This Moment in Music History for 10-19-2024

This Moment in Music History for 10-19-2024

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The Cure's Pornography Turns Darkness Into Art

On June 21st, 1982, one of the most innovative and influential albums in rock history was released: The Cure's "Pornography." This dark masterpiece would become the final chapter in what fans and critics would later call the band's "gothic trilogy," following "Seventeen Seconds" ...  Show more

Bowie's Space Oddity Launches Major Tom Into History

On June 20th, 1969, something truly magical happened in the world of rock and roll when David Bowie released his iconic single "Space Oddity" in the United Kingdom. This wasn't just another pop song hitting the airwaves. It was a visionary piece of storytelling that would help de ...  Show more

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