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The 1973 classic had logged more than 730 weeks after debuting on the weekly Top 200 listing.

The "Hollywood vampires" of the early-to-mid-'70s are providing the inspiration for an upcoming release by a man who's spent a career exploring the dark and ghoulish. In a new interview, Alice Cooper gives a few details about the covers album he's currently recording.

They eventually boasted multilayered vocals and ringing guitar notes, but didn't start out that way.

Classic rock group Nazareth has had two defining songs in their career, "Love Hurts" which peaked at #8 on the Billboard Top 40 in 1975, and "Hair of the Dog" in that same year, which dominated Album Oriented Rock (AOR) airwaves.

The show is called "America's Got Talent", and that is exactly what the name implies when unknown singing sensations surpass their initial stage debut, and jet off to the next round of "real" competition.

Sammy Hagar is going all out for his first solo record in five years.

After more than 40 years together, the members of Foghat have developed a special bond with their fans. So when it came time to add lyrics to their latest single, they knew exactly where to look.

Toto have announced their first full North American tour in almost a decade, a month-and-a-half road trip that will crisscross the continent.

Two years after the stage collapsed in the middle of Cheap Trick's concert at the Ottawa Bluesfest, the band has filed suit against multiple parties involved in the festival, seeking $1 million in compensation.

Pearl Jam have announced the dates for the North American leg of their 2013 tour. It launches on Oct. 11 in Pittsburgh and wraps up Dec. 6 in their hometown of Seattle.

After months of speculation, Eagles drummer Don Henley has revealed which of the band's former guitarists (and yes, we included the bass) will and won't be rejoining them for their 'History of the Eagles' tour.

When I reflect back on all the Science courses I took in high school, Astronomy had to be my favorite.  Probably because I was completely lost in Biology.