When Motley Crue Struggled to Move Ahead With a New Singer
In 1992, with the biggest record of their career behind them and 25 million of Elektra Records' dollars in the bank, Motley Crue seemed poised to scale even greater heights.
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How Sammy Hagar's 'Unboxed' Led to Van Halen Split
Sammy Hagar adds two new songs to a solo-career greatest hits collection, leading to a dispute with his Van Halen bandmates.
Don Henley Confirms That the Eagles Are Done
Don Henley is already considering his next solo move, which could be quite different from the recent country-focused 'Cass County.'
Keith Emerson of Emerson Lake and Palmer Dies
Emerson Lake and Palmer bandmate Carl Palmer has confirmed that Keith Emerson passed last night in Santa Monica, Calif.
Lars Ulrich Says Metallica Are 'Quite Far Along' With New Album
Metallica's next studio effort could be completed as soon as this spring, drummer Lars Ulrich says.
Vivian Campbell Recalls Spending $2,000 Spent for Wig
Upon learning of his cancer diagnosis, Vivian Campbell spent $2,000 on a custom wig that he says he never wears after coming to terms with his appearance.
How Billy Joel Toughened Up on 'Glass Houses'
Turns out, fame just added sharper corners and greater heft to the chip he had on his shoulder.
When John Lennon Said the Beatles Were More Popular Than Jesus
The resulting controversy sparked death threats, becoming one of the reasons why they decided to stop touring.
How Metallica Crafted a Metal Masterpiece in 'Master of Puppets'
Heavy metal effectively came of age in the '80s, as it coalesced into a bona fide rock 'n' roll subgenre.
When Whitesnake Played Their First Concert
The collapse of David Coverdale's former band Deep Purple had been one of the most spectacular of the '70s.