Musicians Who Claimed Spine-Chilling Paranormal Encounters
Musicians collect a lot of wild stories, but stars like Adele and Kendrick Lamar have claimed paranormal encounters from haunted homes to ghostly visits.
Read MoreMusicians collect a lot of wild stories, but stars like Adele and Kendrick Lamar have claimed paranormal encounters from haunted homes to ghostly visits.
Read MoreThe '70s music scene produced a plethora of one-hit wonders, some of whom managed to quietly continue a musical career, while others changed paths completely.
Read MoreFrom a Los Angeles hard rock band's legendary debut to a cornerstone of the grunge era, these album covers are burned into every Gen Xer's memory.
Read MoreFrom the last Highwayman standing to one of folk rock's biggest stars, these former members of rock supergroups are still carrying the flame to new generations.
Read MoreThere are plenty of great '60s bubblegum songs out there, and the best year for such songs — some of which are pure earthworms — was 1969.
Read MoreSome of the best girl groups of the '70s include bands that rock and groups that sing to music that gets people on the dance floor. These are our favorites.
Read MoreFrom Ted Nugent's first forays into the genre to Iron Butterfly's epic, these are the best psychedelic rock songs that gave their bands their sole success.
Read MoreIn the 1980s, heavy metal became a force to be reckoned with, so diehards should own these '80s albums by Slayer, Metallica, and others.
Read MoreThe greatest storytellers of folk rock include Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Paul Simon, and Richard Thompson. Here's a look at how their lyrics rank by comparison.
Read MoreYou may know these rock stars for soaring power ballads or new wave earworms, but they all began their music careers in the fast-paced, roiling punk scene.
Read MoreWith Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page on board, the Yardbirds hit their peak in 1966, a watershed year for British music when the band were at the cutting edge.
Read MoreSun-soaked melodies and irresistible earworms; these five yacht rock classics feature some of the catchiest hooks in the history of the genre.
Read MoreThe music in the '60s evolved immensely, and with it, album cover art. Here's a look at stand-out album covers from each year from 1960 to 1969.
Read MoreOccasionally, a pair of musicians will join and create magic. Even more rarely will a duo pop out one fantastic album, never to release a record together again.
Read MoreWhile country rock may have been dominated by a few acts in the '70s, other artists such as Nick Lowe charted well with the genre, only to fade away soon after.
Read MoreTodd Rundgren once thought he'd spend his career behind a mixing desk, but instead created a rich catalog over the decades, as exemplified by these five songs.
Read MoreThese tracks, including the Rolling Stones' "Start Me Up" and AC/DC's "Thunderstruck," are guaranteed to get you through your next water aerobics workout.
Read MoreDespite leaning on the songwriting talents of other artists such as Neil Diamond and Carole King, these songs became forever known as the Monkees' finest hits.
Read MorePsychedelic rock albums often come with mind-bending covers, and the artwork for these records is almost as unforgettable as the music itself.
Read More1960 saw some major changes in the music industry, and some legendary albums released in that year had a multitude of Billboard hits that burned up the charts.
Read MoreThese five songs don't just prove that whistling works in rock; that breath of air through the artists' lips is arguably what made these tracks so iconic.
Read MoreThe 1970s was a revolutionary time for keyboard instruments, and a lot of musicians took advantage and showed off their considerable skills in solos.
Read MoreThe Monkees had quite a run of successes despite their short tenure together, and their five best albums are far better than what you'd expect for a TV band.
Read MoreThese musicians and bands were on top of the world -- and the charts -- in the 1990s, but many of them have faded into obscurity since that storied decade.
Read MorePunk revolutionized the music scene, but there were quite a few forebears who had to branch out into new sounds and set the stage for the burgeoning genre.
Read MoreAlthough a band's first album may not be their best, it can be an introduction to an entirely new sound for many listeners, like these records were for boomers.
Read MoreWhether they were already mainstays or newcomers when they did it, these rock acts all gave us two consecutive albums that were each absolute perfection.
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