After Queen singer Freddie Mercury’s death in the fall of 1991, musicians confronted the AIDS crisis head-on. The band’s remaining... more

This week, we take a brief pit stop in our crazy ride through 1992 for something extra special: an intimate... more

A feel-good alternative to hard-edged gangsta rap, Arrested Development burst out of Atlanta bearing messages of peace, love, and unity.... more

Vanessa Williams’ hit ballad “Save the Best for Last” spent five weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100,... more

In part 2 of the extraordinary tale of hair metal taking its last, glorious gasp as grunge and alternative swept... more

Guns N’ Roses’ 1992 hit “November Rain” was more than just an epic, nine-minute power ballad for the ages. It... more

After scoring a No. 1 smash with her version of the Prince song “Nothing Compares 2 U” and winning Video... more

This week, we take a brief pit stop in our crazy ride through 1992 for something extra juicy: an unfiltered,... more

With their unauthorized sampling, outrageous PR stunts, and signature ice cream van, the KLF set out to blow up the... more

With her groundbreaking 1992 debut album, Little Earthquakes, Tori Amos paired pianos with guitars and shook the music world to... more

Rapper Ice-T faced major backlash after he and his heavy-metal side project Body Count released their dark, menacing track “Cop... more

With his steamy good looks and painted-on jeans, muscley, mulletted country newcomer Billy Ray Cyrus came out of nowhere with... more

Sophie B. Hawkins dominated the airwaves with her 1992 debut single, “Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover,” a song... more

“Oh… my… God, Becky. Look. At. Her. Butt.” It may be one of the most unforgettable opening lines of a... more

1992: The year of big-butt anthems, achy-breaky hearts, and Madonna’s Sex book. The year that Boyz II Men and Whitney... more