Released alongside American Gigolo, Blondie's song, which featured a mix of electronic dance music and rock, debuted at No. 80 on the Billboard Hot 100 and eventually climbed to No. 1, spending six ...

A 20-minute-and-33-second Yes classic from 1973 is still remembered for its flowing music, inventive arrangements and huge progressive rock sound.

A backstage vocal warm-up stole the show ...

But the song was cut way down for a radio edit, and its music video was also edited by MTV. Written by guitarist George Kooymans, “Twilight Zone” was highlighted by a spoken-word intro, a pulsating ...

We count down the greatest album artworks of the 1980s, where bold visual ideas matched the groundbreaking musical statements ...

The 1980s was a singular era in rock and roll. The decade ushered in the advent—and renaissance—of a number of genres, including post-punk, heavy metal, dance rock, and thrash metal. Even the hard and ...

The unusual structure, fictional hometown, and chorus-teasing guitar solo behind Journey’s 18×-Platinum arena-rock anthem.

When you close your eyes and think back to the summer of 1982, there's a good chance that the the pulsing beat and unmistakable punch of "Eye of the Tiger," start thrumming in your head. It's hard to ...

SFGATE's Karen Palmer spends an evening among the relics.

They come to Tahoe for the outdoors — the water, the trees and the fresh air. In the winter, guests plan trips around big ...

In his lyrics, Reyne also described scenes of midday masturbation, featuring "mother's little helper" (a vibrator), "repeated ...