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The heavy metal legends will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the record that was a "defining moment" for their career.

His hit-making post-Beatles group was moving forward with the same lineup for the first (and, turns out, only) time.

His passing was confirmed by Louie Shelton, the producer who helped them define a new genre.

The decade where music hit its groove.

He appeared on both "Space Oddity" and "Madman Across the Water."

Now any home can be a motor city madhouse.

Each single issued over his first five solo years reached the Billboard Top 40 – and two of them hit No. 1.

Some are bad poetry, while others spark head-scratching confusion. Still others are just plain wrong.

If you grew up in the ’80s, these snapshots will feel like your own family album.

Despite all achieving a significant level of success, these talented groups tend to be overlooked by rock fans today.

A look at those we've lost.

Mazel tov!