Long before The Apprentice, Miley Cyrus and a near-fatal brain haemorrhage, Bret Michaels was most known as the charismatic and hyperactive frontman of Poison. During
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Faith No More have undergone more line-up changes over the last thirty years than most metal bands, with singers and guitarists having been replaced regularly
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“Drugs have done good things for us. If you don't believe they have do me a favour. Take all your albums, CDs, tapes and burn them. Because you know what? ...
Known for his hard living lifestyle and outspoken opinions, Sam Kinison was one of the most notorious stand-up comics of the late 1980s. Be soon became a symbol of pop ...
Following the phenomenal success of their self-titled debut album and the singles Youth Gone Wild and 18 and Life, Skid Row became a huge hit with metal fans in the ...
Dr. Hugh Everett III was a quantum physicist who strongly believed in the parallel universe theory. His son, Mark Oliver Everett was born April 10, 1963 in Virginia. He now ...
By December 1984, Finnish glam rockers Hanoi Rocks were on the brink of stardom. They had recently released their major label debut, Two Steps from the Move, and had enjoyed ...
Like many of the groups to emerge shortly before the grunge outbreak of 1991, Love/Hate's success was short-lived and, aside from a select few who remember their brief stardom in ...
Thunder were one of two British acts to open the Monsters of Rock festival in 1990 and the first to take the stage. To be included on the same bill ...
For an all-too short time during the late 1980s, The Dogs D'Amour enjoyed moderate commercial success, although they would be criminally overlooked in most other countries outside of their native ...
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