album that was voted least favorite on a recent survey.
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The Bizarre History Of Ska Music
Ska dominated much of the American mainstream rock sound of the mid-to-late '90s and hasn't totally gone away since. This is the bizarre history of ska music.
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The Unlikely Friend Jesse Owens Made At The 1936 Olympics
In spite of the dehumanizing framing of the games by their host country, Owens left Germany having forged a surprising, yet meaningful friendship.
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The Untold Truth Of The Go-Go's
They're the most successful all-female rock band of all time but it took years for them to be recognized. Here's the untold truth of the Go-Go's.
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Basketball Stars Who Are Surprisingly Poor
Basketball stars get ridiculously rich. It's the American way. But these ballers struggled with their finances, and found themselves far from the one percent.
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The Way Robert Plant Played A Role In Rush's Return From Hiatus
When it comes to larger-than-life rock bands with huge sounds that encompass shredding guitars, and incredible vocal ranges, Led Zeppelin and Rush both fit.
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The Tragic True Story Of The Hiawatha Insane Asylum
The Hiawatha Insane Asylum, built to incarcerate Native Americans, has been compared to a gulag. This is the tragic true story of the Hiawatha Insane Asylum.
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The Tragic Truth About Tico Torres
Bon Jovi has had their share of very public problems, from Richie Sambora's struggles with addiction, to Jon Bon Jovi admitting to having a "breakdown."
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The Tragic Death Of The Band's Richard Manuel
Richard Manuel was a musician and songwriter for The Band, remembered as a supremely talented yet tortured soul whose demons eventually got the best of him.
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Jimmy Page Once Lived In The Home Of This Occultist
Page's interest in Crowley drew him to the possibly haunted property. He collected Crowley memorabilia. Crowley's former home brought Page closer to him.
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The Untold Truth Of Smokey And The Bandit
One of Burt Reynolds' most iconic movies is a comedy about truckers smuggling beer with impressive stunts. Here's the untold truth of "Smokey and the Bandit."
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Why Grace Kelly Didn't Return To Hollywood After Becoming A Princess
Grace Kelly once said before the marriage that would make her royalty "I'm never going to stop acting." But she did stop. What caused her change of heart?
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Where Is Fab Morvan From Milli Vanilli Today?
Fabrice "Fab" Morvan was one of the biggest names in popular music. He and his friend Rob Pilatus formed the duo Milli Vanilli, which sold millions of records.
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The Tragic Truth About Johnny Ramone's Childhood
Johnny Ramone had an oftentimes turbulent personal life as the guitarist of the Ramones. Here's the story of his tragic childhood and teen years.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Robert Plant
Robert Plant is one of the most legendary rock singers in history, but his life hasn't been all hit records and world tours.
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Why Pete Townshend Regrets Joining The Who
The life of a rock star sounds incredibly appealing. Sadly, it often comes with a range of problems to match the perks, and of a similar magnitude, too.
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This Guitar Trade Almost Had The Pawn Stars In Trouble With The Law
When Jon came in with a unique guitar for the Pawn Stars guys, the offer was enticing, but Rick ultimately turned him down to avoid trouble with the law.
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Jackie Chan Vs Jet Li: Who Would Win?
Jackie Chan and Jet Li are two of the greatest martial arts actors to ever grace the silver screen But who would win if they squared off for real?
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The Truth About Jimmy Page And Scarlett Sabet's Relationship
Despite a 46-year age gap, Jimmy Page and Scarlett Sabet started a relationship in August of 2014.
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The 2020 Olympics Could Be Canceled And Here's Why
For athletes preparing to compete in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, the limit might be coronavirus.
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Here's How Much Peter Frampton Is Actually Worth
Peter Frampton's first few solo albums weren't as successful as he would have wanted, but that all changed in 1976, with "Frampton Comes Alive!"
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The Tragic Death Of Roxette's Marie Fredriksson
Swedish duo Roxette, well-known for hits like "It Must Have Been Love" and "Listen to Your Heart," dominated '80s airwaves but trouble was on the horizon.
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A Look At Poppy's Feud With Grimes
Poppy and Grimes worked on a song titled "Play Destroy," but less than two months after its release, the two singers were at odds.
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How Neil Peart Ended Up Writing Lyrics For Rush
The late Neil Peart was Rush's primary lyricist almost from the time he joined the band in 1974. Here's how the drummer ended up as Rush's main lyric writer.
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The Least Popular Member Of Black Sabbath Might Surprise You
A recent survey conducted by Grunge revealed the least popular original member of Black Sabbath, based on responses from 600 fans.
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The Story Behind Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville
Born in Mississippi and raised in Mobile, Alabama, Jimmy Buffett's signature song, "Margaritaville," was partially inspired by real events.
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How Arnel Pineda Had To Be Forced Onto Stage For His First Journey Show
In 2008, Arnel Pineda was about to go on stage for the first time as the new lead singer of Journey, but his bandmates actually had to force him onto the stage.
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