On this day September 6 1989, Faster Pussycat returned with their second studio record Wake Me When It’s Over . Arriving near the end of the decade, the album sharpened the band’s street level grit with a more polished late 80s rock sound. The guitars
On this day September 6 1982, Frida, best known as a member of ABBA, released her third solo album Somethings Going On . The record marked a major step in her career as she worked outside of ABBA with a new sound and new collaborators.
On this day September 6 1982, Johnny Cash released his sixty eighth studio album The Adventures of Johnny Cash. The record was produced by Billy Sherrill and marked another chapter in Cash’s long and influential career. The album included songs such as We Must Believe
On this day September 6 1985, Michael Jackson made one of the boldest business moves in music history when he purchased the publishing rights to the majority of the Beatles’ catalog. The deal cost him 47.5 million dollars and gave him ownership of more than
On this day September 6 1986, Venus by Bananarama became the number one song in America. Featured on their album True Confessions , the track was a bold cover of Shocking Blue’s 1970 hit. With its dance floor energy, synth driven production, and strong vocal
On this day September 6 1980, Diana Ross reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100 with Upside Down . The single arrived as a bold statement at the dawn of a new decade, pairing Ross’s smooth delivery with the precise musicianship of Nile Rodgers
On this day September 6 1988, Kix released their fourth studio album Blow My Fuse . The record marked the band’s commercial breakthrough, showcasing their energetic glam metal sound with a mix of hard hitting rockers and power ballads. The album featured the hit single
On this day September 5, 1987, the third studio album by Armored Saint, Raising Fear, was released. The band recorded this album as a four‑piece after guitarist Phil Sandoval had stepped away. The record features sharp riffs, soaring vocals, and a dynamic mix of aggression
On this day September 5, 1980, the debut album Waiting for a Miracle by Comsat Angels was released. Emerging from the Sheffield music scene, the band delivered a dark and atmospheric post punk sound that stood apart from their peers. With layered guitars, moody vocals,
On this day September 5, 1980, the second solo album by Gary Numan, Telekon , was released. Building on the momentum of his earlier success, the album continued to explore a futuristic and emotionally detached sound that had become his signature. With layers of analog