Category: SAY IT’S YOUR BIRTHDAY

15 years ago today, Garbage released Bleed Like Me. A revolution is the solution. Read our Five Questions with Shirley

25 years ago today, Pavement released Wowee Zowee. There is no castration fear in a chair. Read our Pavement Over/Under:

30 years ago today, Lou Reed & John Cale released Songs For Drella. Andy walking. Andy tired. Andy take a

50 years ago today, Elton John released his self-titled second (first in the U.S.) album. His gift is his song,

30 years ago today, Public Enemy released Fear Of A Black Planet. We still really don’t think Elvis was straight-up

20 years ago today, the Hives released Veni Vidi Vicious. A get together to tear it apart. Read our cover

55 year ago today, Bruce Johnston replaced Glen Campbell, who had replaced Brian Wilson, in the live lineup of the

45 years ago today, Aerosmith released Toys In The Attic. Real's a dream. Read John Brodeur (Bird Streets) in MAGNET

25 years ago today, the Dandy Warhols released debut album Dandys Rule OK. Sure, why not? Read our classic Q&A:

10 years ago today, Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings released I Learned The Hard Way. We’ll still be true. Read

15 years ago today, Okkervil River released Black Sheep Boy. For real. Read our Okkervil cover Q&A with Will by

40 years ago today, R.E.M. played its first show, in Athens, Ga.; one year earlier to the day, Duran Duran

10 years ago today, David Byrne & Fatboy Slim released Here Lies Love. 90 minutes of Marcos. Check out our

20 years ago today, Smog released Dongs Of Sevotion. Tiller kunes. Read Ryan Monroe (Band Of Horses) in MAGNET on