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On this day, October 31, 1986, Possessed released their second album, Beyond the Gates. Known for their pioneering influence in the death metal genre, Possessed followed up their debut with an album that blended thrash intensity with darker, more atmospheric elements. Beyond the Gates featured...
On this day, October 30, 1985, Anthrax released their second album, Spreading the Disease. This album marked the debut of Joey Belladonna as the lead singer and Frank Bello as the bassist, introducing a new era for the band. The album reached #113 on the Billboard charts and featured tracks like...
On this day, October 29, 1982, Hawkwind released their 13th album, Choose Your Masques. Known for its signature blend of space rock and electronic sounds, the album reached #29 on the UK charts. Choose Your Masques features tracks that encapsulate the band’s evolving style and experimental edge...
On this day, October 29, 1983, the final episode of The Dukes animated series aired on CBS. The show, based on the popular live-action series The Dukes of Hazzard, featured the animated adventures of the Duke boys as they raced around the world to win prize money and save the family farm...
On this day, October 29, 1982, The New Odd Couple premiered on ABC. A remake of the classic sitcom, this version starred Ron Glass as Felix and Demond Wilson as Oscar, bringing a fresh dynamic to the iconic mismatched roommates. Despite its modern take on the classic premise, the show only ran...
On this day, October 26, 1985, 35 years ago, Marty McFly traveled back 30 years to 1955. In Back to the Future, Marty stayed in 1955 for a week, navigating the challenges of time travel, reuniting his teenage parents, and ensuring his own existence before returning to 1985 just moments after he...
On this day, October 27, 1980, the sitcom Ladies’ Man premiered on CBS. The show followed the life of a magazine editor navigating life in a household full of women. Despite its relatable humor and interesting premise, Ladies’ Man only ran for one season with a total of 16 episodes before it was...
On this day, October 26, 1984, Terror in the Aisles premiered in theaters. Directed by Andrew J. Kuehn and starring Donald Pleasence and Nancy Allen, this horror documentary compiled some of the most thrilling and terrifying scenes from classic horror movies, offering fans a unique look at what...
On this day, October 25, 1988, Frank Zappa released You Can’t Do That on Stage Anymore, Vol. 2, the second installment of his extensive live album series. This double album captured Zappa’s legendary live performances from his 1974 Helsinki concerts, showcasing his virtuosic musicianship and...
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Bay City Blues Premiered on NBC, October 25, 1983
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On this day, October 25, 1983, Bay City Blues premiered on NBC. The series, which starred Dennis Franz and Sharon Stone, followed the lives of minor league baseball players and their families. Despite its...
On this day, October 25, 1986, Cyndi Lauper’s hit single “True Colors” became the #1 song in America. The song remained at the top of the Billboard charts from October 25 to November 7 and also reached #1 in Canada and Chile. Its message of embracing individuality and showing your true self...
On this day, October 25, 1980, Barbra Streisand’s “Woman in Love” hit #1 on the Billboard charts. The song held the #1 spot in America from October 25 to November 14 and was also a chart-topper in numerous countries, including the UK, Canada, Australia, and Germany. Written by the Bee Gees, the...
On this day, October 25, 1985, W.A.S.P. released their hard-hitting single “Blind in Texas.” The song quickly became one of the band’s anthems, with its energetic, rebellious spirit and powerful rock sound. Featured on their second album The Last Command, “Blind in Texas” remains a fan favorite...
On this day, October 24, 1983, Frankie Goes to Hollywood released their iconic single “Relax.” The song became a massive hit and a defining track of the ‘80s, with its infectious beat and controversial lyrics. Despite being banned by the BBC for its suggestive content, “Relax” topped the charts...
On this day, October 24, 1983, Billy Idol released the iconic single “Rebel Yell.” The song, with its rebellious energy and powerful guitar riffs, became one of Idol’s signature tracks and a major hit during the ’80s. Featured on his second studio album of the same name, “Rebel Yell” helped...
On this day, October 24, 1981, the made-for-TV horror movie Dark Night of the Scarecrow premiered. Directed by Frank De Felitta, the film quickly gained a cult following for its eerie atmosphere and chilling storyline. The movie follows the story of a wrongfully accused man who returns as a...
On this day, October 24, 1989, The Smithereens released their third album 11. The album peaked at #41 on the Billboard charts and featured the hit single “A Girl Like You,” which became a fan favorite. Known for their blend of rock and power pop, 11 helped establish the band as a staple of late...
On this day, October 24, 1988, Dead Can Dance released their fourth album The Serpent’s Egg. Known for its haunting and ethereal sound, the album is considered one of the band’s masterpieces, blending elements of world music, gothic, and classical styles. The Serpent’s Egg became a cult favorite...
released her third album Into a Secret Land. The album showcased her unique blend of synth-pop and European dance music, reaching #9 in Switzerland. With hits like “Secret Land” and “We’ll Be Together,” the album solidified Sandra’s place as a leading voice in ’80s pop music.
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On this day, October 24, 1984, Japanese singer-songwriter Miyuki Nakajima released her 11th album Hajimemashite. The album became a major success in Japan, hitting #1 on the charts. Known for her powerful lyrics and unique voice, Nakajima continued to captivate audiences with her storytelling...
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