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Big returns, genre moves and records by reliable legends mark the year's best.

Perfect for a year-end playlist.

Some are bad poetry, while others spark head-scratching confusion. Still others are just plain wrong.

A lot of things went wrong before this live project helped made them one of the '80s' biggest concert acts.

They're set to return for the first time since 2021's No Filter dates.

“We all got plastered together, and he was very emphatic."

Sure, you could listen to that classic LP again. Or you could give some of these records a spin.

Drummer also discusses revisiting material recorded prior to his life-changing car crash.

Their main aptitude is often plainly obvious. The others, not so much.

Some mishaps are eventually forgotten over a lengthy career. Others have bigger implications.

Caroline Buckman took part in secret recording session for “Now and Then” 11 months before dying of cancer.

Historian discovers that picture of an English town roof mender was captured in the 1890s by local photographer.

Taupin praised his friend as "the other best wife a man could ever hope for."

This year's event took place in Brooklyn, N.Y.

Led Zeppelin guitarist made a rare appearance to honor Link Wray.

Once-in-a-lifetime collaborations, surprise appearances, emotional tributes -- this year's ceremony had a little of everything.