The Rolling Stones release "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction," defining a generation's sound.
Led Zeppelin drops their debut album, marking the birth of heavy rock.
Pink Floyd releases "The Dark Side of the Moon," an instant progressive rock classic.
Guns N' Roses explode onto the scene with "Appetite for Destruction."
Elvis Presley's fame surges with the release of "Jailhouse Rock," influencing early rock 'n' roll culture.
The Summer of Love sees a psychedelic explosion with albums from The Beatles, Hendrix, and The Doors.
Black Sabbath releases their self-titled debut, igniting the era of heavy metal.
Led Zeppelin IV drops with "Stairway to Heaven," one of the most iconic songs in rock history.
Queen releases "Bohemian Rhapsody," blending opera and rock in an unprecedented way.
The Eagles release "Hotel California," capturing California rock with haunting storytelling.
Pink Floyd drops "The Wall," a rock opera exploring isolation and psychological barriers.
AC/DC releases "Back in Black," becoming one of the best-selling albums of all time.
Nirvana releases "Nevermind," ushering in the grunge movement and altering the rock landscape.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inducts Queen, Aerosmith, and Steely Dan, honoring the enduring legacy of classic rock.