posted 10-11-2005 12:41 AM         

1960s
The Beatles release a cover of Chuck Berry’s “Roll Over Beethoven.” 1965

Grand Funk Railroad unfurls their debut LP “On Time.” The critics hate it but so what? 1969

1980s
The Pretenders release their single “Don’t Get Me Wrong.” 1986

“Zenyatta Mondatta” by the Police tops the UK album charts. 1980

Ringo Starr and wife Barbara Bach travel to Tucson to undergo alcohol abuse treatment. 1988

1990s
KoRn’s self-titled debut featuring “Shoots and Ladders” is unleashed. 1994

2000s
Buffalo Springfield bassist Bruce Palmer dies of a heart attack at age 58. Palmer and Neil Young moved from Ontario to Los Angeles in 1966. There they joined Stephen Stills, drummer Dewey Martin and singer Richie Furay to form Buffalo Springfield. 2004

Britain`s Q magazine names Pink Floyd the greatest band of all time. Floyd edges out Led Zeppelin for the top spot. The Beatles barely make the list coming in 8th. Just above them is the only U.S. act, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band. The list is based on U.K. album and concert ticket sales mixed with a uniquely British skewing. 2004

The anti-Bush "Vote For Change" tour wraps up in Washington D.C. "We thought our nation`s capital seemed like the most ideal place to do that," says Pearl Jam`s Stone Gossard. Along with Pearl Jam, Bruce Springsteen and R.E,M. appear on the tour. The Sundance Channel devotes five hours to the tour with the program National Anthem: Inside the Vote for Change Concert Tour. 2004