On this day July 7, 1984, Icon released their self titled debut album and made their first mark on the heavy metal scene of the 1980s. The Arizona based band delivered a sound that combined melodic hooks with a hard edged guitar style, fitting right
On this day July 7, 1986, David Lee Roth released his debut solo album Eat ‘Em and Smile, marking his first full length project after parting ways with Van Halen. Backed by a powerhouse band featuring Steve Vai on guitar, Billy Sheehan on bass, and
On this day July 7, 1986, The Beach Boys released the compilation album Made in USA, a career spanning collection that celebrated their legacy with a mix of classic hits and newer material. Released through Capitol Records, the double LP offered fans a reminder of
On this day July 7, 1986, Doug E Fresh released his debut album Oh My God, a bold and energetic entry into the golden age of hip hop. Known as the original human beatbox, Doug E Fresh brought vocal percussion to the forefront, combining his
On this day July 7, 1986, Wham! released their greatest hits compilation album The Final. The album served as a closing chapter for the duo, capturing their biggest hits before George Michael launched his solo career. The Final included chart topping songs like Wake Me
On this day July 6, 1987, Elton John released Live in Australia with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, a powerful live album that captured one of the most unique performances of his career. Recorded in December 1986 at the Sydney Entertainment Centre, the concert featured Elton
On this day July 6, 1985, Sussudio by Phil Collins reached number one on the US Billboard Hot 100, where it remained through July 12. Released as the lead single from his third solo album No Jacket Required, the song became one of Collins’s most
On this day July 6, 1981, Pat Benatar released her third studio album Precious Time, a high energy mix of rock grit and emotional edge that pushed her to the top of the charts. The album debuted strong and climbed to number one on the
On this day July 6, 1984, Public Image Ltd released their fourth studio album This Is What You Want… This Is What You Get, marking a shift toward a more structured, accessible sound while still carrying their post punk roots. With John Lydon as the
On this day July 6, 1986, Quiet Riot released their fifth studio album QR III, a record that marked a stylistic shift for the band as they leaned further into keyboard driven hard rock with a polished production style. Following the commercial success of Metal