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They had plenty of success by any other measure.

Some are bad poetry, while others spark head-scratching confusion. Still others are just plain wrong.

If you grew up in the ’80s, these snapshots will feel like your own family album.

Mazel tov!

Often the anchor, rarely a throwaway, these key songs hold together many timeless LPs.

Which stories are true, and which aren't? Let's count them down.

A salute to veterans who served their country.

"It will certainly frame his musical legacy in a very positive way," co-author Ken Sharp tells UCR. "It's not a dirt book and there's so much new ground on his pre-Kiss bands."

Is there something fans should know? Bassist John Taylor has answers.

Between 1975 and 1987 the Buckingham-Nicks years yielded more than 75 songs over five albums and assorted outtakes and B-sides.

It remains one of the most important and emotional performances of the band's unfortunately brief career.

Sometimes, the frontman takes a backseat.