In this special April Fools Day post, Angie Moon talks about fake bands from TV and movies.
Category: The Diversity of Classic Rock
Every Black #1 of the 60s, 70s, and 80s
An analysis of American and British chart toppers of the 60s, 70s, and 80s. How many songs were performed by black musicians?
Musicians who got me to love the 80s
My specialties and first loves are the 60s and 70s and I once thought the 80s were cheesy and lame. I was wrong. Here are 15 bands that changed my mind about the 80s.
Music Video History: Music Videos in the pre-MTV era
A history of the network MTV, music videos made before the MTV era, the precursor to music videos, and about the purpose of music videos.
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Five Musicians Who Almost Joined The Rolling Stones
The Rolling Stones didn't just have an awesome lineup, they also had quite a few famous musicians who almost joined the band. Find out who almost was a Rolling Stone!
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The Best Shoes in Classic Rock
Angie Moon writes about popular shoes from the 60s and 70s as worn and popularised by classic rockers.
30 Before The Fame Moments in Classic Rock
Angie Moon writes about 30 before the fame moments in classic rock. Listen to your favourite classic rockers before they got famous!
Disabled Musicians of Classic Rock
A list of classic rock stars who have disabilities or have dealt with mental illness.
Memeing in the 90s: Meme Songs of the 90s
Angie Moon writes about songs from the 90s that had a revival in popularity thanks to memes and viral videos.
The Diversity (or lack thereof) of Classic Rock Radio Playlists: Chicago
Angie Moon's analysis of the diversity of classic rock radio playlists in Chicago. Looking at nationality, gender/sexual orientation, ethnicity, and eras of music.
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