Category: SAY IT’S YOUR BIRTHDAY

20 years ago today, Eric Clapton became the first—and, to this day, only—musician to be inducted to the Rock ’N’

10 years ago today, Sparklehorse’s Mark Linkous killed himself. Ghost in the sky. Photo for MAGNET by Dennis Kleiman. Read

10 years ago today, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club released Beat The Devil's Tattoo. Demons and dragons. Read our review of

65 years ago today, Elvis Presley made his television debut on Louisiana Hayride. Radio on the TV. Read our review

55 years ago today, the Kinks released Kinda Kinks. Kinda good. Pixies, Spoon, Neko Case, Okkervil River, of Montreal, Robyn

10 years ago today, Gorillaz released Plastic Beach. Some kind of nature. Read our Gorillaz live review from 2018: Gorillaz

10 year ago today, Portugal. The Man released American Ghetto. This is your hometown.

10 years ago today, Rogue Wave released Permalight. All that remains. Read our classic Rogue Wave feature: Rogue Wave: Shadow

30 years ago today, Cowboy Junkies released The Caution Horses. Thirty summers. Read our Junkies’ live review from last month:

10 years ago today, Frightened Rabbit released The Winter Of Mixed Drinks. Cheers. Read our tribute to Scott Hutchison: A

20 years ago today, Rollins Band released Get Some Go Again. Are you ready? Read Rollins in MAGNET on performing

20 years ago today, the Smashing Pumpkins released Machina/The Machines Of God. Glass ceiling.

25 years ago today, Mike Watt released Ball-Hog Or Tugboat?. Sgt. Watt's Lonely Hearts Club All-Star Band. Read our cover

25 years ago today, Steve Earle released Train A Comin’. Step work. Read our Earle cover story: Steve Earle: Drugstore