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  1. On This Day October 15 1984 - Manowar Released the Album Sign of the Hammer

    On This Day October 15 1984 - Manowar Released the Album Sign of the Hammer

    On this day October 15 1984, Manowar released Sign of the Hammer, their fourth studio album and a defining statement of the band’s epic, mythic brand of heavy metal. Known for their powerful sound and unapologetic dedication to the genre, Manowar delivered an album filled with battle anthems...
  2. On This Day October 15 1988 - Motörhead Released the Live Album Nö Sleep at All

    On This Day October 15 1988 - Motörhead Released the Live Album Nö Sleep at All

    On this day October 15 1988, Motorhead released No Sleep at All, a live album that captured the band’s raw power and relentless energy on stage. Recorded during their European tour, the album showcased the ferocious performances that made Motorhead one of the loudest and most uncompromising acts...
  3. On This Day September 29, 1986 – Eye of the Zombie by John Fogerty Was Released

    On This Day September 29, 1986 – Eye of the Zombie by John Fogerty Was Released

    On this day September 29, 1986 Eye of the Zombie by John Fogerty was released. The former Creedence Clearwater Revival frontman’s fourth solo album showcased a darker, more modern sound, blending rock, blues, and soul influences while tackling socially conscious themes. The album featured...
  4. On This Day September 29, 1986 – Chicago 18 by Chicago Was Released

    On This Day September 29, 1986 – Chicago 18 by Chicago Was Released

    On this day September 29, 1986 Chicago 18 by Chicago was released. The band’s fifteenth studio album marked a new chapter in their career, introducing a refreshed lineup and a more contemporary pop rock sound that connected with a new generation of listeners. The album featured memorable tracks...
  5. On This Day September 29, 1987 – The Uplift Mofo Party Plan by Red Hot Chili Peppers Was Released

    On This Day September 29, 1987 – The Uplift Mofo Party Plan by Red Hot Chili Peppers Was Released

    On this day September 29, 1987 The Uplift Mofo Party Plan by Red Hot Chili Peppers was released. The band’s third studio album marked a major step forward in their evolution, refining their explosive fusion of funk, punk, and rock into a more cohesive and confident sound. The album featured...
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  6. On This Day September 28, 1983 – DaDa by Alice Cooper Was Released

    On This Day September 28, 1983 – DaDa by Alice Cooper Was Released

    On this day September 28, 1983 DaDa by Alice Cooper was released. The shock rock legend’s eighth solo album marked one of the most experimental and theatrical entries in his discography, blending surreal storytelling with dark, atmospheric rock and artful production. Produced by Bob Ezrin, DaDa...
  7. On This Day September 27, 1986 – Metallica Bassist Cliff Burton Was Killed in a Tour Bus Accident in Sweden During The Master of Puppets Tour

    On This Day September 27, 1986 – Metallica Bassist Cliff Burton Was Killed in a Tour Bus Accident in Sweden During The Master of Puppets Tour

    On this day September 27, 1986 Metallica suffered a devastating loss when bassist Cliff Burton was killed in a tour bus accident in Sweden during The Master of Puppets tour. Burton was only 24 years old, and his death marked one of the most tragic moments in heavy music history. Cliff Burton...
  8. On This Day September 26, 1988 – Boingo Alive by Oingo Boingo Was Released

    On This Day September 26, 1988 – Boingo Alive by Oingo Boingo Was Released

    On this day September 26, 1988 Boingo Alive by Oingo Boingo was released. Recorded live in a studio setting without an audience, the double album presented reimagined versions of the band’s most popular songs, capturing the raw energy and spontaneity of their live performances while maintaining...
  9. On This Day September 26, 1986 – Vigilante by Magnum Was Released

    On This Day September 26, 1986 – Vigilante by Magnum Was Released

    On this day September 26, 1986 Vigilante by Magnum was released. The album marked a significant step forward for the British rock band, blending melodic rock with powerful anthems and polished production that expanded their sound and appeal. Produced by Roger Taylor of Queen, Vigilante featured...
  10. On This Day September 26, 1983 – Shout at the Devil by Motley Crue Was Released

