In the early 90s, Guns N Roses’ lead vocalist, Axl Rose used Past Life Regression Therapy to uncover childhood memories. And while he was on a quest for answers—nothing would prepare him for the disturbing things he was about to learn.
Just when it seemed like Frank Zappa had finally found the appreciation he deserved, he was diagnosed with a disease that had been silently spreading for years.
When iconic keyboardist Keith Emerson took his own life before he was supposed to tour Japan, fans were shocked.
There’s a reason more than one person claimed Stevie Ray Vaughan reduced the stage to a pile of smoking cinders—his guitar didn’t just sing, it blazed.
Layne Staley of Alice In Chains has been recognized by many sources as one of the most talented and unique voices of 90s grunge.
Dale Evans reigned as “Queen of the West”, with a career spanning several decades. And while she was no stranger to tragedy, her end was both heartbreaking and chilling.
When Gene Clark died, his bandmates called him, “A hero, our savior”—but just a few years earlier, those same bandmates had betrayed a struggling Clark for the pettiest reason imaginable.
In 2017, Joan Baez took to Facebook to share a brand new song titled, “Nasty Man”—and she wrote it from heartbreak.
Robert Plant is a music icon—but it took mountains of scandal, controversy, and tragedy to get there.
After a show, Shannon Hoon went out on his own in New Orleans. The next day, a crew member went to check his bunk—and made a disturbing discovery.
Hillel Slovak rose to greatness with the iconic rock band the Red Hot Chili Peppers—but he had demons, and they were waiting in the wings to bring this ground-breaking guitarist to a tragic and early grave.
After Lemmy Kilmister died, his wild life was reflected in the absolutely deranged way his friends dealt with his remains.
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