It’s 50 Years Ago Today And Here’s How You LivedWe lived a bit differently 50 years ago than we do today.Randy McDaniel
50 Years Ago: Keith Moon Hospitalized After Trashing Another Hotel RoomWho drummer continued his litany of personal disasters when he trashed a room and collapsed in August 1976.Martin Kielty
45 Years Ago: Stevie Wonder Emerges as a Visionary With ‘Innervisions’The very adult LP was where the former child star became a man in full. Nick DeRiso
55 Years Ago: Eric Clapton’s First Band, the Roosters, Breaks UpBack then, the future Yardbirds legend was still far from polished. Dave Lifton
35 Years Ago: Metallica Start the Thrash Revolution With ‘Kill ‘Em All’Metallica’s debut album, 'Kill 'Em All,' came out on July 25, 1983, and helped start the thrash revolution.Jon Wiederhorn
50 Years Ago: Al Kooper Joins Michael Bloomfield and Stephen Stills for ‘Super Session’That time keyboardist and record-company exec Kooper organized a bluesy "supergroup."Rob Smith
50 Years Ago: The Beatles Get Animated in ‘Yellow Submarine’A film based on one of the band's songs has delighted audiences since its 1968 release.Dave Lifton
30 Years Ago: Slayer Release ‘South of Heaven’On July 5, 1988, Slayer released 'South of Heaven,' their follow-up to the fiery 'Reign in Blood.' Get the anniversary story inside.Jon Wiederhorn
50 Years Ago: Crosby, Stills and Nash Sing Together for First TimeAn informal jam at a party in July 1968 showed David Crosby, Graham Nash and Stephen Stills that their voices blended perfectly together. Dave Lifton
45 Years Ago: Joe Walsh Barnstorms Through ‘The Smoker You Drink … ’Second time's the charm for future Eagle's first solo band.Rob Smith