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On this day, November 9, 1985, Canadian rock band Helix released their fifth studio album, Long Way to Heaven. Known for its high-energy rock anthems, the album featured hits like “Deep Cuts the Knife,” which became one of Helix’s signature songs. Long Way to Heaven marked a successful moment...
On this day, November 9, 1985, W.A.S.P. released their second studio album, The Last Command. Known for its intense energy and rebellious spirit, the album features tracks like “Wild Child” and “Blind in Texas,” which became fan favorites and helped establish W.A.S.P. as a force in the heavy...
On this day, November 9, 1985, White Lion released their debut album, Fight to Survive, in Japan. Featuring powerful tracks like “Broken Heart” and “All the Fallen Men,” the album introduced fans to White Lion’s blend of melodic rock and hard-hitting riffs. Though initially released in Japan...
On this day, November 9, 1985, Twisted Sister released their fourth studio album, Come Out and Play. Known for its hard-hitting tracks and rebellious energy, the album featured fan favorites like “Leader of the Pack” and “Be Chrool to Your Scuel.” Although it didn’t reach the same heights as...
On this day, November 9, 1985, The Wrestling Album, the debut music album by WWF wrestlers, was released. Featuring popular wrestlers of the era performing and participating in music tracks, the album quickly gained traction among wrestling fans, reaching #84 on the Billboard charts. With catchy...
On this day, November 9, 1985, the iconic “Miami Vice Theme” by Jan Hammer became the #1 song in America, holding the top spot from November 9 to 15. Known for its sleek, synth-heavy sound, the theme perfectly captured the style and energy of the hit TV series Miami Vice. Jan Hammer’s...
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