    On This Day September 26, 1983 – Shout at the Devil by Motley Crue Was Released

    On this day September 26, 1983 Shout at the Devil by Motley Crue was released. Serving as the band’s second studio album, it marked their breakthrough into mainstream success and cemented their reputation as one of the defining acts of the 1980s heavy metal scene. The album delivered a louder...
  11. On This Day September 26, 1989 – Laughter by The Mighty Lemon Drops Was Released

    On This Day September 26, 1989 – Laughter by The Mighty Lemon Drops Was Released

    On this day September 26, 1989 Laughter by The Mighty Lemon Drops was released. The band’s third studio album marked a more polished and melodic evolution of their sound, blending jangly guitar driven rock with thoughtful songwriting and catchy hooks. Laughter captured the band at a creative...
  12. On This Day September 25, 1981 – The Rolling Stones Opened Their US Tour in Philadelphia

    On This Day September 25, 1981 – The Rolling Stones Opened Their US Tour in Philadelphia

    On this day September 25, 1981 The Rolling Stones kicked off their highly anticipated US tour with a massive concert in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The tour supported their album Tattoo You and marked one of the biggest rock events of the early 80s, drawing huge crowds and critical acclaim. The...
  13. On This Day September 25, 1980 – Led Zeppelin Drummer John Bonham Was Found Dead by Bandmate John Paul Jones

    On This Day September 25, 1980 – Led Zeppelin Drummer John Bonham Was Found Dead by Bandmate John Paul Jones

    On this day September 25, 1980 legendary Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham was found dead by bandmate John Paul Jones at the age of 32. Bonham’s sudden death marked a devastating moment in rock history and ultimately led to the breakup of one of the most influential bands of all time. Known for...
  14. On This Day September 25, 1982 – Abracadabra by the Steve Miller Band Became the Number One Song in America for the Second Time

    On This Day September 25, 1982 – Abracadabra by the Steve Miller Band Became the Number One Song in America for the Second Time

    On this day September 25, 1982 the Steve Miller Band’s single Abracadabra returned to the top of the Billboard Hot 100, becoming the number one song in America for the second time. Originally released earlier that year, the track had already topped the charts before climbing back again due to...
  15. On This Day September 24, 1984 – The Honeydrippers Released Volume One

    On This Day September 24, 1984 – The Honeydrippers Released Volume One

    On this day September 24, 1984 The Honeydrippers released their EP Volume One. Formed by Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin, the group was a side project that paid tribute to the rhythm and blues music of the 1950s and early 1960s. The record featured covers of classic songs such as Sea of Love and...
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  16. On This Day September 24, 1984 – David Bowie Released Tonight

    On This Day September 24, 1984 – David Bowie Released Tonight

    On this day September 24, 1984 David Bowie released his sixteenth studio album, Tonight. Following the massive success of Let’s Dance, Bowie shifted toward a more relaxed and pop influenced sound, blending reggae, soul, and rock elements throughout the record. The album included the hit single...
  17. On This Day September 24, 1980 – Utopia Released Deface the Music

    On This Day September 24, 1980 – Utopia Released Deface the Music

    On this day September 24, 1980 Utopia released their fifth studio album, Deface the Music. Known for their experimental style, the band took a creative turn with this record by crafting songs that closely resembled the sound and style of The Beatles. The album featured tracks like I Just Want...
  18. On This Day September 23, 1986 – Boston Released Third Stage

    On This Day September 23, 1986 – Boston Released Third Stage

    On this day September 23, 1986 Boston released their third studio album, Third Stage. After an eight year gap since their previous album, the band returned with a polished and powerful collection that quickly became a major success. Third Stage featured the chart topping single Amanda, which...
  19. On This Day September 23, 1986 – Tina Turner Released Break Every Rule

    On This Day September 23, 1986 – Tina Turner Released Break Every Rule

    On this day September 23, 1986 Tina Turner released her sixth studio album, Break Every Rule. Following the massive success of her comeback album Private Dancer, Turner continued her dominance of the decade with a record that blended rock, pop, and soulful ballads. The album featured standout...
  20. On This Day September 23, 1985 – 10,000 Maniacs Released The Wishing Chair

    On This Day September 23, 1985 – 10,000 Maniacs Released The Wishing Chair

    On this day September 23, 1985 10,000 Maniacs released their second studio album, The Wishing Chair. Produced by Joe Boyd, the album showcased the band’s unique blend of folk rock, alternative sounds, and socially conscious lyrics that would become their signature style throughout the decade...
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