George Lucas once said, “A movie is never finished, only abandoned.” That’s literally true for these Top 10 Unreleased Rock Documentaries, which all have been hidden from the public eye at some point, often because their subjects were less than thrilled with the results. The
Tom Petty's 'Honey Bee,' released on 'Wildflowers,' is one of Rock's Hidden Gems.
The Rockford, Ill. quartet quickly established themselves in the late '70s as the undisputed titans of power pop.
We love some of these albums, but they're really not indicative of the artists' defining work.
Released as the b-side of 'Born in the U.S.A.,' Bruce Springsteen's 'Shut Out the Light' is also about a returning Vietnam veteran.
We look beyond the Who's hits for some more favorites.
We delve into the story behind the Who's 'Tommy' album, which was released on May 23, 1969.
The final installment of the Berlin Trilogy was released on May 18, 1974.
Tom Petty's house was set on fire by an arsonist on May 17, 1987.
On May 16, 1969, Pete Townshend kicked a man off the Who's stage. Turned out he was a plain clothes policeman. Oops.
