Kesha said when she was writing 'Tik Tok' that 'the dumber it got, the better it got' and didn't know it would become her first Number One hit.

However, I think a few pop hits from back in the day would be even better if they were heavy, intense rock songs. Let’s look at just three examples, along with a few rock covers that prove my point.

Songwriting is about sharing music most of the time, but some artists could have kept some of their best songs for themselves. Read more about them here.

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It's hard to imagine these famous rock songs never existing, but they came close to getting the axe ahead of their respective releases.

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Paul McCartney has never been known for musical rage, but on one particular song, all his anger was channelled into one ...

The celebration of Hmong American Day at Txuj Ci HMong Language and Culture Lower Campus reflects pride in cultural heritage.

Inspired by a jingle and recorded in a closet, "Go NY Go" has been firing up Madison Square Garden for more than 30 years.

The students and staff are known as the Rye Riptides. The band, which plays about half dozen times a year at the school, is ...