On this day August 18 1983, Kajagoogoo released their debut album White Feathers . Riding the wave of synth driven pop that defined much of the early 80s, the album delivered a polished mix of catchy melodies, bright keyboard hooks and the distinctive vocals of
On this day August 18 1986, ABBA released their first live album simply titled ABBA Live. Capturing performances from their 1977 and 1979 tours, the record offered fans a chance to hear the Swedish supergroup’s hits in an energetic concert setting. It featured classics such
On this day August 18 1986, Kicking Against the Pricks was released, marking the third album from Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds. This collection stood out as the band’s first covers album, reinterpreting songs from a wide range of artists including Johnny Cash, Lou
On this day August 18 1986, Silk and Steel was released, marking the second studio album by British pop group Five Star. The record solidified their position as one of the UK’s leading pop and R&B acts of the decade, blending smooth harmonies with polished
On this day August 18 1986, True as Steel was released, marking the third studio album from German heavy metal band Warlock. Fronted by powerhouse vocalist Doro Pesch, the album brought the band greater international attention with its mix of melodic hooks and driving metal
On this day August 18 1982, a housing project in Liverpool honored its most famous musical export by naming four streets after The Beatles. The development included thoroughfares bearing the names of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr, giving fans a permanent
On this day August 18 1986, Slippery When Wet was released, becoming the third album by Bon Jovi and their most successful yet. It transformed the band from rising rockers into stadium headliners with a powerful blend of big choruses, slick production, and anthemic rock
On this day August 18 1987, Debbie Gibson released her debut album Out of the Blue, an impressive achievement for a 16 year old singer and songwriter. Every song on the album was written by her, showcasing remarkable talent and confidence at such a young
On this day August 18 1980, Drama marked a new chapter for progressive rock band Yes as they released their tenth studio album. This record came during a transitional period for the group, with Trevor Horn and Geoff Downes of The Buggles joining to replace
On this day August 17 1984, W.A.S.P. released their self titled debut album, a raw and aggressive statement that made an immediate mark on the heavy metal scene. Known for their theatrical stage shows and confrontational image, the band delivered a collection of tracks that