Ryan Reed

In their tumultuous half-century of existence, Yes have released 16 live albums. That's way too many live albums.

For Genesis, chart success really was a matter of addition by subtraction.

Tony Banks' music has been dotted with oboes and cornets since releasing 2004's 'Seven' – not synthesizer solos and tom-tom fills.

We look at what the members of Yes did during their temporary break-up following 1980's 'Drama.'

Fleetwood Mac announced their freedom from John Mayall's Bluesbreakers with this self-titled debut.

His last gig with the band came on July 25, 1974 at the Centennial Hall in London, Ontario.

Syd Barrett's tortured spirit was already hovering over Pink Floyd, even before he unexpectedly crashed the sessions for 'Wish You Were Here' on June 5, 1975.

Zappa really wasn't a "rock" musician. That fact is cemented on 'Lumpy Gravy,' first solo album.

On December 10, 2007, the surviving members of Led Zeppelin reunited for their first full-length concert in nearly thirty years.

The Beatles took a potshot at the rich and regal during one of their most famous concerts.

Traffic are rightly remembered today as titans of jazz-rock and soul -- but on their 1967 debut album, 'Mr. Fantasy,' released 46 years ago this month, Steve Winwood and company were busy riding the psychedelic coattails of 'Sgt. Pepper.'

For many diehards, Led Zeppelin were even more mind-blowing onstage than they were in the studio. With 1997's 'BBC Sessions,' that argument was strengthened considerably, as it showcased the most powerful quartet in rock music at their most playful and hard-hitting.