Ranking All Master P Studio Albums
Before becoming the entertainment industry’s Master P, Percy Miller was born and raised in New Orleans as the oldest of five siblings and was heavily into sports. With an athletic scholarship he earned, he briefly…
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Ranking All the Creedence Clearwater Revival Studio Albums
Creedence Clearwater Revival (or CCR for short) didn’t stick around for long, Their first album was released in 1968, and their last in 1972. Yet despite the brevity of their recording career, few other bands…
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Ranking All the Collective Soul Studio Albums
Collective Soul is an American rock band based out of Atlanta, GA. It started up in 1992. After which, Collective Soul proceeded to release their first studio album through an indie record label called Rising…
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The 10 Best John Anderson Songs of All-Time
John Anderson is a country music singer and songwriter, originally from Florida. He began his career in 1974, so he has been in the music industry for almost five decades. During his career, John Anderson…
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The 10 Best Lil Durk Songs of All-Time
Lil Durk often describes his sound as “melodize drill” and has released at least one mixtape every year since his debut mixtape, I’m a Hitta (2011). His debut album Remember My Name dropped in 2015,…
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The Meaning Behind Badflower’s “30”
Badflower is a rock band that has been around for more than a decade’s time. The earliest form of the band were the Cartunes, a collection of music school students who met at an apartment…
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Ranking All the Black Keys Studio Albums
The Black Keys recorded their first four albums in drummer Patrick Carney’s basement with around $3500 worth of scuzzy equipment. It might not have been the ideal setting, but it lent itself to some of…
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Ranking All The Tears for Fears Studio Albums
In October 2021, Tears for Fears announced plans to release their first album of new material in 17 years. Titled The Tipping Point, the album (their seventh) is due to hit the shelves in February…
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Ranking The 10 Best Olivia Newton John Studio Albums
After starting her career as a purveyor of wholesome, countrified pop, Olivia Newton-John went stratospheric in 1981 when she swapped nice for naughty on the multi-platinum selling Physical. Since then, she’s gone through several different…
