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It’s been a long time coming, but they’re finally here: this Friday finally brings the final three albums in the Pet Shop Boys’ CATALOGUE: 1985-2012 series. If this is the first you’re hearing about this series, then we’ve clearly fallen...

If there’s one band that’s regularly cited as having been a major player in terms of artists whose careers were made by their 12” vinyl singles, it’s Depeche Mode. Since their first single in 1981, they’ve not only made the...

32 years ago today, Tina Turner received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, an honor which some would’ve said was long overdue. Then again, most of the people who’d say that probably don’t realize that it’s the recipients...

The Get Tough on Toxics benefit concert was a pretty big deal in 1986. It was an event which was designed to both draw attention to and raise money in order to support two environmental initiatives in California: Proposition 65,...

52 years ago today, The Association’s most durable hit single made its debut on the Hot 100. That’s not to say that it’s your personal favorite, but given how successful it was at the time of its release and how...

35 years ago this week, Spandau Ballet released the single that would go on to become the second biggest hit of their career, and if we have to tell you what song it sits behind, then we can only presume...

It doesn’t exactly count as breaking news to learn that the Grateful Dead had a tendency to tour, which means it’s far from a shock to find that those tours often took them to the Pacific Northwest, but it might...

When it comes to classics, Led Zeppelin have plenty of albums which qualify for that descriptor, but they’ve got a concert film that makes the cut, too: THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME, which documents the band’s performances at New York’s...

30 years ago today, Jane’s Addiction released their first full-length studio album, NOTHING’S SHOCKING. While Billboard did an outstanding job of detailing the origins and making of the LP in a new oral history of the album, we thought we’d...