No one is sick of these songs yet, apparently, no matter how many times they get played on classic rock stations. The “King of Pop…
No one is sick of these songs yet, apparently, no matter how many times they get played on classic rock stations.
The “King of Pop,” Michael Jackson, will always reign supreme in the hearts of fans. But he’s been dethroned by another band when it comes to history’s best-selling album of all time.
Hamilton suggested that some sort of fund be set up to allow fans to purchase “Thriller” en masse for “at risk youths.” As of now, his tweet had only been retweeted two times, but fans could be seeing the beginnings of a musical mass action to reverse history.
There’s no doubt that the Eagles are one of history’s most successful bands. The band formed in California in 1971 and they had enough hits by 1975 to release a greatest hits album. Founding member Glenn Frey died on January 18,2016, leaving Don Henley as the most well-known living member. Shortly after Frey died, the Star Tribune released an article explaining why people love the band. The author said they are loved because they “gave a fresh, peaceful, easy feeling in a turbulent era of psychedelic and hard rock” as well as because they made “pretty, catchy, singalong music, with lovely harmonies, meticulous sounds and well-crafted words.”
