THE ALBUM OF THE DAY
RUSH...Rush (1974)
Rush was released 40 years ago today in 1974. It reached number 105 on the U.S. Billboard album charts.
(vinyl, CD, Allmusic review)
ROCK BIRTHDAYS FOR MARCH 1
Roger Daltrey of the Who is 70; Mike
D'Abo formerly with Manfred Mann is 70; Bill Leen from the
Gin Blossoms is 52; Ryan Peake from Nickelback is 41; Sean Woolstenhulme
formerly with Lifehouse is 33;
ON THIS DATE
1958 Buddy Holly begins a tour of the U.K., the only one he would do
1966 Gene Clark quits the Byrds
1967
The Animals refuse to perform a concert in Ottawa because they want to
be paid in advance. They are not so therefore the show is cancelled and a
riot ensues, causing thousands of dollars in damage to the arena
1969
Jim Morrison of The Doors supposedly exposes himself at a concert in
Miami. Maybe he did, maybe he didn't, but he was later arrested for
profanity and lewd behavior
1982 Death Wish II soundtrack by Jimmy Page is released
1994
The last show ever for Nirvana is in Munich, Germany. Also that same
day at the Grammys: Soul Asylum - "Runaway Train" Best Rock Song, Ozzy
Osbourne - "I Don't Want To Change The World" Best Metal Performance
1995
At the Grammys: Bruce Springsteen - "Streets Of Philadelphia" Song Of
The Year, Soundgarden - "Black Hole Sun" Best Hard Rock Performance,
Spoonman Best Metal Performance, Melissa Etheridge - "Come To My Window"
Best Rock Performance-Female. That same evening R.E.M.'s drummer, Bill
Berry, suffers a brain aneurysm and has to leave the stage.
2005
The Jimi Hendrix estate wins another court battle as they stop Purple
Haze Records from selling a bootleg concert from 1969.
2008 Linkin Park has to cancel shows in Albuquerque and El Paso after Chester Bennington has a respiratory infection
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