Jon Wiederhorn

On March 22, 1987, Anthrax issued 'Among the Living,' an album that secured their spot in thrash metal history.

Re-spect!

On Jan. 17, 2001, bassist Jason Newsted revealed the news that he was exiting Metallica.

On Jan. 8, 1991, Def Leppard's Steve Clark died from an overdose.

Some say this is Priest's best album.

On Dec. 3, 2015, the iconic Stone Temple Pilots singer died while on tour.

Their first No. 1 album.

The last GN'R album with Slash and Duff.

Revisit the story behind the album.

On Nov. 13, 2001, Rob Zombie followed up his debut record with the venerable 'The Sinister Urge.'

KISS released 'Rock and Roll Over' on Nov. 11, 1976.

One of the bigger missteps of their career.

Anthrax's landmark release, 'Spreading the Disease,' had a lot of turmoil surrounding it.

Forget about work — this list isn't safe to view anywhere.

The diverse follow-up to 'South of Heaven.'

On Oct. 7, 1986, Slayer delivered their thrash masterpiece 'Reign in Blood.'

On Sept. 27, 1986, Metallica's Cliff Burton was killed in a bus crash.

Some say it's their best album.

A monster album.

On Sept. 17, 1991, Ozzy Osbourne reached a career turning point with his solo disc 'No More Tears.'