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On this day August 15 1983, Next Position Please arrived as the seventh studio album from Cheap Trick. Produced by Todd Rundgren, the record leaned into a polished power pop sound while still keeping the band’s signature rock edge. The album delivered catchy hooks, tight harmonies, and a mix of...
On this day August 15 1983, Flick of the Switch hit record stores as the ninth studio album from AC/DC. The band stripped things back for this release, aiming for a raw and unpolished sound that returned to the basics of their hard rock roots. Self produced by the band, the album showcased their...
On this day August 15 1981, Pretenders II arrived as the second studio album from The Pretenders, solidifying the band’s status as one of the most compelling rock acts of the early 80s. Building on the success of their debut, the album blends sharp songwriting, driving guitar work, and Chrissie...
On this day August 15 1981, Give the People What They Want hit record stores, marking the nineteenth studio album from British rock legends The Kinks. By the early 80s, the band had already established themselves as one of the most important groups in rock history, but this release showed they...
On this day August 15 1980, Panorama was released, marking the third studio album by The Cars. Stepping away from the pure pop rock sound that had defined their first two albums, the band explored a darker and more experimental direction. With layered synthesizers, offbeat rhythms, and moody...
On this day August 15 1989, Starship released their third studio album Love Among the Cannibals, marking a shift toward a harder edged rock sound compared to their previous pop oriented releases. The album featured a mix of polished production and more guitar driven tracks, showcasing a...
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