We (Still) Can't Live "With or Without You"
U2's killer ballad went to No. 1 in America on May 16, 1987.
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1987
No Bones About It: The "Touch of Grey" Video is a Classic
The Grateful Dead recorded the video on May 9, 1987 after a set in California.
"Mony Mony" Was Built to Last
Tommy James' classic became an even bigger hit when it was covered nearly 20 years later.
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Ramones in the '80s: A Real Cool Time
A guide to seven of their lesser-known records.
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MTV's 'Headbanger's Ball' Put Metal in the Mainstream
Do you remember the first host? (It wasn't Riki Rachtman.)
Queen, Journey Classics Selected for Preservation by Library of Congress
The list also includes a Grammy-winning album by Linda Ronstadt
Remembering When The Beatles Joined the CD Revolution
The band's back catalogue finally came to disc in 1987.
The Smiths Stirred "Panic" with Two Compilations in 1987
Shoplifters of the world unite.
When George Harrison Had a One-Track "Mind" to the Top of the Charts
A song he loved back in the Beatles years became his third solo chart-topper.
Here They Go Again: The Breakthrough of Whitesnake's 1987 Album
On April 7, 1987, Whitesnake - having released their self-titled LP a week earlier in Europe - graced North America’s presence with the record, which would prove to be the most commercially successful album of the band’s career.