The Flaming Lips breakthrough with Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots.
1996 top bands include Belle & Sebastian, Beck, Modest Mouse and more.
Releases from Miles Davis, Ray Charles, Dave Brubeck Quartet, John Fahey, Dinah Washington and more.
We’ve gotten some great input from our XPN listeners on what they think was the greatest year in music.
The Denver band exceeds expectations with its debut album and first performance at the XPoNential Music Festival.
If you’re going by record sales, 1982 has to be the Greatest Year in Music.
Plus landmark releases from Santana, Grateful Dead, Simon & Garfunkel and more.
Scott McKenzie captured the aura of 1967 in his song “San Francisco (Flowers in Your Hair).”
A New Zealand teenager stuns the world, while a Philadelphia-via-Alabama songwriter stuns the blogs.
“Rock Around the Clock” puts rock ‘n’ roll on the map for good.