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The pop-rock singer/guitarist who enjoyed massive success through his 1976 live album Frampton Comes Alive.
The pop-rock group that recorded hits such as ""Come Sail Away"" and ""Babe,"" which later suffered severe inter-group turmoil due to disagreements over a concept album about robots.
Arena rock, ""Saturday Night Fever,"" the Son of Sam killings, and other events and trends of 1977 are discussed.
The hard-core rapper turned actor, who endured the ire of police groups and politicians because of his controversial lyrics.
A look back at highlights from the series' first three seasons.
The folk singer/songwriter who faced a backlash after converting to Islam and making controversial remarks about author Salman Rushdie.
The fun-loving Canadian rock band known for hits like ""One Week.""
The rock turned adult contemporary band that stayed together for decades through countless line-up and format changes, recording over 30 top 40 hits.
The late '80s teen pop star known for hits like ""Could've Been.""
The Welsh rock group with ties to The Beatles that eventually saw two members commit suicide.
The rockabilly singer who recorded three top ten hits with the Stray Cats, and later enjoyed a resurgence almost two decades later with his own orchestra.
The successful rapper and protegé of Dr. Dre who faced a murder charge following a confrontation between his bodyguard and another man.
The rock band known for hits such as ""Higher"" and ""With Arms Wide Open.""
The final years of the life of the rock legend, which he mainly spent caring for youngest son Sean.
The Portland, Oregon-based rock trio, whose songs mostly dealt with issues of familial strife.
A look at the battle over the Napster file-sharing service, popular artists licensing their songs for commercials, and other issues that dominated the music industry in 2000.
The popular 1978 movie musical starring John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John.
The Bay Area-based rock band that was a steady chart presence throughout the 1980s, landing three #1 hits including ""The Power of Love.""
The San Francisco-based pop-rock group that enjoyed tremendous success throughout the 1980s behind such songs as ""Open Arms"" and ""Don't Stop Believin'.""
The Bay Area-based rock group that received both major FM radio airplay and pop chart success throughout the 1970s behind hits like ""China Grove"" and ""What a Fool Believes.""
The English-born singer who remained a chart presence for nearly three decades, with hits in genres ranging from rock to disco to adult contemporary.
A look at the hit 1983 film in which Jennifer Beals starred as a welder with professional dance aspirations.
The 1977 disco film that spawned one of the biggest-selling soundtracks of all time.
The rocker, known for ""Rebel Yell,"" who battled alcohol and drugs and suffered severe injuries in a motorcycle accident.
The popular metal band, formed in the 1980s, which continued to sell despite a lack of radio airplay.
A look at the failed attempt to rally American youth against President Nixon and other events of 1972.
The origins of disco and punk and other musical events of 1975 are discussed.
The blues-rock group that lost one member to a drug overdose and had another undergo gastric bypass surgery to save his life.
The success of power ballads, the launch of MTV and other trends and events of 1981.
The successful crossover of several ""alternative"" bands like R.E.M. is among the events discussed from 1987.
The suicide of Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain tops the list of musical, political and social events discussed from 1994.
The white R&B/pop singer and actor who got his start as a teen singing on his family's series The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet.
The famed New York rapper who was slain in 1997 in a case that has yet to be solved.
The alternative rock/punk band known for such hits as ""When I Come Around.""
The pop singer/songwriter who recorded 35 top 40 hits between the mid 1960s and early 1980s.
