One of the most exhilarating moments is when a goal is scored, and the goal horn plays a big role in enhancing the moment.

Bon Scott was dead and it looked like AC/DC were finished. But within 6 weeks they had a new singer and would begin recording the biggest-selling rock album of all time. How a washed-up rock star ...

The 70s and 80s were pivotal decades in music history, giving birth to groundbreaking genres, legendary artists, and timeless albums. These two decades saw a revolution in musical styles, blending ...

Tom Morello, 60, is an American guitarist and songwriter known for his innovative six-string work with rock bands Rage Against the Machine and Audioslave, as well as his acoustic project The ...

From his debut in June 1966 with the Mothers of Invention 's double Freak Out! album to his death in December 1993 at the age ...

Clapton initially issued three live albums in seven years, beginning with 1973's Eric Clapton's Rainbow Concert – but then went silent for more than a decade after 1980's Just One Night.

Guns N' Roses are obviously a rock 'n' roll band, but they do have some country-ish songs. We've already done a list of ...

We also ranked them from worst to best ... As we stated earlier, the Illusion albums were the most experimental. "Dust N' Bones" is another offering from Use Your Illusion I that was written ...

I looked at it, like, well, if I do get fired I can tell me mates I was in AC/DC for a few weeks, and I’d had a nice holiday in London.” The album that was to become the all- conquering Back ...

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Now, the audiophile equipment manufacturer has introduced the last addition to the legends-inspired lineup: an AC/DC turntable modeled after the superstar rock band’s lightning strike text.

ranked from 10 to 1. 10. ‘Help!’ With over 300 million streams on Spotify, ‘Help!’ was released in 1965 as the title track for both the Beatles' fifth studio album and second feature film ...