Classic rock had a good year in 1976, and these four tunes were just a few of the best and most enduring to come out of that very year.

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Former Ozzy Osbourne guitarist Jake E. Lee offered an update on the two individuals suspected of shooting him last October.

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Below, find three modern country artists who aren't considered part of the outlaw movement, but could be if viewed in the right light.

In March of 1982, a horrific incident claimed the life of Randy Rhoads, forever traumatizing the Osbournes and others who survived.

The year 1989 boasted some interesting music, and especially one-hit wonders. But were they more emblematic of the 80s or 90s?

Mick Fleetwood once recalled a 1970 incident in New Orleans involving Fleetwood Mac, LSD, and driving a car from the backseat.

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In many ways, the 1980s were all about having fun. For evidence of this, check out these three classic rock songs that make us feel good.

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